Medieval 2012

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Manhattanville College (NY)
Position Title: Tenure-track Assistant Professor of British Literature. A PhD in medieval or Renaissance British literature is required; specialty open. The successful candidate will teach period surveys, courses on Shakespeare (introductory through advanced), and courses in areas of his/her expertise.

Note Also: "First-round interviews will be held at MLA. Please incorporate into a single PDF a cover letter, CV, and statement of teaching philosophy, and send the PDF to [mailto:humanresources@mville.edu humanresources@mville.edu] by November 15, 2011. Fall 2012 is our anticipated start date subject to budgetary approval."

Links: HigherEdJobs

Deadline: Nov. 15

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Also posted at Renaissance 2012

Northern State University (SD)
Position Title: tenure-track Asst. Prof of English. Specialization in medieval literature and able to teach the history of the English language. Experience teaching beginning Latin and/or secondary education preferred.

Links: HigherEdJobs

Deadline: Review of applications begins 'as early as December'

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UC Davis
Position Title: tenure-track position in medieval English literature (c. 1100-1500)

Links: CHE & UC Davis HR

Deadline: Review of applications begins Nov. 10

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Medievalist Wiki Count
(please add yourself under the appropriate heading and also update the total)

Anglo-Saxon/Old English: 1

Middle English: 1

Anglo-Saxon/Middle English:

Comparative Medieval: 2

Medieval/Renaissance:

Germanic:

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Demographics:
ABD (early):

ABD (will finish this academic year):

Ph.D. in hand (one-year, VAP, Lecturer): 1

Assistant Professor: 3

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