If you’re prepping for #AAG2024—or just love geography as much as we do—check out the treasure trove of resources on our American Association of Geographers conference hub. You’ll find links to help you navigate the event, as well as interviews and exciting new books to fuel your curiosity.
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The Division of Humanities, Social Sciences, Media & Arts at Morehouse College invites applications and nominations for an experienced teacher-scholar in the interdisciplinary area of Black Geographies. Applicants must demonstrate evidence of (or the potential for) excellence in research, teaching, and student mentoring. The Avalon Professor in the Humanities & Social Sciences will be expected to maintain an active research program with the potential for external funding, teach engaging undergraduate courses, and develop programming in their areas of expertise. The position is open to all ranks with an anticipated start date of August 2023. Areas of specialization might include, for example, racial justice movements in the African diaspora, carceral and abolition geographies, environmental racism, Black autonomous spaces, diaspora studies, the Global South, or digital geographies. We will give preference to a candidate whose interests complement and build upon the existing profile of HSSMA (Humanities, Social Sciences, Media & Arts) faculty. Scholarship that demonstrates an interest in innovative pedagogies, civic engagement and activism, or new geographical research methods would be an added benefit. Area of geographic focus is open. The successful applicant will have opportunities to teach across all levels of our curriculum, including introductory and upper-level undergraduate courses, to advise and mentor undergraduate students, and to contribute to curriculum development. They will find potential collaborators and interlocutors among Morehouse faculty engaged in research on related topics. Depending on the candidate’s interests, they will have opportunities to engage with other AUCC (Atlanta University Center Consortium) departments and interdisciplinary programs at Spelman College and Clark Atlanta University. Annual activities reports and occasional research presentations for the campus community and donors are also expected.
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