I stand by my opinion that Linux is the best for academic work, and I'm specifically talking about humanities here, not the usual suspects (like computer science or maths).
It's just so quiet and good for productivity, no ads, no forced apps, it's free, and you can customise it to your heart's content to create the workflow that best suits you.
If that URL directed you to log in, try this one:
https://hr.myu.umn.edu/jobs/ext/356679
I guess I'll use the extra post to say: we have a 2-1 teaching load, excellent mentoring of assistant professors, and a collegial environment. The Twin Cities have a lot of amenities. Check it out!
Minnesota Sociology is hiring an assistant prof in population studies!
Focused on population and environment (some, but defeasible, preference for candidates who could also teach grad migration)
It's a great place to work & I'll gladly answer questions
We are hiring a manager for the CU Community Fab Lab—the makerspace where Skeuomorph Press is located—it's a vibrant & welcoming space that bridges the campus & community & I am really hoping we find a dynamic person to help us maintain the great work currently happening & build in exciting new ways!
https://illinois.csod.com/ux/ats/careersite/1/home/requisition/3788?c=illinois
Since its founding in 1854, Rhode Island College (RIC) has been delivering a low-cost, high-quality education in innovative ways from its beautiful campus in Providence, RI. As Rhode Island’s first institution of public higher education, RIC has grown from its origins in teacher preparation to becoming a leading regional comprehensive college. With the goal of preparing students to be engaged citizens, as well as meeting state and regional needs for today’s workforce and tomorrow’s leaders, RIC ensures that students have the support, skills, and opportunities necessary to learn and thrive. It offers an extraordinary collegiate experience with top-notch academic programs, active learning in the classroom, significant experiential learning opportunities beyond the classroom, and state-of-the-art facilities. Nearly 90 majors and programs are offered through its five distinct academic schools: Arts and Sciences, Feinstein School of Education and Human Development, School of Business, School of Nursing, and School of Social Work. Rhode Island College is the only public Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI) in the state, and we view the diversity of our student body is one of our greatest strengths. Over 41% of the RIC undergraduate student body are students of color and 45% are first-generation college students. The Department of Sociology offers majors in Sociology and Justice Studies, minors in Sociology, Justice Studies, and Gerontology, and an MA degree in Justice Studies. We are an active, engaged faculty with diverse research and teaching interests.
Nino Kadic
Elizabeth Wrigley-Field
Ben Schmidt
Sebastian Karcher
Ryan Cordell
Dr. Mikaila