Tenure-track faculty position in Contemporary Indigenous Scholarship
Core
Tenure-track faculty role focusing on Indigenous histories, contemporary realities, and futures, including Indigenous feminisms, literature, decolonial theory, and community engagement.
Role type
Tenure-track Assistant/Associate Professor (Indigenous Studies)
Builds
Undergraduate and graduate courses, graduate student supervision, research, and community service.
Domain
Social Sciences / Humanities (Indigenous Studies, Feminist and Gender Studies)
Required skills
PhD in Indigenous Studies, Feminist/Gender Studies, or related social science/humanities field; expertise in Indigenous histories, decolonial theory, or related areas; established or potential research program; teaching excellence; community relationships.
Preferred skills
Ongoing relationship to legally recognized Indigenous nations/communities; bilingualism (French-English).
Technologies
N/A
Responsibilities
Teaching undergraduate and graduate courses; supervising graduate students; conducting research grounded in Indigenous knowledges; participating in administrative activities; community engagement.
Seniority
Tenure-track (Assistant/Associate Professor)