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Tenured or Tenure-Track Positions
Assistant Professor of English in Renaissance drama
including Shakespeare. Tenure- track, 2-2 teaching load. Ph.D. in hand
by July 2009. Send letter, vita, and letters of recommendation to
Professor Su Fang Ng, Department of English, University of Oklahoma,
Norman, OK 73019-0240. Final review of applications will begin November
7th and continue until position is filled. The University of Oklahoma
is an AA/EO employer. Women and/or minorities are encouraged to apply.
Interviews will be conducted at the MLA convention. Norman, a college town of c. 100,000 residents, was
recently selected by Money magazine as the sixth best small city in its
2008 rankings of best places to live. It is located just 20 miles south
of Oklahoma City (metropolitan pop. 1.2 million). Departmental and
university research support includes a pre-tenure leave, travel to
conferences, and opportunities for summer grants for untenured faculty.
Bizzell Library's holdings include electronic databases such as Early
English Books Online as well as specialized collections in History of
Science, Western History and Rare Books. The University is a supporting
member of the Newberry Library consortium and hosts an active
year-round program of theater, music, and lectures.
Native American
Literature Native American
Literature—rank open. Tenured or Tenure-Track, according to
qualifications. 2/2 teaching load. Ph.D. in English or related field,
or M.A. in English with publications and teaching commensurate with
terminal degree in English. Send letter, vita, and letters of
recommendation to Professor Alan Velie, Dept. of English, University of
Oklahoma, Norman, OK 73019-024. Final review of applications will begin
November 7th and continue until position is filled. The University of
Oklahoma is an AA/EO employer. Women and/or minorities are encouraged
to apply. Interviews will be conducted at MLA in San Francisco. Norman, a college town of 100,000 residents, was
recently selected by Money magazine as the sixth best small city in its
2008 rankings of best places to live. It is located just 20 miles south
of Oklahoma City (metropolitan pop. 1.2 million). The English
department has 29 tenured and tenure-track faculty and includes the
editors of Genre, Workplace, Angelaki, The Variorum Chaucer, and World
Literature Today. Bizzell Library's holdings include major History of
Science, Western History and Rare Books Collections. OU offers a
variety of Native American language courses and a B.A. and M.A. in
Native American Studies, which English supports through course
offerings. The University hosts an active year- round program of
theater, music, and lectures, and facilitates faculty travel for the
purpose of conferences and research. Untenured faculty are also
eligible for summer grants to help them to make progress on their
research and publication. University
of Oklahoma Department
of Human Resources
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