The Tulane Global Humanities Center is a new interdisciplinary center, housed in Tulane’s School of Liberal Arts, supporting humanities scholarship and education. TGHC works to support humanities initiatives, creating a community for all humanities scholars at Tulane. The Center’s programming revolves around a biennial theme, the first of which is Global Port Cities.
Interested candidates should submit the following materials:
For further inquiries about this position, please email Allison Beonde, abeonde@tulane.edu
The secondary expectation is the opportunity to work on an independent project, either a publication (such as the revision of a dissertation, book proposal, and/or scholarly article) or a public humanities project (such as an exhibit, symposium, or publication) that is linked either to TGHC or PC.
The Fellow will be required to be in residence during the two-year term and to be an active participant in Public Culture’s editorial work and TGHC’s programming. There is the possibility of renewal beyond the initial two-year term based on positive reviews and success in the role.
Candidates must have received their PhD in a humanities or humanistic social science discipline. PhD degrees should be conferred no earlier than 2022 and no later than September 1, 2026.
Experience in academic or commercial publishing and/or collaborating with museums, humanities centers, or non-academic community partners is especially welcome.
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