University of Florida: Tenure-Track Associate/Full Professors, the Hamilton Center for Classical and Civic Education
Established in 2022, the Hamilton Center is a multidisciplinary academic unit whose purpose is to support teaching and research concerning the ideas, traditions, and texts that shape Western civilization and American values and institutions. The Center also seeks to promote civil discourse and the ethic of citizenship, and prepare students for meaningful careers.
The Center seeks to fill several tenured faculty positions at the rank of Associate Professor or Professor, to start in the 2024-2025 academic year.
Within the bounds of their academic mission, the Center is flexible as to the disciplinary focus of applicants, but applications for this cycle are especially encouraged from scholars working in classics, religion, economics and economic history, history, literature, law, philosophy, and political science (especially political theory and international relations).
A Ph.D. or equivalent terminal degree is required. Salaries are competitive.
Requirements
A Ph.D. or equivalent terminal degree. Candidates should have substantial, demonstrably excellent teaching experience and a research record commensurate with tenure at an AAU institution. Candidates should hold the rank of professor or associate professor with tenure or equivalent) at the time of appointment.
Application Instructions
A complete application must include:
- a curriculum vitae;
- a cover letter which describes your interest in the Hamilton Center’s academic mission;
- a research statement;
- a teaching statement;
- a sample of scholarly writing from within the last three years;
- and three letters of recommendation.
Please address any inquiries to:
William Inboden, Director
Hamilton Center for Classical and Civic Education
University of Florida
P.O. Box 117460
Gainesville, FL 32611-7625
E-mail: inbodenw@ufl.edu
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Screening of applicants will continue until all positions are filled.
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The Hamilton Center’s core mission is to help students develop the knowledge, habits of thought, analytical skills, and character to be citizens and leaders in a free society. It is a multidisciplinary academic unit whose purpose is to support teaching and research concerning the ideas, traditions, and texts that shape Western civilization and American values and institutions. The Center also seeks to promote civil discourse and the ethic of citizenship, and prepare students for meaningful careers.
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