School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Asian Studies Program (Ref#0084385)
University of Hawaii at Manoa
Deadline: Continuous – application review begins 1 February 2011
Other Conditions: Pending position clearance and availability of funds. To begin 08/01/2011.

We seek a dynamic, committed teacher and scholar in the performing arts of Asia who will contribute significantly to the Asian Studies Program and its vision of educating undergraduate and graduate students about Asia.

The successful applicant will have the ability to make Asian cultural sensibilities, knowledge, and epistemologies an integral part of his/her course work, and be able to work collaboratively with diverse groups of students and faculty within the university and in the community.

A faculty member in the Asian Studies Program has a minimal instruction load of four courses per year and is on duty for 9 months.

The selected faculty shall teach designated courses in the Asian Studies Program, conduct research and publish projects commensurate with Asian Studies Program standards appropriate to his/her rank, carry out curriculum development related to Asian Studies, and participate in Asian Studies Program committees as requested.

Must be able to contribute to and compliment the strengths of the Asian Studies Program as well as to those of the School’s Asia related National Resource Centers and be willing to provide service to the institution and academic community.

* Earned PhD from a college or university of recognized standing in the humanities or related discipline commensurate with the focus of hire (performing arts of Asia).

* Demonstrated knowledge of and experience in the performing arts of Asia, and strength in interdisciplinary teaching and scholarship.

* Have an active record in research/publication and strong instructional skills.

* Evidence of continued participation in scholarly and academic activities at the college/ university level, and a willingness and ability to enhance the image of the School and Program in the community.

Submit a letter of interest addressing the fulfillment of the minimum and any additional qualifications, a current vitae, and three letters of reference from professionals in the field competent to assess your work to Professor Michael Aung-Thwin at the address below. Official transcripts (from institution to institution) that reflect degree and course work are due at the time of hire.

Address:
Professor Michael Aung-Thwin
University of Hawaii at Manoa
School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Asian Studies Program
1890 East-West Road, Moore 413
Honolulu, HI 96822

Inquiries:
Professor Michael Aung-Thwin, Chair, Asian Studies Program; 808-956-5962; aungthwi@hawaii.edu

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Employment is contingent on satisfying employment eligibility verification requirements of the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986; reference checks of previous employers; and for certain positions, criminal history record checks.

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