Ithaca College
JULIAN EUELL FUTURE FACULTY FELLOWSHIP - RELIGIOUS STUDIES
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About the role
- We particularly welcome candidates who are cognizant of how race, gender, and politics figure into global religious contexts.
- We primarily are seeking candidates in Religious Studies but will also consider candidates who work in affiliated fields like Islamic Studies, Jewish Studies, Middle Eastern Studies, African religions, Chinese religions.
- The fellowship provides advanced doctoral candidates with meaningful teaching experience and mentorship as they complete their dissertations.
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