Duke University’s Department of English seeks a dynamic scholar with expertise in Asian, Asian American, and Diasporic Literature for a position at the rank of Associate or Full Professor with tenure. Advanced Assistant Professors with a distinguished publication record will also be considered. We seek a colleague with expertise in any historical period and genre, who will expand upon the department’s interdisciplinary strengths.
The successful candidate will offer the core literature course in the Asian American and Diasporic Studies program and will have opportunities for leadership as the program grows. This position complements a cluster of recent hires designed to increase the number of faculty with global perspectives and expertise across core departments in the Trinity College of Arts and Sciences.
Candidates submitting materials by January 3, 2024 will receive full consideration. Candidates should submit through Academic Jobs Online, a cover letter, a curriculum vitae, a link to a work sample (an article or a chapter), and names of three referees. Finalists will be asked to submit three recommendation letters. The position start date is July 1, 2024 (untenured), or January 1, 2025 (tenured).
The search committee welcomes letters of nomination for potential candidates. We ask that all nominations be sent to english@duke.edu, using “AADS” as the subject line.
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* finished (2023/11/02, finished 2024/05/03, listed until 2024/05/02)