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The Department of Sociology and the Comparative Race and Ethnicity Studies Program invite applications for a tenure-track position beginning in the 2026–2027 academic year. We expect to make an appointment at the assistant professor level. We will consider more senior candidates.

The Center will fund up to 8 projects of up to $5000 that creatively engage with the broad range of questions related to the theme of Crisis Moments that can further public understanding of contemporary crises of planning, policy, and material reality in the United States and around the globe.

The 2026 AAAS conference in Hawai‘i serves as a space, place, and time through which to collectively reflect on, respond to, and/or reckon with settler colonial and U.S. imperial desires and designs that continue to shape everyday life and futures. This call for collective study should be read as an invitation for critical inquiry into … Read more

CBH is currently seeking an Assistant Director of Education to lead its Education Department. Reporting to the Executive Director of CBH and working closely with the Director for Special Collections and the Chief Historian, the Assistant Director of Education is responsible for overseeing all educational programs.

Oversee and provide training on voter engagement and outreach activities, support fundraising and development of the program, and prepare for the 2030 Census.

We invite all immigrant students between the ages of 16-28 to apply! We will be choosing 4 winners, each will receive $2,000. Applications are due by Friday, September 26th at 10:00am.