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The Fellowship:
- Each Fellowship is a continuing, renewable teaching appointments in the
Villanova Center for Liberal Education (VCLE) subject to yearly review.
- Each Fellow is responsible for teaching three sections per semester of
the Augustine and Culture Villanova Seminar.
- Each Fellow helps develop and oversee various scholarly activities
sponsored by the program, including conferences, faculty workshops, a book
series, and other projects. In addition, each Fellow is required to
contribute to Villanova’s residential learning communities.
- The mission of the VCLE is to introduce first-year
students to the shared intellectual inquiry that marks a community of
scholars. We therefore seek candidates who will engage our students and our
faculty, in studying questions of common concern in the humanities.
Candidates for these positions must have:
- Ph.D. in a Humanities discipline.
- A strong commitment to teaching and learning in the liberal arts.
- An interest in teaching the thought of Augustine and its influence.
- Candidates with strong interdisciplinary backgrounds and an interest in
working with diverse scholars in other humanities disciplines receive
preference.
Villanova is a Roman Catholic University founded by and related to the
Augustinian Order. An Affirmative Action, Equal Opportunity Employer,
Villanova is committed to fostering a faculty rich in diversity and
dedicated to Villanova’s Judeo-Christian value orientation.
To Apply:
- Candidates must submit an unofficial undergraduate and graduate school
transcripts, three letters of recommendation, and a writing sample, in
addition to their curriculum vitae to John A. Doody, Robert M. Birmingham
Chair in the Humanities, Villanova University, Villanova, PA 19085.
Further information regarding the Villanova Center for Liberal Education is
available by calling the office, 610.519.7325.
Villanova is a Roman Catholic University founded by and related to the
Augustinian Order. An Affirmative Action, Equal Opportunity Employer,
Villanova is committed to fostering a faculty rich in diversity and
dedicated to Villanova’s Judeo-Christian value orientation.
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