Deadline:
January 15
Length/Track:
Tenure track
Description:
“The candidate selected for this position is expected to work with the faculty to continue to develop and coordinate a prison/jail education program offered within SUNY Stony Brook and in the Long Island region, coordinate curriculum, create an interdisciplinary minor within Africana Studies designed to train students in issues surrounding abolition, reform, and the prison-industrial complex.” Required qualifications include a “Ph.D. (or foreign equivalent) in African-American, Africana, and Black Studies; Law, Sociolegal Studies, Criminology, Law and Society, Critical Legal Studies, Disability Studies, Queer Theory, Philosophy, Critical Non-Fiction and Prison Writing, Education; or related fields. Specialization criminology, history, cultural studies, and critical race theory Diasporic comparative orientation focus on sites such as Africa, the Caribbean, and South America.”
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