Dr. Virginia Sanchez-Korrol to be honored
February 17th, 2012 by Arlene Torreshttp://centropr.hunter.cuny.edu/about/events/dr-virginia-sánchez-korrol-be-honored-siglo-xxi-conference
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Dr. Virginia E. Sánchez Korrol looks forward to receiving The Inter-University Program for Latino Research’s (IUPLR) tribute at Siglo XXI, the IUPLR Fourth Biennial Conference, which will be held from February 22 – February 25, as “a symbol of recognition for work of my colleagues and all those scholars who devote their careers to Latino Studies.”
Of the honor, Sánchez Korrol said, “A recognition of your work by your peers is, perhaps, the highest honor one can ever receive.”
“There is, of course, a feeling of excitement, the WOW factor that someone actually realizes the ways you’ve been attempting to change academia and society through intellectual work,” she said. “But there is also, more importantly, a sense of humility because an award to me is really an award to all of us who have struggled together and worked collectively for more than three decades to bring about knowledge, progress, and change in our communities and in the broader society.”
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CUNY, Centro at Hunter College Pioneering Scholarly Activist
November 8th, 2011 by Arlene TorresCUNY, Centro at Hunter College Documentaries of Pioneers
November 8th, 2011 by Arlene TorresDistinguished Lecturer Center for Puerto Rican Studies CUNY, Hunter College
October 15th, 2011 by Arlene Torreshttp://www.cuny.edu/employment.html
Job ID 4294 Position will remain open until filled
Distinguished Lecturer
GENERAL DUTIES Performs teaching duties in area(s) of expertise as noted below. Distinguished Lecturers are experienced practitioners or teachers in their professions or fields of expertise. Distinguished Lecturer positions are full-time but non-tenure track positions with a maximum appointment period of seven years, subject to annual reappointment.
CAMPUS SPECIFIC INFORMATION The Centro de Estudios Puertorriqueños (Centro)/Hunter College, the only university-based research institute in the United States devoted to the interdisciplinary study of the Puerto Rican experience, seeks a Distinguished Lecturer with research expertise in any one of the wide
range of disciplines within history, education, media studies, the humanities, the social sciences or
behavioral sciences, including those interdisciplinary in nature, to complement its current research capacity. The successful candidate will have a joint academic department and Centro appointment with primary responsibility for teaching four courses a year, and other research and administration duties as assigned by the Director.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Terminal degree and a record of achievement in a profession or field of expertise related to anticipated teaching assignments.
OTHER QUALIFICATIONS
Applicants are expected to have a PhD or a terminal degree when appropriate in any one of the wide range of disciplines within history, education, media studies, the humanities, the social sciences or behavioral sciences, including those interdisciplinary in nature, and a record of achievements in his/her field of expertise
Effective teaching, strong scholarship, and collegial involvement
Substantial knowledge in Puerto Rican studies
Interest in community based and policy research is highly desirable and welcomed
A successful sponsored research track record, administrative experience, and complementarities to
Centro’s mission and research agenda are highly desirable.
For a detailed description refer to the link on the top of the page.