The announcement is posted on the University of Virginia Library Scholars’ Lab site: http://scholarslab.org/uncategorized/are-you-our-next-head-of-graduate-programs/
The announcement and the full job site posting are below for ease. This includes ease for people looking at this amazing position, and for people like me who are looking to learn from this position scoping for supporting similar programs and activities at other institutions. Congrats to UVa for a great position, and a great model for all of us to pursue for engaged public scholarly work!
Are you our next Head of Graduate Programs?
As the description on the University of Virginia job site emphasizes, the primary responsibilities focus on the Praxis Program and other graduate DH Fellowships. “Mentoring, managing day-to-day operations, and coordinating staff support for both team-based and individual graduate fellowship programs at U.Va. Library. Developing intellectual programming in the digital humanities for the Scholars’ Lab and building community among emerging scholars at U.Va. Fostering collaboration on humanities training and research support with internal and external partners.” The Head of Graduate Programs works closely with graduate programs around the university to arrange fellowships and collaborates with librarians in enhancing the digital curriculum. Feel free to imagine how you might weave your own interests and research into these responsibilities (we make time for staff members to pursue research projects). We look for talent in communication and community building, experience in the context of digital research and instruction, and familiarity with graduate studies in your discipline(s): “Master’s degree or equivalent in the humanities or humanistic aspects of information science.”
This is a great time to join the broad and deep teams of digital scholarship at the University of Virginia, with our new Dean of Libraries John Unsworth and the University’s reconfirmed commitment to innovative humanities research in the biggest tent of DH. Scholars’ Lab collaborates with the Carter G. Woodson Institute for African-American and African Studies and the Institute of the Humanities and Global Cultures. The Head of Graduate Programs can help shape both the research agenda and the series of workshops and public programs that serve the entire University community, along with the Scholars’ Lab’s directors, the Head of Public Programs, and others in this collaborative center within the Library.
Salary and Benefits:
Salary is commensurate with experience, and expected in the $65,000 – $75,000 range per annum. Excellent benefits, TIAA/CREF and other retirement plans along with generous funding for travel and professional development.
To Apply:
Review of applications to begin immediately and continue until position is filled. (If you need to search the Jobs@UVa portal, the posting number is 0619604). It is easy to apply: complete the application, and attach cover letter and CV, with contact information for three current, professional references.
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