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Presidential Research Fellow, Public Scholarship (PS2) Coordinator Fellowship

The Center for the Humanities at CUNY Graduate Center is seeking a Presidential Research Fellow (Public Scholarship (PS2) Coordinator) to assist in the creation, launch, and management of a new proposed Doctoral Certificate in Public Scholarship, and a suite of activities taking places under the auspices of The Public Scholarship Practice Space (PS2) housed at CUNY Center for Humanities.

PS2 at the Center for the Humanities builds on the strength of engaged research in the arts, humanities, digital humanities, social sciences, and sciences at CUNY Graduate Center, as well as the success of PublicsLab and the Seminar on Public Engagement and Collaborative Research, to facilitate both institutional and civic transformation through publicly engaged scholarship.

While the immediate need is the development and launch of the Public Scholarship certificate program, we also aim to explore four additional potential platforms: Graduate Education Transformation Grants; the Provost Summer Research Public Scholarship Fellowships; a Dissertation Innovation Lab; and Engagement & Public Programs.

This evolving position is ideal for a creative and collaboratively-minded individual with experience producing public scholarship and/or a desire to gain experience developing higher education systems that support the public good.

Application Deadline: Sat, July 15th, 2023

Eligibility: CUNY Graduate Center Doctoral Students.

Compensation and Benefits:

  • Compensation for the fellowship will be a minimum of $27,374 for the academic year. Click here for the full list of compensation, benefits, hours, and expectations.

HOW TO APPLY:

In order to apply, please submit:

1) a cover letter (no more than 1-2 pages) that includes:

  1. a) describes your experience, or interest in contributing to Public Scholarship;
    b) describes how you envision the fellowship furthering your professional, scholarly, and/or organizing goals;
    c) describes and any prior relevant experience, noting more broadly your experience working in collaborative research, finance, communications, or curriculum development;

2) a CV;

We will interview during the week of July 17 via Zoom. The position begins on August 25, 2023.

Submit Applications to: ch@gc.cuny.edu
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.

Click here for more information about this fellowship, including the full list of job responsibilities and preferred qualifications.