Professeur de Gestion - Vancouver, BC, Canada - Code4lib

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Visiting Professor in Archival Studies for the Academic Year at UBC School of Information - Code4Lib Job Board Temporary Visiting Professor in Archival Studies for the Academic Year

UBC School of Information — Vancouver , BC 0 other recent jobs Salary: $10,000 to $20,000 Created: The University of British Columbia's School of Information, one of the world's leading iSchools, invites applications for a Visiting Professor with a specialization in Archival Studies.

Applications are invited from archival scholars in all areas of specialisation, including but not limited to arrangement and description, appraisal, archives and emerging technologies, archives and the law, and records and information management.

The position is for the academic year:
visiting professors will be appointed for one full academic term (September to December 2024 or January to April 2025) or two full academic terms (September 2024 to April

This is a competitive position which provides funds to enable the successful candidate to spend a term engaged in Teaching and Research at UBC iSchool and with the broader UBC community.

Academics at rank of Assistant, Associate, and Full Professor from all countries are encouraged to apply.

This position will be for a scholar who will bring expertise and an active record of scholarship in any field within Archival Studies.

Preference will be given to candidates who have a proven track record of high-quality research productivity and experience in teaching.

The Visiting Professor is provided with shared office space and is invited to be an active member of the iSchool community during their stay.

You are expected to present your ongoing research at a colloquium which will be open to iSchool faculty and Students and members of the broader UBC community.

Preference is given to a faculty member who is willing to teach a course in our Master of Archival Studies (MAS) program, for which an additional $10,000 remuneration is provided.

The School of Information is a top-ranked institution in the field of information management and presents a vibrant teaching and research environment.

Our faculty are engaged in innovative and collaborative research, community engagement, and professional leadership.

We offer several top-ranked graduate programs with consistent high evaluations from our students, including a PhD program, Masters programs in Library and Information Studies (MLIS) and Archival Studies (MAS), and a First Nations Curriculum Concentration (FNCC), our specialization that focuses on Indigenous information initiatives.

UBC has an international reputation for excellence in advanced research and learning.

Applicants are asked to submit a current Curriculum vitae and a cover letter outlining their proposed research, the reasons for taking up this position, and their potential teaching interest.