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An Opportunity to Shape African Studies at Bowdoin College
If you're passionate about African literature and eager to inspire the next generation, Bowdoin College has an exciting opportunity for you. The Department of Africana Studies is inviting applications for a full-time tenure-track position as an Assistant Professor in African Studies. Starting in July 2025, the role is open to scholars with diverse expertise, particularly those focusing on Sub-Saharan Africa and its connections to the global African Diaspora.
Championing Inclusive Excellence and Diverse Narratives
Bowdoin College is committed to an inclusive and diverse educational environment. The candidate is expected to embrace and contribute to 'inclusive excellence' by exploring African culture and history while fostering a community where all students can thrive. Bowdoin's liberal arts setting prioritizes making impactful connections across cultural and societal divides, making this position perfect for those dedicated to shaping rich, diverse dialogues through education.
Your Role: Educator, Researcher, and Innovator
Selected candidates will find themselves at the heart of an empowering academic community, delivering courses that delve into African culture, politics, and literature. The role entails teaching two courses per semester and supporting students in understanding Africa's cultural tapestry and myriad narratives, from historic traditions to contemporary storytelling. This position not only enriches students' educational journeys but also connects them to the vibrancy of African books and cultural dialogues.
Relevant Links and Contact Information
To learn more about this opportunity, or to submit an application, interested candidates should explore the resources provided by Bowdoin College. Inquiries can be directed to Brian Purnell at bpurnell@bowdoin.edu, the chair of the Africana Studies Department.
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