The English Language Department at the University of Notre Dame calls for requests and nominations for the position of a full -time assistant professor, in any aspect of American literature, one of the oldest texts during the First World War. The duties of the position include teaching, research and service. Special attention will be paid to applicants who have experience in periods of 1865, including the colonial period, the revolutionary era, and the American Renaissance. We invite work that looks at any number of types such as imagination, poetry, speech, drama and stories. Specialization is open and may include experience in multi -ethnic literature (including American -African literature and original American literature); Religion and literature. Sound, performance and media studies; The national approach to American literature; And/or American literature is seen as a branch of worldly English literature. While these priorities, scientists who have other areas are encouraged to focus on serving and will be considered completely.

Qualifications:

Candidates at the entry level must have completed all doctoral requirements. A degree or completed all theses in American literature or relevant field. Candidates at the advanced assistant level must have a doctorate degree. In American literature or a related field.

Application Instructions:

To apply, we ask the candidates to send online (please click on Progress The above button): Application letter and current biography

Unofficial inquiries and nominations must be directed to: Professor Sandra Gustaveron, Chairman of the Research Committee in Sgustafs@nd.edu

Applications must be received by Monday, October 27, 2025 For full consideration. We expect all interviews by zooming. Candidates may be required to provide additional materials later in the review process, including the writing sample and reference file. Please do not send any additional materials unless it is requested. The final contestants will be invited to visit the campus for interviews with the departments.

The University of Notremam seeks to attract, develop and retain the highest quality of faculty, employees and administration. The university is the owner of equal opportunities, and it is not distinguished on the basis of race, color, national, ethnic, sex, disability, veteran status, genetic information, or age at work. Moreover, Notre Dame prohibits discrimination against old warriors or qualified individuals with disabilities, and corresponds to 41 CFR 60-741.5 (A) and 41 CFR 60-300.5 (A). We strongly encourage requests from the candidates who are attracted to a university with a Catholic identity.

The English Language Department at the University of Notre Dame calls for requests and nominations for the position of a full -time assistant professor, in any aspect of American literature, one of the oldest texts during the First World War. The duties of the position include teaching, research and service. Special attention will be paid to applicants who have experience in periods of 1865, including the colonial period, the revolutionary era, and the American Renaissance. We invite work that looks at any number of types such as imagination, poetry, speech, drama and stories. Specialization is open and may include experience in multi -ethnic literature (including American -African literature and original American literature); Religion and literature. Sound, performance and media studies; The national approach to American literature; And/or American literature is seen as a branch of worldly English literature. While these priorities, scientists who have other areas are encouraged to focus on serving and will be considered completely.

Qualifications:

Candidates at the entry level must have completed all doctoral requirements. A degree or completed all theses in American literature or relevant field. Candidates at the advanced assistant level must have a doctorate degree. In American literature or a related field.

Application Instructions:

To apply, we ask the candidates to send online (please click on Progress The above button): Application letter and current biography

Unofficial inquiries and nominations must be directed to: Professor Sandra Gustaveron, Chairman of the Research Committee in Sgustafs@nd.edu

Applications must be received by Monday, October 27, 2025 For full consideration. We expect all interviews by zooming. Candidates may be required to provide additional materials later in the review process, including the writing sample and reference file. Please do not send any additional materials unless it is requested. The final contestants will be invited to visit the campus for interviews with the departments.

The University of Notremam seeks to attract, develop and retain the highest quality of faculty, employees and administration. The university is the owner of equal opportunities, and it is not distinguished on the basis of race, color, national, ethnic, sex, disability, veteran status, genetic information, or age at work. Moreover, Notre Dame prohibits discrimination against old warriors or qualified individuals with disabilities, and corresponds to 41 CFR 60-741.5 (A) and 41 CFR 60-300.5 (A). We strongly encourage requests from the candidates who are attracted to a university with a Catholic identity.