Job Postings Film Studies

[Sarah Frederick]

Just calling attention to two different positions being advertised at  
Boston University.  The  film studies position is in the department  
of English, though no specific area restrictions have been posed. The  
Korean literature search is in my department, and, as noted, we would  
welcome people with expertise or interest in film.  Feel free to pass  
these on to colleagues and students who might be interested.

Sarah Frederick
Associate Professor of Japanese
Acting Chair
Dept. Modern Languages
    and Comparative Literature
Boston University
718 Commonwealth Avenue, Rm. 101
Boston, MA 02215
617-353-6214
sfred at bu.edu

Film Studies:

The Department of English seeks to fill a position starting in  
September 2011 at the
rank of Assistant Professor of English (Film Studies), pending final
budgetary approval, to teach film history and film/media theory, with  
strong
capacity to teach in a related literary field. Send letter, vita, and  
2-page
description of dissertation or major publications by 1 November to  
Professor
Leland Monk, Search Committee Chair, Department of English, 236 Bay  
State
Road, Boston, MA 02215.  Boston University is an Affirmative Action/ 
Equal
Opportunity Employer.


Korean Literature

Boston University's Department of Modern Languages and Comparative  
Literature (MLCL) seeks a Comparative Literature scholar with  
expertise in Korean literature to begin September 1, 2011 (pending  
final budgetary approval). Specialization within Korean literature  
open. Required: Ph.D. at time of appointment and native or near- 
native proficiency in both Korean and English, ability to teach a  
broad array of undergraduate courses in Korean, East Asian and  
Comparative Literature, and demonstration of continuing commitment to  
literary research. Additional expertise in Korean cinema and/or  
visual culture is also welcomed.  Please submit letter of application  
and CV electronically to Ms. Rebecca Jackson, jacksonr at bu.edu . Three  
recommendation letters should also be sent electronically or, if that  
is not possible, mailed to Korean Lit. Search Committee, BU  
Department of Modern Languages and Comparative Literature, 718  
Commonwealth Avenue, Boston MA 02215. Additional materials will be  
requested subsequently from some candidates. Boston University is an  
Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. Preference given to  
applications received by November 1, 2010.  <http://www.bu.edu/mlcl>







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