[ATTW-L] Position in Digital Humanities at UNC Charlotte

[Gregory Wickliff]

Those with a specialization in Technical Communication or related areas are
encouraged to apply for a tenure-line Assistant Professor position with a
2/2 teaching load in Digital Humanities with a partial appointment (25%
teaching) in our new School of Data Science. The salary range for this
position is $77,000-$80,000 (with a possible additional increment from the
School for Data Science). The Department of English, with more than 30
full-time faculty, 300 majors, and 60 graduate students, offers BA and MA
degrees with area emphases in Creative Writing, Literature and Culture,
Children’s Literature, Linguistics, Pedagogy, and Technical/Professional
Writing. The University of North Carolina at Charlotte, which is projected
to achieve R1 status in 2025, is the second largest institution within the
UNC system. This past Fall, we enrolled over 31,000 students and
experienced record growth with our incoming first-year class and graduate
programs. Nearly 42% of our students identify as members of historically
underrepresented groups and 33% of undergraduates identify as
first-generation college students. The university is located in the largest
city in North Carolina, with a metro population of over 2,800,000 and home
to the seventh busiest airport worldwide. Please forward this ad to those
you know who might be interested in this position.

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The Department of English at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte
is conducting a search for an Assistant Professor of English in Digital
Humanities with a Partial Appointment in Data Science.

The position has a 2-2 teaching load in the *English Department*
<http://English.uncc.edu>with shared teaching responsibilities in the *School
of Data Science* <https://sds.charlotte.edu>.

Successful candidates will have expertise in areas such as archival
studies; born-digital literature and/or media; computational and/or corpus
linguistics; cultural analytics; data visualization; digitally mediated
communication; distance reading; human-computer interaction; narratology;
science, technology, and society; interface design and multimediality; or
related areas.

The full announcement and description for the position can be found *here*
<https://jobs.charlotte.edu/postings/59411>.

Screening of applicants will begin on Nov. 20, 2024, and will continue
until the position is filled. Please direct inquiries to the Chair of the
Search Committee, Professor Juan Meneses, at *juan.meneses at charlotte.edu*
<juan.meneses at charlotte.edu>.

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Gregory A. Wickliff, PhD
Associate Professor of English
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
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