Teaching Fellowships in Sociology/Anthropology

1. CEP Teaching Fellowship in Sociology/Anthropology
in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
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The Civic Education Project, a non-profit organization
dedicated to educational reform in Central-Eastern
Europe and Eurasia, is still accepting applications
from social anthropologists for a one-year university
teaching fellowship in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan beginning
August 2002 until approx. June 2003. The candidate
would teach sociology and anthropology courses in
English to undergraduates, and aid faculty in
curriculum design and development. Candidates should
have a graduate qualification in sociology or
anthropology. Ph.D. preferred, but ABD or two-year MA
in related field is eligible. For more information,
and an application form, please visit the CEP web site
at www.cep.org.hu, or contact

Thomas J. Wood, Director, CEP North American Office,
at the Civic Education Project, 1717 Massachusetts
Avenue NW, Suite 505, Washington DC 20036, USA. Tel:
(1-202)663 7793. Fax: (1-202) 663 7799. E-mail:
twood4@jhu.edu (Reference: DevNetJobs.org) or Judit
Parkanyi, CEP European Office, 1051 Budapest, Szent
Istvan ter 11/b, Hungary. Tel: (36-1)3273219, Fax:
(36-1)3273221, E-mail: jparkanyi@cepnet.hu (Reference:
DevNetJobs.org)

http://devnetjobs.tripod.com/cep1-bishek.html

2. CEP Teaching Fellowship in Sociology in Tbilisi,
Georgia
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The Civic Education Project, a non-profit organization
dedicated to educational reform in Central-Eastern
Europe and Eurasia, is still accepting applications
from sociologists for a one-year university teaching
fellowship in Tbilisi, Georgia beginning September
2002 until approx. June 2003. The candidate would
teach courses to undergraduates, and graduates and aid
faculty in curriculum design and development.
Candidates should have a graduate degree in sociology.
Ph.D. preferred, but ABD or two-year MA eligible.
Candidate must be prepared to teach research
methodology and theoretical sociology courses in
English. For more information, and an application
form, visit the CEP web site at www.cep.org.hu, or
contact Thomas J. Wood, Director, CEP North American
Office, at the Civic Education Project, 1717
Massachusetts Avenue NW, Suite 505, Washington DC
20036, USA. Tel: (1-202)663 7793. Fax: (1-202) 663
7799. E-mail: twood4@jhu.edu (Reference:
DevNetJobs.org) or Judit Parkanyi, CEP European
Office, 1051 Budapest, Szent Istvan ter 11/b, Hungary.
Tel: (36-1)3273219, Fax: (36-1)3273221, E-mail:
jparkanyi@cepnet.hu (Reference: DevNetJobs.org)

http://devnetjobs.tripod.com/cep1-tbilsi.html

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