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appears at https://www.economics.cornell.edu . Priority will be given to applications received by November 7, 2026. Pay Range: $170,000 - $195,000 Actual salary offers in the College of Arts and Sciences
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appears at https://www.economics.cornell.edu . Priority will be given to applications received by November 7, 2026. Pay Range: $170,000 - $195,000 Actual salary offers in the College of Arts and Sciences
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information appears at https://www.publicpolicy.cornell.edu/ Information about the Economics Department appears at http://www.economics.cornell.edu . Questions about the position and the search can be sent
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an outstanding record, demonstrating success and promise across all these areas who will be supported by and contribute to a vibrant culture of inclusive excellence at Cornell. The successful candidate will be
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. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. Information about the Economics Department appears at https://www.economics.cornell.edu . Priority will be given to applications received by
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success and promise across all these areas who will be supported by and contribute to a vibrant culture of inclusive excellence at Cornell. The successful candidate will be expected to engage in service and
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considered.] Candidates must have received a Ph.D. by July 2027 and must demonstrate excellence in research and excellence in teaching. Information about the Economics Department appears at https
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leadership of the Sea Grant Extension Program. This position will primarily reside in Oswego, New York. To apply: Please apply via Academic Jobs Online (https://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/32906 ">https
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the following materials by November 15, 2026, for full consideration. Submit applications through AJO (https://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/32679): Letter of application that describes research, teaching, and
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tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor faculty position in Ancient Mediterranean Art and Archaeology. While seeking to maintain Cornell’s strengths in Greek and Roman visual culture, we welcome