Brown Pembroke Center 2027–28 Postdoctoral Research Associates
Brown University
One-year, in-residence postdoctoral research associate appointments at Brown University’s Pembroke Center for 2027–28, focused on transnational feminisms. Full consideration by 23 November 2026.
The Pembroke Center seeks postdoctoral research associates for its 2027–28 research seminar, “Rethinking Transnational Feminisms: Political Economy, Geopolitics, and Feminist Solidarities Across Borders.” Associates join the weekly seminar and teach one undergraduate course during the one-year, in-residence appointment. Applications are through Interfolio. The official call gives a full-consideration deadline of 23 November 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.
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Benefits
Paid, one-year postdoctoral research associate appointment. The call does not quote an individual salary. Brown’s university-wide FY28 minimum for full-time Postdoctoral Research Associates/Fellows at career level 0 is $66,965 annually; the exact offer and benefits should be confirmed with Brown. Compensation reference: https://postdocs.brown.edu/current-postdocs/compensation
Eligibility summary
Applicants must hold a PhD or complete all degree requirements by the appointment start. Their doctorate must come from an institution other than Brown within the preceding four years; they cannot simultaneously hold a tenure or tenure-track position. See the official call for complete rules.
Requirements
The project should connect to the 2027–28 transnational feminisms seminar theme. Associates participate in the weekly research seminar and teach one undergraduate course.
Documents required
Initial application: CV, cover letter describing the research project and its connection to the seminar plus proposed course description, and writing sample of up to 7,000 words. Finalists are asked for further materials, including a proposal, bibliography, three confidential references, and course syllabus.
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