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Endowed Professor in Urban Health Equity, TT (Morehouse College)

Morehouse College
Interdisciplinary Humanities, Interdisciplinary Social SciencesPosted 2026-10-30Nov 30, 2026ActiveClosing soonRecently closedBetween cyclesClosing date passed
§ I·Posting Excerpt

Morehouse College seeks a tenure-track faculty member specializing in urban health equity within its HSSMA Division. The preferred rank is advanced Assistant or Associate Professor. Scholars addressing racial health inequities, urban policy, or infrastructure impacts on well-being are encouraged to apply. Start date is August 2027.

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§ II·Eligibility & Work Authorization
  • Career stageUntenured faculty, Tenured faculty
  • OtherApplicants should have an established record of contributions to innovative solutions to social problems in Black communities, multidisciplinary scholarship and experience working across sectors and institutions.
§ V·Deadline
  • Final deadlineNov 30, 2026
  • StatusOpen
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