Tenure-Track Indigenous Studies Scholar, Community-Engaged

Western Washington University’s Department of Ethnic Studies invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor in Native and Indigenous Studies, starting Fall 2027.

We seek a community-engaged interdisciplinary scholar addressing Indigenous issues with emphasis on sovereignty, environmental justice, and cultural revitalization. The successful candidate will teach undergraduate Native and Indigenous Studies and Ethnic Studies and contribute to building the department.

The Tenure-Track Indigenous Studies Scholar, Community-Engaged position in the Other field is open for applications.

We are currently recruiting a Tenure-Track Indigenous Studies Scholar, Community-Engaged for our team in Bellingham, WA, United States.

This is a genuine opportunity to take on the Tenure-Track Indigenous Studies Scholar, Community-Engaged role at Native American and Indigenous Studies Association.

As a Tenure-Track Indigenous Studies Scholar, Community-Engaged, you will play an important part at Native American and Indigenous Studies Association in Bellingham, WA, United States.