Now that it’s late September, some job application deadlines have already passed and apparently some interview invitations have been extended, I’d like to launch this season’s job-market reporting thread.
For those of you new to this, each year the Cocoon has two different job-market threads: one for job market discussion/commiseration, and another for reporting job-market news (interviews, on-campus invites, offers, rejections, etc.). As noted in previous years, the reason the Cocoon has two threads is simple: some people only want to discuss/commiserate but not hear about interviews, offers, etc., other people only want news, and other people still want both!
So, please feel free to bookmark or otherwise follow this thread throughout the job season (this fall and next spring), and post any news you have! Also, please do feel free to report on news for jobs in other departments that philosophers can be expected to apply to (political theory jobs in political science departments, AI-ethics jobs in interdisciplinary departments, etc.). Just make sure you specify the institution and department so that other readers and commentators don’t confuse them with jobs in philosophy departments.
Two quick reminders:
- This thread is only for reporting news on the market (i.e. reporting interviews, flyouts, offers, hires, and so on), so please, report away! If you would like to discuss the job-market, please comment on the discussion thread.
- Please adhere to the convention of beginning comments with a tag (e.g. “QUERY”, “UPDATE”) so that other readers can easily search the page for the type of comments they are most interested in.
Permalinks to both job threads will remain on the right side-bar of the blog through the end of the job season. Because of Typepad’s functionality limitations (which only permits 100 comments before starting a new comment page), readers may elect to bookmark each new page of comments as each new page emerges. I recognize that it can be frustrating to scroll through page after page to get to new comments, and I think this is probably the best solution given Typepad’s functionality limitations.
Finally, commenters are asked to please remember and abide by the Cocoon’s supportive mission while reporting. Thanks, and best of luck to all on the market!
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