The Museum of Russian Icons Seeks New Curator

Deadline: Open Until Filled

CLINTON, MA–– The Museum of Russian Icons offers a unique opportunity to play an important role in shaping a leading institute for icons and Eastern Christian art in the USA. The Museum is currently in the last phase of a reorientation and rebranding project, and its new plans will be shared with the public in the second half of 2023. The curator will also spearhead the Study Center which will be an essential part of the new Museum.  

The Museum seeks a dynamic and highly motivated individual who is excited by this challenge. The ideal candidate will be an experienced, published scholar passionately interested in the arts of the Eastern Christian world, and deeply committed to the Museum’s mission. The ideal candidate should be fully able to employ the latest technologies to connect to global audiences. The candidate reports to and works closely with Executive Director Simon Morsink.

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Job: Native Slovenian Speaker Wanted

RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Create and manage glossaries, style guides, and other linguistic and cultural assets. As our language POC, you will provide feedback to a wide variety of teams to establish localization quality requirements and connect with the Lab Operations team and LPMs when those requirements are not met.
  • Qualify a variety of products and services through both manual and automated UI testing.
  • With the added support of internal and external vendors, ensure the best quality output for customers across all deliverables for your specific language.
  • Collaboration with cross-functional teams across multiple time zones to identify the best localization strategies around new and current brands.
  • Drive linguistic bugs resolution and communicate localizability, functional, and layout issues promptly to the project LPMs. Beyond reporting on issues found, provide pertinent information and follow solutions to their conclusion.
  • Provide feedback and recommendations on product and UX design, and flag potential cultural sensitivity issues.
  • Look for opportunities to optimize workflow, tools, and processes to help the team scale.
  • Implement and foster globalization/internationalization/ localization best practices.
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Acad. Job: Part-Time Russian Language Instructor (Boston University)

Deadline: Open until filled

The Department of World Languages & Literatures at Boston University is looking for a part-time instructor to teach one course in Russian language at the second-year level in Fall 2023.

Candidates with training in Russian language and culture, and with experience teaching in the North American higher education system, are encouraged to send a CV and letter of interest to Prof. Irina Kogel (ikogel@bu.edu), Coordinator of the Russian program, for immediate consideration.

Job: Curator Wanted (The Museum of Russian Icons, Clinton MA)

Deadline: Open Until Filled

The Museum of Russian Icons offers a unique opportunity to play an important role in shaping a leading institute for icons and Eastern Christian art in the USA. The Museum is currently in the last phase of a reorientation and rebranding project, and its new plans will be shared with the public in the second half of 2023. The curator will also spearhead the Study Center which will be an essential part of the new Museum.  

The Museum seeks a dynamic and highly motivated individual who is excited by this challenge. The ideal candidate will be an experienced, published scholar passionately interested in the arts of the Eastern Christian world, and deeply committed to the Museum’s mission. The ideal candidate should be fully able to employ the latest technologies to connect to global audiences. The candidate reports to and works closely with the Executive Director. 

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Program Officer, Regional Flagship Languages Initiative Programs 2023 (American Councils)

Deadline: Open Until Filled

FLSA Status: Exempt

SUMMARY:

Based in Washington DC, the Program Officer will be responsible for the administration of Regional Flagship Language Initiative Program (s) and for arranging assessments of participants on the Flagship programs.  

The Program Officer will work closely with a dedicated team of Flagship staff members and report to a Program Manager. The PO  will communicate frequently with students. The PO will collaborate routinely with overseas staff and partners. Currently,  American Councils runs RFLI programs in Senegal (French), Tanzania (Swahili), Azerbaijan (Turkish), India (Hindi, Urdu) and Indonesia and anticipates starting programs in Thailand and Vietnam  in fall 2023.  Proficiency in Thai, Vietnamese or Turkish would be very helpful in this position.

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Program Assistant –Europe (National Endowment for Democracy)

Deadline: Open Until Filled

The National Endowment for Democracy (NED) is a 501(c)3, bipartisan organization that serves as America’s leading foundation for freedom, providing support for democratic activists, civil society organizations, and independent media throughout the world. We seek a dynamic, and savvy Program Assistant, to help strengthen the impact of our work and mission.

Position Summary:

The Program Assistant, (PA) will provide day-to-day administrative and programmatic support to the Europe regional program staff.  This position reports to the Senior Director for Europe.

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Job Posting: REEES Assistant Director for Academic Affairs (University of Pittsburgh)

Deadline: Open Until Filled

The University of Pittsburgh invites applications for the Assistant Director for Academic Affairs position at the Center for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies (REEES). This is a full-time, year-round position with the following responsibilities:

• advertising REEES academic credentials and programs at academic fairs, marketplaces for new and prospective students, and additional events throughout the year;

• advising students seeking to complete the requirements for the undergraduate and graduate credentials provided through or supported by the Center for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies;

• hiring and supervising REEES student ambassadors and language tutors;

• creating and/or updating all credential- and advising-related advertising and websites, approved course lists, and resource lists for students;

• running all aspects of the AY and summer FLAS award competitions as well as handling REEES scholarship awards to SLI in consultation with the REEES Associate Director and Assistant Director;

• student recruiting, advising, and alumni communications for Project GO, including assisting accepted Project GO students with the summer guest student enrollment process;

• serving as the faculty advisor to the annual Undergraduate Research Symposium and Graduate Organization for the Study of Europe and Central Asia (GOSECA) conferences;

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Job Posting: Assistant Resident Director, Russian Overseas Flagship Capstone Program 2023 (American Councils)

Deadline: Open Until Filled

SUMMARY:

The Almaty Assistant Resident Director serves as the American Councils representative for participants on the Russian Overseas Flagship program (ROF), hosted by Al-Farabi Kazakh National University. The Assistant Resident Director works directly with the Resident Director to arrange group travel and cultural programs. S/he is available to program participants on a daily basis and is available during any emergencies that arise. The ARD communicates regularly with the ROF program staff in Washington, DC and reports to the ROF Program Manager.

Employment Date: August 2023 to May 2024.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Be available and accessible to program participants on a daily basis, including through office hours, regular presence at the host institution, and weekly group meetings;
  • Monitor participants’ health and safety, and promptly communicate issues to the ROF program manager and host institution staff;
  • Respond to participant emergencies, including assisting participants with securing medical care and navigating local clinics and hospitals;
  • Work closely and cooperatively with the Resident Director to resolve any program-related issues 
  • Coordinate Kazakhstan-based program logistics, including cultural excursions and related travel, and communicate logistical details to the ROF program manager;
  • Participate in weekly conference calls with the program manager;
  • Attend the pre-departure orientation prior to the program’s beginning in Washington, D.C.;
  • Accompany participants to Almaty at the beginning of the program;
  • Assist Resident Director with conducting in-country arrival orientations at the beginning of the program period;
  • Review all American Councils student policies and enforce program rules and requirements in consultation with Washington, DC office;
  • Assist KazNU with host family placements as requested; 
  • Manage a small program budget, maintain detailed financial documentation, and submit receipts to AC Washington, D.C. office; and
  • Perform other program-related tasks as directed.
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Acad. Job: Visiting Assistant Professor in Humanities (Willamette University)

Deadline: Open Until Filled

Willamette University’s College of Arts & Sciences welcomes applications for a one-year full-time Visiting Assistant Professor (non-tenure-track) in any Humanities discipline, beginning in August 2023 and running through May 2024. PhD preferred, ABD considered. This position is renewable for up to three years, based on curricular need and successful reviews.

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The ideal candidate will have a commitment to teaching, mentoring, and community engagement, and be interested in pursuing a career in undergraduate education. The successful hire will teach primarily first and second-year classes in and adjacent to their area(s) of specialty, three classes per semester, approximately 25 students per course. One upper level course per year. Possible courses—depending on disciplinary background—include things such as Reading Literature and Culture, Introduction to the Study of Religion, Topics in United States History, Introduction to Japanese Art History; Introduction to Cinema Studies, etc. We welcome interdisciplinary scholars, and individuals whose courses might contribute to any of our cross-disciplinary programs.

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