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Sociologist
1246

Yale (3): UC Irvine [crim/law], Penn State, Ritsumeikan
Ohio State (3): Cornell PAM,BYU, James Madison*
Harvard (3): UBC, BU*, UC Berkeley*
Stanford (3): UCLA [Public Policy], Michigan [Information Science], Wisconsin
Texas-Austin (3): Princeton, UNC, SUNY Buffalo
Wisconsin (3): Hebrew University; Duke-Kunshan University; Erasmus University [mgmt]*
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Chicago (2): Yale-NUS [Urban], MIT* [TIES]
NYU (2): Appalachian State; Zhejiang
Cornell (2): UCSF, Utrecht*
Minnesota (2): Susquehanna, Notre Dame [Global Affairs]
Toronto (2): UMass Boston, UC Davis
Vanderbilt (2): Boston College, University of Twente
Penn (2): Rice**, Pitt (PoliSci)*
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Brown (1): UC Berkeley
Cincinnati (1): Dartmouth
Delaware (1): Texas A&M IU
Georgia (1): Western Kentucky
Georgia State (1): Wofford
JHU (1): DU Korbel [IS]
Princeton (1): Notre Dame
Rutgers (1): Bard College
Texas A&M (1): University of Houston

1 year ago # QUOTE 2 GOOD 3 NO GOOD !
Sociologist
1246

20%+ of these jobs are international.. American brain drain :\
Good for the rest of world.

1 year ago # QUOTE 5 GOOD 5 NO GOOD !
Sociologist
1e82

who from harvard is going to berkeley?

Look at Berkeley's news announcements

1 year ago # QUOTE 5 GOOD 1 NO GOOD !
Sociologist
f7b8

20%+ of these jobs are international.. American brain drain :\
Good for the rest of world.

Many of the foreign jobs are international students leaving the country after getting their degree.

1 year ago # QUOTE 8 GOOD 1 NO GOOD !
Sociologist
6bf4

Yale (3): UC Irvine [crim/law], Penn State, Ritsumeikan
Ohio State (3): Cornell PAM,BYU, James Madison*
Harvard (3): UBC, BU*, UC Berkeley*
Stanford (3): UCLA [Public Policy], Michigan [Information Science], Wisconsin
Texas-Austin (3): Princeton, UNC, SUNY Buffalo
Wisconsin (3): Hebrew University; Duke-Kunshan University; Erasmus University [mgmt]*
CUNY Graduate Center (3): LSE (postdoc); UT-Dallas; Michigan State*
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Chicago (2): Yale-NUS [Urban], MIT* [TIES]
NYU (2): Appalachian State; Zhejiang
Cornell (2): UCSF, Utrecht*
Minnesota (2): Susquehanna, Notre Dame [Global Affairs]
Toronto (2): UMass Boston, UC Davis
Vanderbilt (2): Boston College, University of Twente
Penn (2): Rice**, Pitt (PoliSci)*
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Brown (1): UC Berkeley
Cincinnati (1): Dartmouth
Delaware (1): Texas A&M IU
Georgia (1): Western Kentucky
Georgia State (1): Wofford
JHU (1): DU Korbel [IS]
Princeton (1): Notre Dame
Rutgers (1): Bard College
Texas A&M (1): University of Houston

1 year ago # QUOTE 1 GOOD 2 NO GOOD !
Sociologist
1246

(took off CUNY postdoc - put a * if the job was after being a postdoc, but we only list TT positions)

Yale (3): UC Irvine [crim/law], Penn State, Ritsumeikan
Ohio State (3): Cornell PAM,BYU, James Madison*
Harvard (3): UBC, BU*, UC Berkeley*
Stanford (3): UCLA [Public Policy], Michigan [Information Science], Wisconsin
Texas-Austin (3): Princeton, UNC, SUNY Buffalo
Wisconsin (3): Hebrew University; Duke-Kunshan University; Erasmus University [mgmt]*
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Chicago (2): Yale-NUS [Urban], MIT* [TIES]
NYU (2): Appalachian State; Zhejiang
Cornell (2): UCSF, Utrecht*
Minnesota (2): Susquehanna, Notre Dame [Global Affairs]
Toronto (2): UMass Boston, UC Davis
Vanderbilt (2): Boston College, University of Twente
Penn (2): Rice**, Pitt (PoliSci)*
CUNY Graduate Center (2): UT-Dallas; Michigan State*
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Brown (1): UC Berkeley
Cincinnati (1): Dartmouth
Delaware (1): Texas A&M IU
Georgia (1): Western Kentucky
Georgia State (1): Wofford
JHU (1): DU Korbel [IS]
Princeton (1): Notre Dame
Rutgers (1): Bard College
Texas A&M (1): University of Houston

1 year ago # QUOTE 2 GOOD 0 NO GOOD !
Sociologist
bd57

Chicago (3): Yale-NUS [Urban], MIT* [TIES], Temple[Medicine/Urban Bioethics]*
Yale (3): UC Irvine [crim/law], Penn State, Ritsumeikan
Ohio State (3): Cornell PAM,BYU, James Madison*
Harvard (3): UBC, BU*, UC Berkeley*
Stanford (3): UCLA [Public Policy], Michigan [Information Science], Wisconsin
Texas-Austin (3): Princeton, UNC, SUNY Buffalo
Wisconsin (3): Hebrew University; Duke-Kunshan University; Erasmus University [mgmt]*
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NYU (2): Appalachian State; Zhejiang
Cornell (2): UCSF, Utrecht*
Minnesota (2): Susquehanna, Notre Dame [Global Affairs]
Toronto (2): UMass Boston, UC Davis
Vanderbilt (2): Boston College, University of Twente
Penn (2): Rice**, Pitt (PoliSci)*
CUNY Graduate Center (2): UT-Dallas; Michigan State*
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Brown (1): UC Berkeley
Cincinnati (1): Dartmouth
Delaware (1): Texas A&M IU
Georgia (1): Western Kentucky
Georgia State (1): Wofford
JHU (1): DU Korbel [IS]
Princeton (1): Notre Dame
Rutgers (1): Bard College
Texas A&M (1): University of Houston

1 year ago # QUOTE 2 GOOD 0 NO GOOD !
Sociologist
91e3

I guess the job market has officially collapsed

1 year ago # QUOTE 8 GOOD 0 NO GOOD !
Sociologist
1cf3

Who from CUNY placed at UT Dallas? It’s not on CUNY’s placements website yet.

1 year ago # QUOTE 2 GOOD 1 NO GOOD !
Sociologist
1246

tbh this is more jobs than I thought would be.. curious what the upcoming cycle will look like..

Chicago (3): Yale-NUS [Urban], MIT* [TIES], Temple[Medicine/Urban Bioethics]*
Yale (3): UC Irvine [crim/law], Penn State, Ritsumeikan
Ohio State (3): Cornell PAM,BYU, James Madison*
Harvard (3): UBC, BU*, UC Berkeley*
Stanford (3): UCLA [Public Policy], Michigan [Information Science], Wisconsin
Texas-Austin (3): Princeton, UNC, SUNY Buffalo
Wisconsin (3): Hebrew University; Duke-Kunshan University; Erasmus University [mgmt]*
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NYU (2): Appalachian State; Zhejiang
Cornell (2): UCSF, Utrecht*
Minnesota (2): Susquehanna, Notre Dame [Global Affairs]
Toronto (2): UMass Boston, UC Davis
Vanderbilt (2): Boston College, University of Twente
Penn (2): Rice**, Pitt (PoliSci)*
CUNY Graduate Center (2): UT-Dallas; Michigan State*
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Brown (1): UC Berkeley
Cincinnati (1): Dartmouth
Delaware (1): Texas A&M IU
Georgia (1): Western Kentucky
Georgia State (1): Wofford
JHU (1): DU Korbel [IS]
Princeton (1): Notre Dame
Rutgers (1): Bard College
Texas A&M (1): University of Houston

1 year ago # QUOTE 0 GOOD 1 NO GOOD !
Sociologist
883b

Political science has three times this amount.

tbh this is more jobs than I thought would be.. curious what the upcoming cycle will look like..
Chicago (3): Yale-NUS [Urban], MIT* [TIES], Temple[Medicine/Urban Bioethics]*
Yale (3): UC Irvine [crim/law], Penn State, Ritsumeikan
Ohio State (3): Cornell PAM,BYU, James Madison*
Harvard (3): UBC, BU*, UC Berkeley*
Stanford (3): UCLA [Public Policy], Michigan [Information Science], Wisconsin
Texas-Austin (3): Princeton, UNC, SUNY Buffalo
Wisconsin (3): Hebrew University; Duke-Kunshan University; Erasmus University [mgmt]*
---
NYU (2): Appalachian State; Zhejiang
Cornell (2): UCSF, Utrecht*
Minnesota (2): Susquehanna, Notre Dame [Global Affairs]
Toronto (2): UMass Boston, UC Davis
Vanderbilt (2): Boston College, University of Twente
Penn (2): Rice**, Pitt (PoliSci)*
CUNY Graduate Center (2): UT-Dallas; Michigan State*
---
Brown (1): UC Berkeley
Cincinnati (1): Dartmouth
Delaware (1): Texas A&M IU
Georgia (1): Western Kentucky
Georgia State (1): Wofford
JHU (1): DU Korbel [IS]
Princeton (1): Notre Dame
Rutgers (1): Bard College
Texas A&M (1): University of Houston

1 year ago # QUOTE 3 GOOD 0 NO GOOD !
Sociologist
b15f

Yale (4): Notre Dame [business], UC Irvine [crim/law], Penn State, Ritsumeikan
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Chicago (3): Yale-NUS [Urban], MIT* [TIES], Temple[Medicine/Urban Bioethics]*
Ohio State (3): Cornell PAM,BYU, James Madison*
Harvard (3): UBC, BU*, UC Berkeley*
Stanford (3): UCLA [Public Policy], Michigan [Information Science], Wisconsin
Texas-Austin (3): Princeton, UNC, SUNY Buffalo
Wisconsin (3): Hebrew University; Duke-Kunshan University; Erasmus University [mgmt]*
---
NYU (2): Appalachian State; Zhejiang
Cornell (2): UCSF, Utrecht*
Minnesota (2): Susquehanna, Notre Dame [Global Affairs]
Toronto (2): UMass Boston, UC Davis
Vanderbilt (2): Boston College, University of Twente
Penn (2): Rice**, Pitt (PoliSci)*
CUNY Graduate Center (2): UT-Dallas; Michigan State*
---
Brown (1): UC Berkeley
Cincinnati (1): Dartmouth
Delaware (1): Texas A&M IU
Georgia (1): Western Kentucky
Georgia State (1): Wofford
JHU (1): DU Korbel [IS]
Princeton (1): Notre Dame
Rutgers (1): Bard College
Texas A&M (1): University of Houston

1 year ago # QUOTE 1 GOOD 0 NO GOOD !
Sociologist
00bb

Yale (4): Penn State, Notre Dame [business], UC Irvine [crim/law], Ritsumeikan
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Chicago (3): Yale-NUS [Urban], MIT* [TIES], Temple[Medicine/Urban Bioethics]*
Ohio State (3): Cornell PAM,BYU, James Madison*
Harvard (3): UBC, BU*, UC Berkeley*
Stanford (3): UCLA [Public Policy], Michigan [Information Science], Wisconsin
Texas-Austin (3): Princeton, UNC, SUNY Buffalo
Wisconsin (3): Hebrew University; Duke-Kunshan University; Erasmus University [mgmt]*
---
NYU (2): Appalachian State; Zhejiang
Cornell (2): UCSF, Utrecht*
Minnesota (2): Susquehanna, Notre Dame [Global Affairs]
Toronto (2): UMass Boston, UC Davis
Vanderbilt (2): Boston College, University of Twente
Penn (2): Rice**, Pitt (PoliSci)*
CUNY Graduate Center (2): UT-Dallas; Michigan State*
---
Brown (1): UC Berkeley
Cincinnati (1): Dartmouth
Delaware (1): Texas A&M IU
Georgia (1): Western Kentucky
Georgia State (1): Wofford
JHU (1): DU Korbel [IS]
Princeton (1): Notre Dame
Rutgers (1): Bard College
Texas A&M (1): University of Houston

1 year ago # QUOTE 0 GOOD 1 NO GOOD !
Sociologist
5551

Yale (4): Penn State, Notre Dame [business], UC Irvine [crim/law], Ritsumeikan
Chicago (4): Yale-NUS [Urban], MIT* [TIES], Temple[Medicine/Urban Bioethics]*, Peking University
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Ohio State (3): Cornell PAM,BYU, James Madison*
Harvard (3): UBC, BU*, UC Berkeley*
Stanford (3): UCLA [Public Policy], Michigan [Information Science], Wisconsin
Texas-Austin (3): Princeton, UNC, SUNY Buffalo
Wisconsin (3): Hebrew University; Duke-Kunshan University; Erasmus University [mgmt]*
---
NYU (2): Appalachian State; Zhejiang
Cornell (2): UCSF, Utrecht*
Minnesota (2): Susquehanna, Notre Dame [Global Affairs]
Toronto (2): UMass Boston, UC Davis
Vanderbilt (2): Boston College, University of Twente
Penn (2): Rice**, Pitt (PoliSci)*
CUNY Graduate Center (2): UT-Dallas; Michigan State*
---
Brown (1): UC Berkeley
Cincinnati (1): Dartmouth
Delaware (1): Texas A&M IU
Georgia (1): Western Kentucky
Georgia State (1): Wofford
JHU (1): DU Korbel [IS]
Princeton (1): Notre Dame
Rutgers (1): Bard College
Texas A&M (1): University of Houston

1 year ago # QUOTE 0 GOOD 1 NO GOOD !
Sociologist
42a3

Ohio State (5): Cornell PAM, BYU, James Madison*, Chinese University of Hong Kong*, Muskingum University**
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Yale (4): Penn State, Notre Dame [business], UC Irvine [crim/law], Ritsumeikan
Chicago (4): Yale-NUS [Urban], MIT* [TIES], Temple[Medicine/Urban Bioethics]*, Peking University
---
Harvard (3): UBC, BU*, UC Berkeley*
Stanford (3): UCLA [Public Policy], Michigan [Information Science], Wisconsin
Texas-Austin (3): Princeton, UNC, SUNY Buffalo
Wisconsin (3): Hebrew University; Duke-Kunshan University; Erasmus University [mgmt]*
---
NYU (2): Appalachian State; Zhejiang
Cornell (2): UCSF, Utrecht*
Minnesota (2): Susquehanna, Notre Dame [Global Affairs]
Toronto (2): UMass Boston, UC Davis
Vanderbilt (2): Boston College, University of Twente
Penn (2): Rice**, Pitt (PoliSci)*
CUNY Graduate Center (2): UT-Dallas; Michigan State*
---
Brown (1): UC Berkeley
Cincinnati (1): Dartmouth
Delaware (1): Texas A&M IU
Georgia (1): Western Kentucky
Georgia State (1): Wofford
JHU (1): DU Korbel [IS]
Princeton (1): Notre Dame
Rutgers (1): Bard College
Texas A&M (1): University of Houston

1 year ago # QUOTE 0 GOOD 1 NO GOOD !
Sociologist
1561

folks are getting jobs in the private sector instead. I have two co-authors who just finished grad school at top departments starting non-academic jobs. A few years ago they would have gotten flyouts everywhere.

1 year ago # QUOTE 5 GOOD 1 NO GOOD !
Sociologist
1561

It's a pandemic job market combined with pressure from administrations/Deans to hire a particular demographic. This is great for inclusion, but on the other hand, it's unsustainable and a band-aid solution for racial equality in academia. What a mess.

1 year ago # QUOTE 12 GOOD 4 NO GOOD !
Sociologist
9610

It's a pandemic job market combined with pressure from administrations/Deans to hire a particular demographic. This is great for inclusion, but on the other hand, it's unsustainable and a band-aid solution for racial equality in academia. What a mess.

Racial "equality" has nothing to do with it. There's no racial inequality in academia. Universities are hiring underqualified people from particular demographic to avoid faculty and students of that demographic, politicians, and Black L1ars Movement to call them raycist!

1 year ago # QUOTE 4 GOOD 17 NO GOOD !
Sociologist
7eb8

chicken
chicken
moo
moo
WHO HAS BEEN TO A LAGOON

1 month ago # QUOTE 0 GOOD 0 NO GOOD !
Sociologist
623f

Delaware (1): Texas A&M IU
Ohio State (1): Cornell PAM
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* - via postdoc
** - via VAP

this is a great post.

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