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New positions will cross divisions, with a focus on Latinx, Asian American, and Muslim fields
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Senior faculty positions will cross divisions, focus on Latinx, Asian American, Muslim fields
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences will hire a cluster of faculty in the area of ethnicity, indigeneity, and migration during the upcoming academic year, Dean Claudine Gay announced.
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