As part of ongoing efforts to advance the institutional research enterprise, the second round of the Syracuse University Cluster Hires Initiative is underway. All faculty are invited to an open information session on Monday, Sept. 30, from 3:30-4:30 p.m. in the Peter Graham Scholarly Commons on the first floor of Bird Library to learn about new clusters under development and opportunities to integrate new positions into the seven existing clusters.
Cluster hires are hires of multiple scholars into at least two schools/colleges in related areas, based on shared, multidisciplinary or interdisciplinary research interests. Cluster hires and academic cluster creation serve to align the University’s research to extramural funding trends, strengthen research activity, enhance faculty diversity and develop opportunities for student research and learning that responds to societal challenges.
All faculty are welcome to attend and discuss how to best contribute to the cluster hire process.
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