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Dear MSR Colleagues,

We are pleased to announce the new "Princeton Faith & Work Initiative Fellowship." This fellowship for pre-tenure scholars and recent Ph.D. graduates interested in studying and conducting research in the Management, Spirituality, and Religion field of faith and work/workplace spirituality. If you or some you know is interested, please see the below description and/or visit: https://jobs.princeton.edu.

Please also feel free to post this on your website and spread the word through your various networks.

Thank you,

David

________________________________

David W. Miller, Ph.D.

Director, Princeton Faith & Work Initiative,

Associate Research Scholar, and Lecturer

Princeton University

5 Ivy Lane

Princeton, NJ 08540

dwm@princeton.edu

W: 609-258-6956

http://faithandwork.Princeton.edu

http://faithandworkblog.com

Princeton Faith & Work Initiative Visiting Scholar

Princeton University's Faith & Work Initiative (FWI), within the Center for Study of Religion (CSR), announces the possible availability of a one or two semester position, during 2012-2013. The position is open to pre-tenure scholars and recent Ph.D. graduates interested in studying the area of Faith and Work. Possible research focus might include, but not be limited to, organizational impact of workplace spirituality, historical or current issues in the faith and work movement, and methods, models, or scales regarding the integration of faith in the workplace. Scholars will conduct their own research, work closely with FWI's director, attend a weekly interdisciplinary workshop with other CSR post-doctoral fellows, and participate in FWI and CSR-sponsored events. Applicants' doctorates may be in any relevant field. Princeton University Ph.D.s are not eligible.

HOW TO APPLY

For fellowships beginning in September 2012, applicants must submit all of the following materials by Friday, January 6, 2012 to http://jobs.princeton.edu, requisition number 0110714:

1. Curriculum Vitae;

2. A cover letter including a research project title and a project summary of 200 words or less;

3. A brief (five-page) presentation of the proposed research project;

4. A relevant writing sample (published or unpublished paper) in English, or with an English translation; preferably in the field of workplace spirituality/faith at work, and

5. Contact information for three references from former instructors and/or major scholars.

All materials, including letters of reference, must be received by January 6, 2012.

For more information, visit http://www.princeton.edu/csr/funding-opportunities/visiting-fellows or contact CSR, 5 Ivy Lane, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 08540-1013; 609-258-5545; csrelig@princeton.edu.