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Despite being one of the largest urban areas in the world the privileged location of Miami, between the Everglades and Biscayne Bay, and its proximity to the Florida Keys makes the city a perfect place for those that enjoy nature and the outdoors.
The University of Miami is searching for a senior scholar (Professor) in Sociology in one of the three fields of specialization in which the department has existing strengths: Criminology; Medical Sociology; and Race, Ethnic Relations, and Immigration.
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