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Subject to final approval, the University of Ulster will shortly be seeking to appoint a senior level position in Linguistics in the School of Psychology and Communication, at the Jordanstown Campus. The post will be at Reader level (equivalent to a research-oriented Associate Professor in the USA), with an expected starting date of September/October 2000, or possibly earlier. We welcome expressions of interest at this time from scholars with publications of international standing and preferably experience in obtaining grants. Those working in any area of linguistics are welcome to contact us, and especially those with an interest in theoretical linguistics. You would be joining a research-active team, consisting of two professors, a senior lecturer, and two lecturers, plus part-time staff and graduate teaching assistants. Current expertise of staff includes: theoretical syntax, phonetics and phonology, semantics and pragmatics, sociolinguistics, child language, clinical linguistics and minority language issues. The salary for a Reader is Stg�31,563-�35,670 (plus discretionary points to Stg�38,561) per annum. For further details, please contact either Professor Martin J. Ball (mj.ballMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueulst.ac.uk), or Dr Alison Henry (am.henry
ulst.ac.uk). The University's web page is at www.ulst.ac.uk
Rank of Job: Areas Required: ESL Instructor Other Desired Areas: University or Organization: Language Consultants Department: State or Province: Massachusetts Country: USA Final Date of Application: December 31, 1999 Contact: Jane D. Schmidt langcon167Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueaol.com Address for Applications: 167 Worcester Street Wellesley MA 02481 USA ESL INSTRUCTOR ESL instructor wanted to teach groups of students in manufacturing environment in Franklin, Mass. for 10-12 week course with hgh likelihood of continuing work available. Pleasant, supportive environment, highly motivated students grouped according to skill level. 4-8 hours per week over 2 mornings and afternoons (schedule to be arranged); $40.00 per hour; transportation reimbursement. Instructor must be capable, highly enthusiastice, well-organized and reliable. Master's Degree preferred but not essential, depending upon professional experience and related qualifications. Please call Jane Schmidt at (781) 237-9580 or FAX a resume or CV and cover letter to (781) 237-8656.