LINGUIST List 10.1972

Sun Dec 19 1999

Jobs: Phonology, General/Theoretical Linguistics

Editor for this issue: Lydia Grebenyova <lydialinguistlist.org>

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1. Akinbiyi AKINLABI, Phonology: Visiting Asst Prof/ Rutgers Univ, NJ USA
2. Alison Henry, General/Theoretical Ling: Research/Prof, Univ of Ulster, UK

	Visiting Assistant Professor (phonology)
	Dept. of Linguistics, Rutgers University

The Department of Linguistics at Rutgers University, New Brunswick,
will have a one-year visiting position at the Assistant Professor
level for academic year 2000-01. Applicants must have the Ph. D. by
August, 2000, with a specialization in phonology. Duties will include
the teaching of 2 courses per semester, including introductory and
advanced graduate phonology as well as undergraduate phonology.

Please send a letter of application, CV, work samples, and three
letters of recommendation to the following address:

 Phonology Search
 Dept. of Linguistics 
 Rutgers University
 18 Seminary Place
 New Brunswick, NJ 08901-1184

The deadline for receipt of applications is January 31, 2000. 

Rutgers University in an Affirmative Action, Equal Opportunity
employer. We welcome applications from all qualified individuals.

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Akinbiyi Akinlabi
Department of Linguistics
Rutgers University
18 Seminary Place
New Brunswick, NJ 08901-1184

Tel. 732-932-7140
Fax 732-932-1370

READER IN LINGUISTICS

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.ballulst.ac.uk), or Dr Alison Henry (am.henryulst.ac.uk). The
University web site is http://www.ulst.ac.uk