LINGUIST List 10.470

Tue Mar 30 1999

Jobs: Japanese Lang, Computational Ling

Editor for this issue: Scott Fults <scottlinguistlist.org>

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1. Takayuki Nishimata, Japanese Lang; Temp Instructor Salem-Teikyo University (U.S.A.)
2. Lisa Turner, Computational Ling; Lecturer at King's College

The Department of Japanese Studies at Salem-Teikyo University invites
applications for a temporary instructor of Japanese (April 5, 1999 to
May 27, 1999). Salem-Teikyo University is a private American
institution with 600 American students and 200 Japanese students.
Responsibilities include teaching Japanese 1 and 2 to non-native
Japanese. Applicants must have native fluency in Japanese.

Please send vita (in the form specified below) to: 

Hideki Maki 
Department of Japanese Studies
Salem-Teikyo University
Salem, WV 26426-0500 U.S.A.
Tel: 304-782-5587 
Fax: 304-782-5543
E-Mail: makistunix.salem-teikyo.wvnet.edu
Webpage: http://www.angelfire.com/in/stunihon/index.html
 
Submission by e-mail and/or fax is encouraged. No need to send a letter of
application and recommendation letters. AA/EOE. 


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We currently have two vacancies for Lectureships in Computational
Linguistics for a fixed term for five years. One post will be appointed on
the Lecturer A scale and one will be appointed on the Lecturer B scale.

The post on Lecturer A scale is in computational linguistics with
specialisation in formal and computational approaches to syntax, semantics,
and discourse theory. The successful candidate will be able to teach
courses and to supervise post graduate/research students in computational
syntax and semantics, and in formal discourse theory.

The post on Lecturer B scale is in computational linguistics with
specialisation in logic and mathematical linguistics. The successful
candidate will be able to teach courses and to supervise post
graduate/research students in model theory, formal properties of grammar,
and complexity theory.

Applicants should have a Ph.D. in a relevant subject and demonstrate
evidence of high quality research activity in the indicated areas of
specialisation. The Lecturer A salary is on scale 18,789 - 23,494
inclusive and Lecturer B salary is 24,860 - 31,182 inclusive.

For an application form and further details, please contact:

School of Humanities - Recruitment
King's College London
Strand, London
WC2R 2LS
tel. 0171 873 2423
fax 0171 873 2415
email: mary.l.collinskcl.ac.uk

The closing date for applications is 16 April 1999. Please indicate
which post you are applying for and quote reference A2/AN/20/99