LINGUIST List 11.1544

Sat Jul 15 2000

Jobs: Speech,Hearing,Sensory Communication Postdoc

Editor for this issue: Naomi Ogasawara <naomilinguistlist.org>

Directory

1. Darla Sallee, Speech,Hearing,Sensory Communication: Postdoc at Indiana Univ, USA

Rank of Job: 
Areas Required: Postdoctoral Research
Other Desired Areas: 
University or Organization: Indiana University
Department: Psychology
State or Province: IN
Country: USA
Final Date of Application: Dec 31, 2000
Contact: Darla Sallee dsalleeindiana.edu

Address for Applications:
1101 E 10th St, Indiana University
Bloomington
IN 47405
USA

POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH POSITIONS IN SPEECH, HEARING & SENSORY
COMMUNICATION AT INDIANA UNIVERSITY: 

Indiana University is pleased to announce the availability of several
new NIH Postdoctoral Traineeships in Speech, Hearing, and Sensory
Communication. Post-docs are available to qualified individuals with
Ph.D.'s who may wish to further their background and training in any
of the following areas of basic and clinical research: (1) Speech
Perception and Production, (2) Spoken Word Recognition and Lexical
Access, (3) Auditory Psychophysics, Hearing Science, and Experimental
Audiology, (4) Tactile Psychophysics and Communication, (5) Acoustic
and Articulatory Phonetics and Laboratory Phonology, (6) Perceptual
and Cognitive Development, (7) Clinical Phonetics and Phonology, (8)
Sensory Aids for the Hearing Impaired, (9) Individual Differences in
Patients with Cochlear Implants, (10) Language Development in Deaf
Children with Cochlear Implants. The program welcomes individuals with 
background and previous training in Speech and Hearing Sciences, 
Linguistics, Engineering, Developmental and Experimental Psychology, 
and Cognitive Science. 

Trainee salaries, consistent with current NIH guidelines, range from
$26,916 to $33,516 plus a modest travel allowance. Trainees are
expected to carry out original empirical and/or theoretical research
and collaborate with core professors and other research scientists
currently working in the laboratories and clinics in Bloomington and
Indianapolis. 

Interested applicants are encouraged to send: (1) an up-to-date vita,
(2) a personal letter describing their specific research interests,
goals, and long-term career plans, and (3) reference letters from
three people who can describe the applicant's background, interests,
research potential and previous accomplishments before December 31,
2000. 

Reprints and preprints should also be sent if possible. Women,
minority members, and handicapped individuals are strongly urged to
apply. Send all correspondence and materials to: 
	Professor David B. Pisoni, Program Director, 
	Department of Psychology, 
	Indiana University, 
	Bloomington, Indiana 47405, 
	(812) 855-1155 FAX:
	(812)855-1300, 
	Email: pisoniindiana.edu. 

(Indiana University is an Affirmative Action Employer)