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Dear Colleagues, please bring the job opening below to the attention of any potential candidates. University of Texas at Austin, The Department of Anthropology and the Interdisciplinary Program in Technology, Literacy, and Culture invite applications for an Assistant Professorship to begin Sept 2001. Applicants must hold a Ph.D. by June, 2001, and must have an outstanding record of anthropological research relating to the social impacts of technology. Theoretical specialization is open, but particular consideration will be given to candidates whose work deals with the role of new technologies in social change and/or popular and expressive culture. The Dept. of Anthropology has established strengths in gender relations and feminist theory; racial formation and race/ethnic politics; history, its construction and uses; nationalism, linguistic anthropology and expressive culture. The interdisciplinary program in Technology, Literacy, and Culture is an innovative program encompassing a range of Liberal Arts and Humanities approaches to the social impact of technology (see http://www.tlc.utexas.edu). Responsibilities include both graduate and undergraduate teaching in Anthropology and the Technology, Literacy, and Culture program. Applicants are expected to have an active research program dealing with some aspect of technology and society. Applicants must be able to demonstrate not only a high level of research productivity but also excellent teaching skills. Salary will be determined according to accomplishments and experience. Please send a letter of application, a vita, your email address, the names of 3 referees, and a writing sample of article length by Dec. 1, 2000 to the Chair, Anthro/TLC Search Committee, Technology, Literacy, and Culture, Gebauer Bldg. 1.208, Univ. of Texas, Austin, TX 78712. EOE/AAE. ______________________________________ ELIZABETH KEATING Assistant Professor Department of Anthropology C3200 University of Texas Austin, Texas 78712-1086 U.S.A. phone: 512-471-8518, fax: 512-471-6535 email: ekeatingMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuemail.utexas.edu office: EPS 1.114