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Tue Nov 17 2009
Jobs: Communication Sciences & Disorders: 2 Asst Profs, U of North TX
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1. Gloria
Olness,
Communication Sciences and Disorders; Language Acquisition: Assistant Professor (Two Positions), University of North Texas, USA
Message 1: Communication Sciences and Disorders; Language Acquisition: Assistant Professor (Two Positions), University of North Texas, USA
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Date: 16-Nov-2009
From: Gloria Olness <golnessunt.edu>
Subject: Communication Sciences and Disorders; Language Acquisition: Assistant Professor (Two Positions), University of North Texas, USA
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University or Organization: University of North Texas
Department: Speech and Hearing Sciences
Job Location: Texas, USA
Web Address: http://www.sphs.unt.edu
Job Rank: Assistant Professor
Specialty Areas: Language Acquisition; Communication Sciences and Disorders
Description:
Positions: Two (2) nine-month, tenure-track assistant professor positions
beginning Fall 2010. Summer teaching is possible contingent upon
departmental needs, faculty availability and funding.
Responsibilities: Conduct research in area of expertise; seek extramural
funding; teach at the graduate and undergraduate levels; participate in
scholarly, service, and clinical activities, as applicable. Clinical
supervision is not a responsibility but can be performed if candidate
desires.
Qualifications
Position 1: Candidates must hold an earned doctorate in communication
sciences and disorders or a related field such as linguistics,
neuroscience, behavioral science or human development. Preference will be
given to candidates with evidence of research productivity; evidence of
success in obtaining extramural funding; one or more years of postdoctoral
experience; and expertise in child language development and language
disorders, especially areas related to autism, language/literacy
development, or speech-language development in hearing-impaired
populations. CCC-SLP and clinical experience with
speech-language-disordered populations are advantageous.
Position 2: Candidates must hold an earned doctorate in communication
sciences and disorders or a related field such as linguistics,
neuroscience, behavioral science or human development. Preference will be
given to candidates with evidence of research productivity; evidence of
success in obtaining extramural funding; one or more years of postdoctoral
experience; and expertise applicable to the discipline of communication
sciences and disorders. CCC-SLP and clinical experience with
speech-language-disordered populations are advantageous.
University: UNT is a student-centered public research university. The
University has more than 36,000 students, one-third of whom are graduate
students. The College of Arts and Sciences provides extensive
administrative support for research (e.g., start-up funds, competitive
intramural funding, travel supplements, pre- and post-award administrative
support for grant submissions) and opportunities for multi-disciplinary
collaboration (e.g., inter-departmental collaborations, research clusters).
Technological support for faculty research and teaching are exemplary. UNT
is conveniently located in the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) metropolis, the
economic and cultural hub of north-central Texas.
Department: The UNT Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences provides
research support in the form of lab space, start-up funds, travel support,
and faculty interaction. Established ties with major clinical and
educational organizations in the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolis provide
extensive opportunity for collaborative research efforts. Additional
information about the department, faculty and students can be found at
www.sphs.unt.edu.
Application process: Applicants must submit electronically a cover letter
detailing reasons for interest in the position; curriculum vitae; list of
names and contact information of three references; unofficial transcripts
for all graduate and undergraduate enrollments; statement of research
interests; and statement of teaching philosophy and interests to
http://facultyjobs.unt.edu. Individuals may apply for either one or both
positions. Official transcripts due upon hire. For additional information,
contact the Chair of the Search Committee, Dr. Gloria Streit Olness
(golnessunt.edu).
Deadlines: Review of applications will begin December 1, 2009, and will
continue until search is closed.
AA/ADA/EOE
Application Deadline: Open until filled.
Web Address for Applications: http://facultyjobs.unt.edu
Contact Information:
Dr. Gloria Olness
Email: golnessunt.edu
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