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Jobs: Speech Perception, Psycholing: Research Assoc, Michigan State U
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1. Linda
Phillipich,
Speech Perception, Cognitive Science, Phonetics, Psycholinguistics: Research Associate, Michigan State University, USA
Message 1: Speech Perception, Cognitive Science, Phonetics, Psycholinguistics: Research Associate, Michigan State University, USA
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Date: 01-Apr-2010
From: Linda Phillipich <phillipimsu.edu>
Subject: Speech Perception, Cognitive Science, Phonetics, Psycholinguistics: Research Associate, Michigan State University, USA
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University or Organization: Michigan State University
Department: Communicative Sciences and Disorders
Job Location: Michigan, USA
Web Address: http://comdis.msu.edu
Job Rank: Research Associate
Specialty Areas: Cognitive Science; Phonetics; Psycholinguistics; Speech Perception
Description:
Research Associate in Speech Perception and Spoken Word Recognition
Applications are invited for up to a three-year postdoctoral position in
the Department of Psychology at Michigan State University in speech
perception and spoken word recognition. The position is funded in part by
an NSF grant to study the contributions of speech prosody, including pitch,
loudness, speech rate and rhythm to understanding spoken words.
The postdoctoral researcher will be responsible for helping to plan and
conduct all aspects of the research, including speech perception and
production experiments and acoustic-phonetic analyses, as well as preparing
written and oral presentations of the research for journal publications and
conferences. Evidence of scholarly productivity in the form of journal
articles and/or conference presentations is essential. It is expected that
the successful candidate will communicate the research through
presentations and papers. Additional responsibilities will include
oversight of undergraduate and graduate students working on the project.
Applicants for the position should have a track record of published
research commensurate with their experience in an area that overlaps with
the projects aims, such as auditory perception, speech perception, speech
production, or acoustics commensurate with their experience. Relevant areas
for the Ph.D. include, but are not limited to, Psychology, Speech and
Hearing Science, Linguistics, Neuroscience and/or Cognitive Science. The
successful candidate will have excellent organization and communication
skills and strong personal motivation. Background and experience with
acoustic analysis of speech segments and/or speech prosody, computer
programming skills, and/or music performance and/or theory are desired.
English language proficiency required.
The researcher will have the opportunity to work with individuals across a
variety of departments affiliated with the MSU Cognitive Science Program,
including Psychology, Linguistics, and Communicative Sciences and
Disorders, in a welcoming, active, and interdisciplinary research
environment. The salary is $40K per year with an anticipated starting date
of August 15, 2010. Contract will initially be for one year with
possibility of renewal up to two additional years. To apply, please send
the following information to Dr. Laura Dilley (ldilleymsu.edu): (1) a
current CV, (2) statement of research interests and career goals, (3) three
letters of recommendation, and (4) three representative publications and/or
other writing samples.
Review of applications begins immediately. Applications received by April
30 will receive full consideration. Applications received later than this
date will be considered until the position is filled or June 1, 2010
(whichever is earlier). Inquiries can be sent by email to Dr. Laura Dilley
(ldilleymsu.edu) or to Dr. Devin McAuley (dmcauleymsu.edu).
Application Deadline: 01-Jun-2010
Email Address for Applications: ldilleymsu.edu
Contact Information:
Dr. Laura Dilley
Email: ldilleymsu.edu
Phone: 517-884-2255
Fax: 517-353-3176
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