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Jobs: Lang Documentation, Phonetics: Scientist, Haskins Laboratories
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1. Douglas H. Whalen ,
Language Documentation, Phonetics: Scientist, Haskins Laboratories, Connecticut, USA
Message 1: Language Documentation, Phonetics: Scientist, Haskins Laboratories, Connecticut, USA
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Date: 20-Dec-2010
From: Douglas H. Whalen <whalen haskins.yale.edu>
Subject: Language Documentation, Phonetics: Scientist, Haskins Laboratories, Connecticut, USA
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University or Organization: Haskins Laboratories
Job Location: Connecticut, USA
Web Address: http://www.haskins.yale.edu
Job Rank: Scientist
Specialty Areas: Language Documentation; Phonetics
Required Language(s): Arapaho (arp)
Nahuatl, Guerrero (ngu)
Tarahumara, Central (tar)
Description:
A new NSF-funded project invites applications for a two-year post-doctoral level scientific position in the phonetics of endangered languages. The languages to be studied are Arapaho (arp), Tarahumara (tar) and Nahuatl (ngu). Applications are welcome from scholars who study phonetics and/or multimedia data processing and archiving. The researcher will be responsible for making phonetic measurements on existing datasets, collecting new data, and maintaining archival records of the project. Familiarity with Algonquian and/or Uto-Aztecan languages is a plus. Fluency in Spanish is desirable. Excellent organizational skills, the ability to keep to deadlines, and an attention to detail are essential. Applicants must have completed all the requirements for the Ph.D. (or equivalent) by the time of appointment. Foreign applicants must be able to obtain an H1b visa. The position will remain open until filled and can begin immediately. Applicants should send the following materials in PDF format by email attachment to whalen haskins.yale.edu, with the subject heading of "Scientist Application": 1) a cover letter: Please detail your experience in acoustic analysis and multimedia linguistic data archiving. Also include the names and address of three individuals who can write letters of recommendation. 2) a full curriculum vitae 3) a two-page summary of the dissertation 4) a writing sample consisting of either a dissertation chapter or an article Address inquiries to Douglas H. Whalen at the application email listed below. For a general description of Haskins Laboratories, see our website. For an abstract of the project, see: http://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward.do?AwardNumber=0966411 We will be interviewing at the LSA meeting in Pittsburgh. AA/EOE: Applications from women and members of under-represented groups are especially encouraged.
Application Deadline: Open until filled.
Email Address for Applications: whalen haskins.yale.edu
Contact Information:
Douglas H. Whalen
Email: whalen haskins.yale.edu
Phone: 203-865-6163
Fax: 203-865-8963
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