LINGUIST List 3.27

Mon 13 Jan 1992

Jobs: Summer 1992, Stanford

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1. , Jobs: Summer 1992 at Northern Arizona
2. Peter Sells, Visiting position in Semantics at Stanford University

 Spend a Summer in the Pines!

The Department of English at Northern Arizona University is
looking for qualified teachers for Summer 1992 graduate
linguistics and applied linguistics courses. The following
courses will be offered: Introduction to linguistics, Cross-
cultural Aspects of Language Acquisition, Psycholinguistics, ESL
methodology, ESL Curricula and Materials, Sociolinguistics,
Descriptive Grammar, Testing Language Skills, Second Language
Acquisition, and ESL Practicum. Courses can be applied to the
MA-TESL degree and/or to ESL certification for K-12.

Summer sessions run from June 9th - July 9th, and from July 13th
- August 12th. All faculty must have Ph.D. in hand, and may be
any rank. Salary varies depending on academic rank and is
negotiable (particularly for more senior faculty).

Northern Arizona University is a mid-sized state university
situated in Flagstaff, Arizona. Flagstaff is 7,000' above sea-
level in Ponderosa pine forest, close to the Grand Canyon.
Hiking, biking, horse-riding, river-rafting and other outside
pursuits are readily available. Summer temperatures are 80-90
degrees F during the day, and 50-60 degrees at night. The air is
clear, clean, and invigorating. A perfect place for summer
teaching!

Interested individuals should contact me directly: Susan H.
Foster-Cohen, Department of English, Box 6032, NAU, Flagstaff, AZ
86011. E-mail SFOSTER  NAUVAX or SFOSTER  NAUVAX.UCC.EDU

NAU is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer

The Department of Linguistics of Stanford University is likely to have
a temporary position in the area of semantics during the 1992-1993
academic year at the assistant professor level. Teaching duties will
include both graduate and undergraduate courses in model-theoretic
semantics and pragmatics. Women and minority applicants are
particularly encouraged to apply.

If you are interested in submitting an application, please send a C.V.
and a brief summary of your research and teaching interests to:

Semantics Search Committee
Dept. of Linguistics
Stanford University
Stanford, CA 94305-2150
415-723-4284

Please address any e-mail inquiries to kylecsli.stanford.edu.