LINGUIST List 3.763

Fri 09 Oct 1992

Misc: Call for Papers, Job Announcements

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1. Vera Regan, call for papers - EUROSLA conference
2. , job announcement
3. Mark Hansell/ Mai Hansheng, Job

Call for papers for the Third International EUROSLA Conference,
sponsored by the European Second Language Association: June 17-20,
1993, Sofia, Bulgaria. Please submit abstracts, and future
correspondence, to Prof. Dr. Andrei Danchev; University of Sofia;
Faculty of Classical and Modern Languages; 15 Tsar Osvoboditel
Blvd; SOFIA 1000; Bulgaria. Fax number: +359-2-463589. Telephone:
+359-2-431291.

For any further information about EUROSLA, please contact Dr. Vera
Regan; French Department; University College Dublin; Belfield,
Dublin 4; Ireland. E-mail: vmreganirlearn.ucd.ie (internet) or
vmreganirlearn (bitnet/earn). Fax: +353.1.2694409.

Vera Regan Internet: vmreganirlearn.ucd.ie
French Department CREN/Bitnet/Earn: vmreganirlearn
University College Dublin Phone: +353 1 706-8448
Belfield, Dublin 4; Ireland Fax: +353 1 269-4409

Ohio State University. Tenure-track position at the assistant
professor level in the Department of English, to begin in
September 1993. Specialization in phonology, sociolinguistics,
and American English dialects. Experience in ESL/EFL or textual
studies also desirable. Interviews will be held at the annual
meeting of the Modern Language Association in New York, December
27-30, 1992. Send letter and c.v. to Professor James Phelan,
New Personnel Committee, Department of English, Ohio State
University, 412 Denney Hall, 164 W. 17th Ave., Columbus, OH
43210-1370. EEO/AA

	VISITING POSITION IN LINGUISTICS---CARLETON COLLEGE

	Carleton College invites applications for a visiting leave replacement
position in the Lingustics Program. Candidates should have expertise in at
least one of the following areas: theoretical syntax, semantics, morphology,
phonology. The appointee will be invited to contribute to the Linguistics
Program's participation in one or more academic departmentssuch as Philosophy,,
Psychology, English, and Sociology. Very strong preference will be given to
candidates who have demonstrated excellence in teaching talented
undergraduates. The appointment will be for Winter and Spring academic terms
beginning January 1, 1994 and extending through June 11, 1994. Normal
teaching load is two courses during each ten-week term. Rank and salary will
be commensurate with the appointee's qualifications. The application deadline
is December 1, 1992. Please send letter of application describing teaching and
research interests and curriculum vitae to Michael Flynn, Linguistics Program,
Carleton College, Northfield, MN 55057. Candidates will be notified shortly
thereafter if further application materials are requested. Interviews may be
conducted at the LSA annual meeting in January 1993. Carleton College is an
affirmative action/equal opportunity employer, and we particularly encourage
applications from qualified women and minorities.