LINGUIST List 5.1075

Sun 02 Oct 1994

Jobs: French Linguistics Indiana U, ICU Tokyo, Boston U

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1. "barbara s. vance", French Linguistics Position
2. , revised job announcement
3. Carol Neidle, anticipated job opening at Boston University

The Department of French and Italian at Indiana University (642
Ballantine Hall, Bloomington, IN 47405) announces the following
faculty opening in its French Linguistics Program:

 Assistant Professor of French Linguistics.
 Tenure track position in MA/PhD program in French Linguistics,
 beginning August, 1995, pending authorization. Research interest in
 one of the following areas: phonology, semantics,
 dialectology/sociolinguistics. Must have PhD in French or Romance
 Linguistics with coursework in general linguistcs. Native/near-native
 competence in French. Will teach at the graduate and advanced
 undergraduate levels: advanced grammar, oral practice, courses in the
 structure of French and theoretical linguistics. AA/EO employer.
 Send letter and dossier to E.J. Mickel, Chairman, by November 15, 1994.

Second announcement

Vacancy for Assistant Professor of Linguistics

International Christian University,Tokyo, Japan

Teaching Position. Assistant Professor of Linguistics (tenure-track) in
the Department of International Communication and Linguistics at
International Christian University, Tokyo. Ph.D. essential. Desirable is a
general linguist committed to research and publication and who enjoys
teaching. Some interest in Asian-Pacific languages useful. Responsibility
for undergraduate linguistics courses.Must be a cooperative and flexible
individual. Recent Ph.D. graduates especially welcome. ICU is a small
bilingual university of high reputation in the suburbs of Tokyo with a
collegiate atmosphere and an international faculty. Salary commensurate
with qualifications. Starting date September, 1995. Deadline for
applications: November 15, 1994. Announcement by Vice-President for
Academic Affairs, Katsumi Masayuki.

Send detailed CV. Email: is-linguisticsicu.ac.jp. Or Fax: ICU-IS. Dr. J.
Maher, (0)422-33-3229 or write: Dr. John C. Maher. Division of
International Relations, International Christian University, Osawa 3-10-2,
Mitaka, Tokyo 181, Japan.

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 BOSTON UNIVERSITY anticipates a tenure-track position for

an Assistant Professor of linguistics with a specialization in

language acquisition and linguistic theory, beginning September 1995.

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 Applicants should have a strong background in linguistic theory,
a broad range of interests, demonstrated teaching ability and commit-
ment to undergraduate and graduate teaching, and research interests
in theoretically-based study of language acquisition. Native or
near-native competence in French, German, Spanish, Italian, Chinese,
Russian, Japanese, or Hebrew would be an asset. Ph.D. required.
(possible position)

Send complete dossier (including letter of application, cv, 3 letters
of reference and sample publications), by December 1, 1994, to:

 Linguistics Search Committee, Attn: Prof. Carol Neidle
 Boston University, Department of Modern Foreign Languages
 718 Commonwealth Avenue
 Boston, MA 02215

For further information, phone 617-353-6218 or send e-mail to
carollouis-xiv.bu.edu.