LINGUIST List 5.1160

Fri 21 Oct 1994

Jobs: Japanese, Spanish, Editing

Editor for this issue: <>

Directory

1. Cara Cheyette, Job Posting
2. "Ana Teresa Perez-Leroux", Spanish Job
3. David Justice, Job available

Please post the following ad:

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR IN JAPANESE

Massachusetts Institute of Technology is seeking applications for an
Assistant Professor in Japanese (tenure track) to begin Fall 1995.
Responsibilities include teaching Japanese at all levels and assisting
in the administration of the Japanese language and culture program.
Ph.D. in general or Japanese linguistics is required, as well as native
or near-native fluency in Japanese and English and proven excellence in
teaching Japanese. MIT is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action
employer and welcomes applications from women and members of minority
groups. Deadline: November 7, 1994. Send letter of application, CV,
three letters of reference, sample syllabus, and a short writing sample
to:

Japanese Asst. Professor Search Committee
Foreign Languages and Literatures
M.I.T. - 14N-305
Cambridge, MA 02139

CORRECTED ANNOUNCEMENT

Please repost the following announcement for a position in Spanish Linguistics
 at Penn State University. A previous announcement was incomplete. I apologize
for any inconvenience to the list's readers.
The department of Spanish, Italian and Portuguese at Penn State University, UP
announces the following position:
Assistant/associate professor of Spanish Linguistics with specialization in
Second Language Acquisition of Spanish, or Spanish Phonology or Syntax, tenure
track. Requirements: Ph.d., native or near native proficiency, commitment to
research. Send inquiries or complete dossier to:
Leon Lyday, Head , Box 1
Department of Spanish Italian and Portuguese
352 N Burrowes Bldg.
University Park PA 16802
Applications received by November 30 will be assured of consideration, but the
search will continue until the position is filled. AA/EO employer, women and
 mminorities are encouraged to apply.

WANTED:

Bilingual editor to work on electronic reference products for handheld and PC
platforms. Solid knowledge of some of the languages of Europe or the Middle
East a must. UNIX experience a plus. We are developing the new paradigm for
electronic dictionaries, thesauri, and encyclopedias.

David Justice
Director of Linguistics
Franklin Electronic Publisher
122 Burrs Road
Mt Holly, NJ 08060

davidfranklin.com