LINGUIST List 6.1380

Mon Oct 9 1995

Jobs: Applied Ling & TESOL, Syntax, Applied Ling, Eng & French

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1. , Job at Central Michigan University
2. John Lawler, Michigan Job Announcement - Deadline correction
3. R Howard Bloch, position
4. , +0700

 PLEASE POST


 POSITION IN
 APPLIED ENGLISH LINGUISTICS AND TESOL AT
 CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY

CMU wishes to announce a tenure-track position in applied
English linguistics with emphasis in English Grammar, ESL and
TESOL at the rank of assistant professor. Ability to teach Old
English and History of English preferred. Serious interest in at least
one of the following fields desired: second language acquisition,
discourse analysis, socio-linguistics, or reading. Ph.D. in English
linguistics, applied linguistics, or related field required. TESOL and
ESL teaching experience and publications preferred. Send
application and complete dossier to Francis Molson, Chair, Dept. of
English Language and Literature, Central Michigan University, Mt.
Pleasant MI 48859, Reviewing applications begins Nov 23 and
continues until the position is filled. CMU (AA/EO institution)
encourages diversity and resolves to provide equal opportunity
regardless of race, sex, disability, sexual orientation, or other
irrelevant criteria.

For more information, contact:
Peter H Fries
Department of English
Central Michigan University
Mount Pleasant, MI 48859

email: Peter.H.FriesCMICH.EDU
fax: 517-774-7106

The following is a repost with correction of a previous job
announcement. The correction is in the deadline date for
applications, which should be

 *DECEMBER* 1, 1995

instead of November 1, as originally posted. Apologies for
the mistake.

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 The Program in Linguistics at the University of Michigan invites
 applications for
 A Faculty Position in Syntax
 at the Assistant (Tenure-Track), or, possibly
 early Associate (Tenured) Professor level
 Beginning Fall 1996

 We seek outstanding applicants with teaching and research expertise in
 formal syntax and with the ability to relate their research to other
 subdisciplines or cognate fields.

 Specializations in comparative or cross-linguistic studies are
 especially welcome.

 A Ph.D. by the start of the appointment is required.

 A letter of application, CV, one representative publication,
 and three letters of recommendation should be sent, on paper,
 by mail (*NOT* by e-mail, please), before December 1, 1995, to

 Professor Marilyn Shatz, Director
 Program in Linguistics
 The University of Michigan
 1076 Frieze Building
 Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109-1285

 The University of Michigan is an EO/AA employer.

JOB ANNOUNCEMENT:


*An Assistant Professor, recent Ph.D. with strong qualifications
in applied linguistics and foreign language pedagogy*, to coordinate
langugage instruction and organize supervision of teaching assistants.
Must have native-like command of French. Columbia University is an AA/EO
employer. Deadline: 12/01/95. Send letter and vita to Prof. R. Howard
Bloch, Chair, 513 Philosophy Hall.

The Language Center at Inha University is seeking 16 native instructors of
English for Freshmen English Conversation. MA/BA in TESL/EFL recommended
but not required. All appointments begin from Feburary, 1996. As of now,
the basic annual salary is $23,500 for MA holders, and $21,500 for BA
holders. Basically a one-year appointmnt, renewable upon evaluation to a
two-year one. The teaching load is 17 hours per week. Medical insurance
covered. One-room apartment provided. Please send an application with a CV,
a copy of the passport photo page, diploma, and three references to Prof.
Hong, B U, Director of Language Center, Inha University ,Inchon 402-751
KOREA For further detail, call, fax, or e-mail to the following addresses:

 v-mail:(032)860-8270, 8271, 8272
 fax :(032)863-1333
 e-mail:buhongdragon.inha.ac.kr