LINGUIST List 6.921

Mon Jul 3 1995

Jobs: Eng and German at Keio U in Japan, Semantics in Israel

Editor for this issue: Ann Dizdar <dizdartam2000.tamu.edu>

Directory

1. a63029, Job in Japan
2. a63029, Job: German language etc. in Japan
3. Karina Wilkinson, Semantics research position in Israel

FACULTY POSITION, KEIO UNIVERSITY

Keio University's Faculty of Science and Technology wishes to announce
the opening of a full-time position in English and related areas,
beginning in April, 1996. Applicants should be native or near-native
speakers of Japanese, have graduated from a Japanese university in
English or a closely related field, have completed at least the
course work for a doctoral degree in the humanities, and have at least
three years in research and teaching experience.

The successful candidate will be appointed at the rank of tenured
assistant professor (SHENNIN KOUSHI).

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED:

 1. curriculum vitae, according to the Japanese style and format,
 with one photograph

 2. a list of research papers

 3. three sample publications, one of each, either originals or copies

 4. a description of the candidate's future research plans
 (approximately two A-4 pages)

 5. a statement of the candidate's views regarding university English
 education (approximately one A-4 page)

DEADLINE

 September 9, 1995 (The post cancellation mark will serve as validation.)

SELECTION PROCESS

 Candidates who pass the initial screening process will be invited of
 an interview (Travel and lodging will be at the applicant's expense).
 Direct notification of the date and other details will be subsequently
 provided.

Address to which applications and accompanying documents are to be sent:

 Hiyoshi Kyoumuka (Rikougakubu)
 Keio University
 4-1-1 Hiyoshi
 Kouhoku-ku, Yokohama 223
 JAPAN

NOTE

 1. Applications and accompanying documents should be sent by
 registered mail, with a notice in red ink, preferably in
 Japanese, noting their contents.

 2. Applicants should be aware that the submitted materials cannot
 be returned.

 3. Should you have any questions, please contact
 Professor Keiji Nakano (E-mail: a01057cc.hc.keio.ac.jp).

FACULTY POSITION, KEIO UNIVERSITY (GERMAN)


Keio University's Faculty of Science and Technology at Hiyoshi wishes
to announce the opening of a full-time position in German language and
related areas in the humanities and social sciences, beginning April 1,
1996. Applicants should be native or near-native speakers of Japanese,
have completed at least the course requirements for a doctoral degree
in the humanities or social sciences, and have at least three years
in teaching German. Preference will be given to those who already
hold a doctoral degree in the areas to be taught.

The successful candidate will be appointed at the rank of tenured
assistant professor (SHENNIN KOUSHI) or tenured associate professor
(JOKYOUJU), depending on his or her qualifications and experience.

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED:

 1. curriculum vitae, according to the Japanese style and format,
 with one photograph

 2. a list of research papers

 3. three sample publications, three of each, either originals or
 copies, including the candidate's major thesis or monograph

 4. a description of the candidate's future research plans
 (approximately two A-4 pages)

 5. a statement of the candidate's views regarding university
 German language education (approximately one A-4 page)

 6. a description of the candidate's plan for lecturing in areas
 other than German language

DEADLINE

 September 9, 1995 (The post cancellation mark will serve as validation.)

SELECTION PROCESS

 Candidates who pass the initial screening process will be invited of
 an interview (Travel and lodging will be at the candidate's own
 expense). Direct notification of the date and other details will be
 subsequently provided.

Address to which applications and accompanying documents are to be sent:

 Hiyoshi Kyoumuka (Rikougakubu)
 Keio University
 4-1-1 Hiyoshi
 Kouhoku-ku, Yokohama 223
 JAPAN

NOTE

 1. Applications and accompanying documents should be sent by
 registered mail, with a notice in red ink, preferably in
 Japanese, noting their contents and the addressee.

 2. Applicants should be aware that the submitted materials cannot
 be returned except in special cases.

 3. E-mail inquiries should be directed to Professor Keiji Nakano
 (a01057cc.hc.keio.ac.jp).

One semester research position in formal semantics at Ben Gurion University.
Pending administrative approval, the position will be available from
late October 1995 to early February 1996. PhD preferred. Salary approx.
$7,000, funded by an Israel National Science Foundation research grant.
The topic of the grant is genericity and intensionality. Please send brief
letter of interest to Karina Wilkinson via email: karinabgumail.bgu.ac.il