LINGUIST List 9.1553

Thu Nov 5 1998

Jobs: Hispanic Ling/Socioling, Applied Ling/TESL

Editor for this issue: Scott Fults <scottlinguistlist.org>

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1. Fernando Martinez-Gil, Hispanic Linguistics/Socioling; Asst Prof at Ohio State
2. Denise Kiseloff, Applied Ling/ TESL; Asst Prof at Cal State-Fresno

		 Department of Spanish and Portuguese,
			The Ohio State University

			 *Position Notice*:

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF HISPANIC LINGUISTICS WITH SPECIALIZATION IN
SOCIOLINGUISTICS

Assistant Professor of Hispanic Linguistics, pending final budgetary
approval. Tenure-track position, to begin Autumn 1999. Specialization in
sociolinguistics and demonstrated research focus in language variation and
change. Interest in Spanish in the United States or other ancillary field
desirable. Solid background in one or more additional areas of theoretical
linguistics required. Ph.D. in hand. Evidence of active research program.
 Strong commitment to graduate and undergraduate teaching. Native or
near-native proficiency in Spanish and English. Teaching in
undergraduate Spanish language and linguistics courses, and in
Hispanic Linguistics graduate program. Candidates with experience in
rank are encouraged to apply. Salary negotiable. Preliminary
interviews at the December meeting of the MLA in San Francisco. Send
application materials (letter, CV, three recent letters of
recommendation, and a sample of scholarly writing) by November 16,
1998 to:

		Terrell A. Morgan, Search Committee Chair
		Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese
		The Ohio State University
		266 Cunz Hall
		1841 Millikin Road
		Columbus, OH 43210-1229

The Ohio State University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action
employer. Qualified women, minorities, Vietnam-era veterans, disabled
veterans and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply.

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FRESNO
DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS
TENURE-TRACK - ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF LINGUISTICS

The position is primarily intended to strengthen the department's
offerings in Applied Linguistics-TESL. Thus, it is crucial that the
successful candidate be capable of teaching both graduate and
undergraduate courses in TESL. The successful candidate must be able
to work cooperatively with colleagues in the department and school.

QUALIFICATIONS: Ph.D. or near completion, teaching and research
interest in Applied Linguistics - TESL and classroom teaching
experience. Letter of application and evidence of successful teaching
due January 15, 1999 to:

Search Committee Chair,
Dr. P.J. Mistry
5245 N. Backer Avenue,
Fresno, CA 93740-8001

STARTING DATE: Fall 1999

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: Interview possibility at the January Linguistics
Society of America (LSA) January meeting.