LINGUIST List 9.1683

Sat Nov 28 1998

Jobs: Spanish Lang, Sociolinguistics

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

Directory

1. Jeff Tennant, Spanish Lang; Tenure-Track at U of Western Ontario
2. Chuta Funayama, Sociolinguistics; Prof or Asst Prof at Osaka Prefecture U.

TENURE-TRACK POSITION IN SPANISH
The University of Western Ontario
London, Ontario

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: DECEMBER 1, 1998.


The Department of Modern Languages and Literatures at The
University of Western Ontario invites applications for a
tenure track position beginning July 1, 1999. Applicants
to both positions must have a Ph.D. with native or near
native command of Spanish and English.

SPANISH LANGUAGE TEACHING: Language specialist with
demonstrated excellence in teaching at all levels; evidence
of commitment to research; training in pedagogy; ability to
offer graduate level courses in second language acquisition
methodology; supervise Teaching Assistants.

Apply by 1 December, 1998, with curriculum vitae, teaching
dossier and three letters of reference to:

Dr. Marjorie Ratcliffe, Chair
Modern Languages & Literatures
The University of Western Ontario
London, Ontario Canada N6A 3K7
(Fax: 519-661-4093)

All inquiries relating to this position should be directed to:
Dr. Marjorie Ratcliffe: mratclifjulian.uwo.ca

 ANNOUNCEMENT OF FULL-TIME FACULTY POSITION

 IN SOCIOLINGUISTICS OR COMMUNICATION THEORY



 Applications are invited for a full-time Professor or Associate
Professor in Sociolinguistics or Communication Theory in the
Department of Integrated Arts and Sciences. Prospective applicants
should refer to the following:



 1. Subdepartment: Integrated Language and Culture

 2. Position: Professor or Associate Professor

 3. Field: Sociolinguistics or Communication Theory

 4. Qualifications: Applicants should have a doctor's degree or its
equivalent

 5. Age: Above the age of about 40 (Retirement age is 63.)

 6. Nationality: Any nationality (A knowledge of Japanese sufficient
to teach Japanese students, attending department meetings and
assisting in other matters is required. For a non-Japanese, the
contract is for three years and renewable under the provisions of
Osaka Prefecture University, which are based on Law concerning the
Special Measure for the Appointment of Foreign Nationals as Faculty
Members at National and Public Universities.)

 7. Teaching Responsibilities:

 (1)Special subjects: Cross-cultural Exchange (from 2001),
Sociolinguistics (in the near future), Integrated Studies, Integrated
Seminar, etc.

 (2)English for general education: English Conversation, etc.(for a
native speaker of English); English I & II, English LL (for a
non-native speaker of English)

 (3)Master's program: Special Studies in Cross-cultural Exchange
(from 2000)

 8. Appointment Date: October 1, 1999

 9. Deadline: February 10, 1999

10. Documents Required: They should be written on a word processor.

 (1)Curriculum vitae (with name, present and permanent address,
nationality, date of birth, education, professional career and
professional organizations)[A4 size]

 (2)List of academic publications [A4 size]

 (3)Five major academic publications (Offprints or photocopies are
acceptable.)

 (4)Descriptions of the contents of (3) above (about 200 words for
each, A4 size)

 (Other academic publications than (3), a research plan and an
education plan may be required for submission when the need arises.)



The documents should be sent via registered mail to:

Professor Toshikatsu Yoshida, D. Sc.

Dean, Department of Integrated Arts and Sciences

Osaka Prefecture University

1-1 Gakuen-cho, Sakai-shi

Osaka 599-8531, Japan



Any inquiries should be addressed to:

Professor Minoru Yamaoka

Subdepartment of Integrated Language and Culture

Osaka Prefecture University

E-mail: yamaokalc.cias.osakafu-u.ac.jp

Phone: 011-81-722-54-9649/Fax: 011-81-722-54-0029