Computational Linguistics Job at the University of Arizona

[Andrew Carnie]

Colleagues and Friends,

The University of Arizona has a one year adjunct position available,
pending approval of the funding,  to teach Computational Linguistics
or Native American Languages (or both) in the 2002/2003 school year.

The official ad is appended below. Please ignore the deadline -- we will
accept applications until the position is filled, but would encourage
interested parties to apply soon (very soon).

I believe many people on this list would be excellent candidates for the
position. The University of Arizona is located in Tucson, in the middle of
the beautiful Sonoran desert. Our linguistics department is a large,
diverse (yet congenial!) group of devoted scholars.

If you are interested please apply soon. I'd also like to ask Faculty who
have students who might be qualified, to encourage them to apply.

Best,

Andrew

Official Ad:

Message 1: Computational ling: University of Arizona, AZ USA
Date: 7 Jun 2002 16:18:40 -0000
From: Michael Hammond <hammond at u.arizona.edu>
Subject: Computational ling: University of Arizona, AZ USA


Rank of Job: open, with PhD
Areas Required: Computational linguistics
Other Desired Areas: Native American linguistics
University or Organization: University of Arizona
Department: Department of Linguistics
State or Province: AZ
Country: USA
Final Date of Application: Review of materials will begin 6/7/02 and
will continue until position is filled.
Contact: Michael Hammond hammond at u.arizona.edu

Address for Applications:
Computational Linguist Search, Department of Linguistics, University of
Arizona
Tucson
AZ 85721-0028
USA

The Department of Linguistics at The University of Arizona has an
opening for a one-year adjunct professor position to start in the
academic year 2002/2003, contingent on funding. The research and
teaching need is for someone with a strong program in computational
linguistics or Native American Linguistics.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Develops and teaches Computational Linguistics or Native American
Linguistics courses Advises and directs students. May supervise
graduate assistants

Minimum Qualifications:

Ph.D. in Linguistics at the time of appointment, and teaching
experience