12.2143, Jobs: Indonesian Ling/Researcher, Australia

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Subject: 12.2143, Jobs: Indonesian Ling/Researcher, Australia

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Date:  Thu, 30 Aug 2001 16:52:46 +1000
From:  Malcolm Ross <Malcolm.Ross at anu.edu.au>
Subject:  Position in the linguistics of eastern Indonesia

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Date:  Thu, 30 Aug 2001 16:52:46 +1000
From:  Malcolm Ross <Malcolm.Ross at anu.edu.au>
Subject:  Position in the linguistics of eastern Indonesia


THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
Institute of Advanced Studies
Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies
Division of Society and Environment
Department of Linguistics

Research Fellow (Academic Level B)
Quote reference: PA462


We have a vacancy for a well qualified researcher to work on eastern
Indonesian (the region from Sulawesi and Nusa Tenggara to Irian
Jaya/West Papua) and East Timorese linguistics.  You will have a PhD
or equivalent qualifications in linguistics, a good publications
record and field experience in the region.  With your colleagues you
will contribute to the Department's program of field research on the
Austronesian language family and to interdisciplinary studies of
language and society undertaken by members of the Division of Society
and Environment.

Appointment:  Fixed term contract for 5 years.  The position is
available from 6 January 2002.

Remuneration:  Upon appointment you will have a salary package in the
range of Aus$60,056-$70,858pa.  (Salary packages include salary and
generous superannuation provisions.  In addition there are
opportunities for external earnings and some scope for negotiated
arrangements within University policy.)

If you would like to know more contact Dr Malcolm Ross, Acting Head,
Linguistics, telephone 6125 3147, facsimile 6125 4896: e-mail:
Malcolm.Ross at anu.edu.au.

For selection criteria please contact the School Secretary, RSPAS,
telephone: 6125 2678, fax: 6125 4836, or email:
schlsec.rspas at anu.edu.au
(Telephone/fax: national 02; international 61 2).

Closing Date:  21 September 2001

All applications should be addressed to the Staffing Recruitment
Officer, Building 10, The Australian National University, CANBERRA
ACT 0200.  Applications from suitably qualified women are
particularly welcome.



Selection criteria for Position number PA462

1.
PhD (or equivalent qualifications) in Linguistics
ESSENTIAL
2.
Excellent record of research in the linguistics of the eastern
Indonesian/East Timorese region, as demonstrated particularly through
publications and referees' assessments
ESSENTIAL
3.
Substantial field research experience in the eastern Indonesian/East
Timorese region and availability to do fieldwork during the term of
the appointment
ESSENTIAL
4.
Competence in grammatical analysis
ESSENTIAL
5.
Some knowledge of cultural anthropology
DESIRABLE
6.
Capacity and willingness to supervise postgraduate students from a
variety of cultural backgrounds
ESSENTIAL
7.
Ability and willingness to contribute to the promotion of  excellence
in research, professional activities and training in Linguistics in
the School, the University and externally.
ESSENTIAL
8.
Ability to use for field and archival research purposes one or more
Indonesian languages
ESSENTIAL
9.
Submission of a proposed program of research which is consistent with
departmental priorities and research interests, and capable of being
completed during the term of the Fellowship
ESSENTIAL
10
Capacity and willingness to establish and maintain effective
relations with colleagues and staff within the School, the University
and externally, both nationally and internationally
ESSENTIAL
11
Capacity and willingness to undertake administrative duties
appropriate to the level of appointment.
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
12
Capacity and willingness to contribute to the editing and refereeing
of manuscripts submitted to the book series, Pacific Linguistics, of
which the Department's staff form the Editorial Board.
ESSENTIAL
13
Capacity and willingness to seek external funding to support the
applicant's individual and collaborative research activities.
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
14
Effective oral and written communication skills
ESSENTIAL
15
An understanding, as demonstrated in the application process, of
equal opportunity principles and a commitment to their application in
a university context.
ESSENTIAL

Applicants must ensure that their applications clearly demonstrate
that they fulfil the above selection criteria.  Candidates are
invited to submit copies of two or three publications relevant to
their application.

FURTHER PARTICULARS
Department of Linguistics

The Department of Linguistics in the Research School for Pacific and
Asian Studies is a major centre for research on the indigenous
languages of the Pacific Islands and Island Southeast Asia. It offers
a PhD by thesis only. The research program is multi-faceted. An
emphasis on language description and fieldwork goes hand in hand with
a strong engagement with theoretical issues in the study of
discourse, grammar, lexicon and language change. Many of the theses
completed in the Department have been analytical grammars of
individual languages which at the same time address questions of
general interest. The Department has been a leader in research on the
history of the Austronesian and Papuan languages and in the study of
Pacific pidgins.

Within RSPAS, Linguistics belongs to the Division of Society of
Environment, together with the Departments of Anthropology, Human
Geography and the Contemporary China Centre. Close ties are
maintained with the School of Language Studies in the Faculty of
Arts, with whom PhD students are often jointly supervised under the
aegis of the Graduate Program in Linguistics. Although the Department
of Linguistics is a research-only department and thus offers no
undergraduate teaching of its own in linguistics, members of the
department contribute to the teaching of courses in the School of
Language Studies.
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_____________________________________
Dr Malcolm D. Ross
Senior Fellow
Department of Linguistics
Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies
Australian National University
CANBERRA ACT 0200

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