16.1015, Jobs: Speech/Lang Pathology: Chair, U of Newcastle

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Subject: 16.1015, Jobs: Speech/Lang Pathology: Chair, U of Newcastle

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Date: 03-Apr-2005
From: Gerry Docherty < g.j.docherty at ncl.ac.uk >
Subject: Speech & Language Pathology/Science: Chair, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom

	
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Date: Sun, 03 Apr 2005 09:41:28
From: Gerry Docherty < g.j.docherty at ncl.ac.uk >
Subject: Speech & Language Pathology/Science: Chair, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom


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University or Organization: University of Newcastle upon Tyne
Department: School of Education, Communication & Language Sciences
Job Rank: Chair
Specialty Areas: Speech & Language Pathology / Science


Description:

The University of Newcastle upon Tyne is seeking to appoint a Chair of Speech &
Language Pathology/Science based in the School of Education, Communication &
Language Sciences. The School is seeking a forward-looking, experienced and
highly motivated individual to enhance further its outstanding research and
teaching profile in speech and language pathology, and to contribute to
strategic leadership. The Chair will be expected to pursue external funding
opportunities, to attract and supervise research students, and to contribute to
the delivery and management of teaching programmes. Applications are invited
from candidates who have an international reputation for research excellence and
expertise in one or more of the following areas: acquired language disorders,
the neuropsychology of language, or child language development and/or disorders.

Informal enquiries may be made to Professor Li Wei, Head of School on 0191
222 6760 li.wei at ncl.ac.uk, or Professor David Howard on 0191 222 7451
david.howard at ncl.ac.uk.

Further particulars are available at:
http://www.ncl.ac.uk/vacancies/vacancy.phtml?ref=G361
Job reference G361

To apply for this position, you should submit your application, quoting
reference number G361, giving full details of your qualifications and
exerpeince, to the address below.


Address for Applications:

	Mrs Judith Jackson, Senior Appointments Co-ordinator
	Human Resources Section, 1 Park Terrace
	University of Newcastle upon Tyne
	Newcastle upon Tyne
         NE1 7RU
	United Kingdom

Application Deadline: 29-Apr-2005

Contact Information:

	Professor David Howard
	Email: david.howard at ncl.ac.uk
	Phone: +44.191.222.7451
	Fax: +44.191.222.6518


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