20.66, Jobs: Phonetics, Phonology: Lecturer/Visiting Asst Professor, Yale U

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Subject: 20.66, Jobs: Phonetics, Phonology: Lecturer/Visiting Asst Professor, Yale U

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Date: 07-Jan-2009
From: Chris McDaniel < chris.mcdaniel at yale.edu >
Subject: Phonetics, Phonology: Lecturer/Visiting Assistant Professor, Yale University, CT, USA

 

	
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Date: Wed, 07 Jan 2009 12:54:13
From: Chris McDaniel [chris.mcdaniel at yale.edu]
Subject: Phonetics, Phonology: Lecturer/Visiting Assistant Professor, Yale University, CT, USA

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University or Organization: Yale University 
Department: Linguistics
Job Location: Select State, USA 
Web Address: http://www.ling.yale.edu

Job Rank: Lecturer/Visiting Assistant Professor  

Specialty Areas: Phonetics; Phonology 


Description:

Yale University expects to make a one-year visiting appointment for
2009-2010 in the area of Phonetics and Phonology, at the level of Lecturer
or (in the case of someone who holds an appointment in another university)
Visiting Assistant Professor. The appointee will be expected to teach two
courses per semester and to participate in the supervision of undergraduate
and graduate students as appropriate. Courses to be taught should include
General Phonetics and at least one term of an introductory phonology
sequence; additional courses will be arranged on the basis of the
appointee's research background and interests. Candidates should be assured
of having completed the Ph.D. by September, 2009. Prior teaching experience
will be an advantage.

Yale University is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer. Yale
values diversity among its students, faculty, and staff and strongly
encourages applications from women and underrepresented minorities.

Applications should include a cover letter, a current CV, one or two
examples of research and the names of three potential references. Please do
NOT ask for reference letters to be sent to us; we will solicit
recommendations for candidates whose applications we wish to pursue
further. Applications should be sent by regular mail only.


Application Deadline: 15-Mar-2009 
Mailing Address for Applications:
	Chair Search Committee Dept. of Linguistics 
	370 Temple Street 
	PO Box 208366 
	New Haven, CT 06520 
	USA  
Contact Information:
	Mr Chris McDaniel 
	Email: chris.mcdaniel at yale.edu 
	Phone: 203-432-2450 





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