24.2702, Jobs: General Ling: Assistant Professor, University of North Texas

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Subject: 24.2702, Jobs: General Ling: Assistant Professor, University of North Texas

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Date: Thu, 04 Jul 2013 08:54:40
From: Patricia Cukor-Avila [pcavila at unt.edu]
Subject: General Linguistics: Assistant Professor, University of North Texas, Texas, USA

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 University or Organization: University of North Texas 
Department: Linguistics & Technical Communication
Job Location: Texas, USA 
Web Address: http://www.ltc.unt.edu
Job Rank: Assistant Professor

Specialty Areas: General Linguistics 


Description:

University of North Texas
Department of Linguistics and Technical Communication

The University of North Texas invites applications for the position of
visiting assistant professor in Linguistics, Department of Linguistics and
Technical Communication, beginning fall 2013.  UNT, located in the culturally
and economically vibrant Dallas/Fort Worth area, is a dynamic, rapidly growing
institution that is now the fourth largest university in Texas.

Qualifications:
Candidates must have earned a Ph.D. in linguistics or applied linguistics.
Teaching experience and a knowledge of ESL Teaching methods and second
language acquisition at the graduate level preferred.

Job Description:
Candidates will be expected to teach courses in linguistics at both the
undergraduate and graduate levels. The teaching load will be 4/4.

The University:
The University of North Texas is an emerging national research institution
located in the vibrant and rapidly expanding Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan
area and situated close to DFW International Airport.

Application Procedure:
Applicants must submit a cover letter, curriculum vitae, and a list of three
references and their contact information via UNT’s Faculty Jobs portal at the
application website.

Application Deadline:
The review of applications will begin on July 5 and continue until the search
is closed.
The University of North Texas is an EOE/ADA/AA institution committed to
diversity if its employment and educational programs, thereby creating a
welcoming environment for everyone.



Application Deadline:  (Open until filled)
	  
Web Address for Applications: https://facultyjobs.unt.edu 
Contact Information:
	Dr. Patricia Cukor-Avila Patricia Cukor-Avila 
	Email: pcavila at unt.edu



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