CIEE job

[Devin P Browne]

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Date: Tue, 18 Mar 1997 09:32:08 -0500
From: Karen Dubrule <KDubrule at CIEE.ORG>
To: dpbrowne+ at pitt.edu
Subject: posting for AATSEEL job page on the Web

     The Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE) seeks
     applications for the position of Resident Director at CIEE's Council
     Study Center at Charles University in Prague for the 1997-8 academic
     year.

     The Resident Director (RD) acts as the on-site supervisor of Council's
     academic program at Charles University and to council and advise
     students on personal adjustment to the study abroad environment.  S/he
     will act as liaison between students and Czech faculty as well as
     between Czech administrators and CIEE staff in New York.

     Preference will be given to those with the following qualifications:

     1) Proficiency in the Czech language.

     2) Previous group leadership.

     3) Prior residence in the Czech Republic, familiarity with Prague.

     4) Candidates with at least an M.A., Ph.D's or Doctoral Candidates
     preferred. Concentration in East European studies preferred.

     5) Excellent administrative experience and organizational skills
     including computer knowledge of Windows '95, Microsoft Office
     including Microsoft Excel, Quickbooks, and Microsoft Access.

     6) Candidates available for a two-year appointment.

     To apply, please send letter, c.v. or resume, and contact information
     for three references to:

     Karen Dubrule
     Program Officer - Europe/Russia
     International Study Programs
     Council on International Educational Exchange
     205 East 42nd Street
     New York, NY 10017-5706

     For a complete job description, please send an e-mail to
     <KDubrule at ciee.org>. No phone calls please. Position open until
     filled.
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     The Council on International Educational Exchange is a non-profit,
     non-governmental organization dedicated to helping people gain
     understanding, acquire knowledge, and develop skills for living in a
     globally interdependent and culturally diverse world.  Founded in
     1947, Council has developed a wide variety of programs and services
     primarily for students and teachers at secondary through university
     levels.  Today, with over 700 professionals working in 30 countries,
     Council has become one of the world's leading operators of
     international exchange programs and related services.

     http://www.ciee.org