[Fwd: General Linguistics position at Baylor U, Waco, TX]

[Lynne Murphy]

Hi all,

Here's the ad for my job, if anyone would like it.  Although I didn't quite
fit into the religious milieu here, you very well might (active
participation in a Christian church is a job requirement--well, they say
that they are open to Jews as well, but there isn't much evidence for
this).  (Warning:  according to Baylor, Mormons aren't Christians.
Unitarianism doesn't count either.  Both of these are taught in the
Religion Dept class "Contemporary Cults in the US".)  It's a well-endowed
private school, so life can be pretty good here, and the English Dept is
wonderful to the linguists.  Anyone would like more info about the position
can e-mail me privately.

Lynne



> Applications welcome for the following position.  Interviews for
> semi-finalist candidates will be held at the MLA Convention in Chicago
> 27-30 December.  For more information on Linguistics at Baylor, see
> www.baylor.edu/~Linguistics.
>
> Assistant Professor
> A tenure-track position, beginning Fall 2000, Linguistics.  Teaching
> duties may include syntax, semantics/pragmatics, cross-cultural
> linguistics, linguistics and literature.  Demonstrated commitment to
> teaching excellence;  three-course assignment per semester.  Baylor is a
> Baptist University affiliated with the Baptist General Convention of
> Texas.  As an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer, Baylor
> encourages minorities, women, veterans, and persons with disabilities to
> apply.  To ensure full consideration of your application, it should be
> completed by 13 December 1999.  The position requires a letter of
> application, a c.v. and a dossier including at least three letters of
> recommendation, sent to Maurice Hunt, Chair, Department of English, PO
> Box 97404, Baylor University, Waco, TX 76798-7404.
>

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M. Lynne Murphy, Assistant Professor in Linguistics
Department of English, Baylor University
PO Box 97404, Waco, TX 76798 USA
Phone:  254-710-6983     Fax:  254-710-3894
http://www.baylor.edu/~M_Lynne_Murphy

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