Arabic-L:PEDA:UofMaryland CASL Research Scientist Job

Dilworth Parkinson dilworth_parkinson at byu.edu
Mon Nov 17 16:25:56 UTC 2003


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1) Subject:UofMaryland CASL Research Scientist Job

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Date: 17 Nov  2003
From:Meredith Price <mprice at casl.umd.edu>
Subject:UofMaryland CASL Research Scientist Job

The following is a job announcement posted by the Center for Advanced  
Study of Language at the University of Maryland.

“The newly established Center for Advanced Study of Language (CASL) at  
the University of Maryland invites applications for appointments at the  
rank of Associate/Senior Research Scientist in areas relevant to its  
mission.  A tenure-track or tenured faculty appointment in an  
appropriate department is possible.  Target areas include: cognitive  
science/psychology, linguistics, second language acquisition, and  
computational linguistics.  Candidates must have an earned Ph.D. in a  
relevant field; have a record of individual research achievement, a  
strong record of publication, and the ability to establish an  
interdisciplinary research program across areas related to the study of  
language and analysis.

Job description: Develop research proposals; oversee all research in  
the candidate's area; serve as Principal Investigator on several  
research projects annually; organize national symposia and conferences  
in support of the Center's research; and publish on aspects of the  
candidate's Center research.  Lead up to $5 million of  
interdisciplinary research annually.  Identify and recruit senior, mid,  
and junior researchers as Center employees and consultants.  Form  
partnerships with other top research institutions, both in academia and  
industry.  Contribute to a five-year plan for the Center.  Develop a  
hiring, collaboration, research publication, education, and policy  
strategy with respect to the candidate's research area.

The Center for Advanced Study of Language was established in March  
2003.  Its mission is to conduct state-of-the-art research in areas  
that result in improved performance on language tasks relevant to the  
work of government language professionals.  The main interests include:  
(1) improving knowledge of less commonly taught languages; (2)  
enhancing acquisition and maintenance of foreign language capability by  
government professionals, especially at the advanced levels; (3)  
advancing the U.S. capacity to use foreign language skills in a wide  
variety of government professions and situations; (4) improving the  
quality of human language technology.

The Center is seeking people who will play a leading role in the  
strategic direction of CASL and will be in charge of multiple research  
projects in their field.  Candidates' research and publications should  
show evidence of ability to tackle complex, interdisciplinary research  
and to work collaboratively with a range of institutions and  
researchers.  They should have a record of successfully hiring,  
mentoring, and overseeing both junior and senior researchers.

  To apply, send a letter of application and curriculum vitae to Chief  
Research Officer, c/o Meredith Price, CASL, at mprice at casl.umd.edu.   
Candidates must hold U.S. citizenship and
be willing to obtain a security clearance

The University of Maryland is an affirmative action, equal opportunity  
employer.  Women and minorities are encouraged to apply.”

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