[Corpora-List] Assistant Professor positions at UC Irvine

[Federica Barbieri]

The School of Social Sciences invites applications for up to three 
tenure-track Assistant Professor positions starting July 1, 2007. Unusually 
strong early Associate Professors may be considered. We seek candidates with 
strong backgrounds in theoretical linguistics (any area), or in the empirical 
or computational study of language ( e.g., anthropological linguistics, 
psycholinguistics, neuroscientific studies of language, computational 
linguistics, naturalistically informed philosophy of language). The successful 
candidates will collectively form the core of an interdisciplinary program in 
the language sciences. Each candidate will be hired into one of the affiliated 
departments (Cognitive Science, Anthropology, or Logic and Philosophy of 
Science).
Qualifications: Successful candidates will regularly teach some of the central 
courses of linguistics. They will also research and teach in adjoining areas. 
Preference will be given to individuals whose interests mesh with those of the 
present faculty and who will contribute to the university's active role in 
interdisciplinary research and teaching initiatives.

Application Details: To receive full consideration, applications should arrive 
in the School of Social Sciences by December 10, 2006. Please send a complete 
dossier (CV, statements of research and teaching interests, writing sample(s), 
teaching evaluations (if available), names of references) to : Linguistics 
Search Committee, School of Social Sciences, 3151 SSPA Irvine, CA 92697-5100. 
For further information, contact: Julie Pham at jpham at uci.edu. The University 
of California Irvine is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to excellence 
through diversity.

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Federica Barbieri
PhD Candidate in Applied Linguistics
Department of English
Northern Arizona University
Liberal Arts Building, BOX 6032
Flagstaff, AZ 86011-6032

Office: BAA 322
Tel: (928) 523 0291
Fax: (928) 523 7074
email: Federica.Barbieri at NAU.EDU