[Corpora-List] tenured and tenure-track positions in knowledge discovery from digital information
Rada Mihalcea
rada at cs.unt.edu
Thu Apr 7 05:34:37 UTC 2011
Knowledge Discovery from Digital Information Research Cluster
Tenured and Tenure-Track Positions
University of North Texas
Positions
The University of North Texas (UNT: http://www.unt.edu) has embarked on a
major, multi-year initiative (http://research.unt.edu/clusters) to hire
new faculty and make infrastructure improvements to enhance and expand
research. In this context, UNT invites applications for two positions:
Associate or Full Professor (tenured) in the area of Information
Visualization; and Assistant Professor (tenure-track) in the area of
Machine Learning. These hires will be an integral part of UNT's new
interdisciplinary research cluster, Knowledge Discovery from Digital
Information (KDDI, http://kddi.unt.edu), which is a collaborative
initiative of the College of Engineering, the College of Information, and
UNT Libraries (http://web3.unt.edu/news/story.cfm?story=12049). Candidates
will develop synergies to further strengthen the existing core emphases
in: 1) Data mining and natural language processing; 2) Digital curation
and information retrieval; and 3) Image, audio, and video processing.
Successful candidates will have established international reputations with
a record of significant and sustained research and scholarly output;
candidates should also have a successful record of research funding.
Rank and Salary
The selected candidates will be appointed at the rank of Associate/Full
Professor with tenure and tenure-track Assistant Professor respectively.
Salaries, benefits, and teaching loads are commensurate with a major
research university.
Responsibilities
Responsibilities of these positions include developing a nationally
recognized research program as part of the newly formed KDDI Research
Cluster. Candidates are expected to lead a successful research program,
attract extramural funding, and teach graduate and undergraduate courses.
The new faculty members will have significant opportunity to shape
expansion and growth of this cluster with additional hires in subsequent
years.
Qualifications
The positions require an earned doctorate in Computer Science, Information
Science, or a closely related field. An established record of scholarship
and publication is required. A record of interdisciplinary activities is
desired. For senior position candidates, an active, externally funded
research program and an excellent publication record are also required, as
is a record of mentoring graduate students. The search committee prefers
candidates for the Assistant Professor position to have a track record of
preparation and research productivity consistent with the potential to
develop and sustain an externally-funded, cutting-edge research program.
See the separate postings at https://facultyjobs.unt.edu for the
Associate/Full Professor position and the Assistant Professor position for
details on responsibilities and qualifications.
Application Procedure
Applicants must submit their application materials online at
https://facultyjobs.unt.edu. Search for "Knowledge Discovery" to locate
the specific positions. References will be requested at a later date.
Submit nominations and questions regarding the positions to search
committee co-chairs Rada Mihalcea (rada at cs.unt.edu) and William Moen
(william.moen at unt.edu).
Application Deadline
Review of applicants will begin immediately and continue until the search
is closed.
The University
The University of North Texas (UNT) is the fourth largest university in
the state, strategically located in Denton, Texas which is 35 miles north
of both Dallas and Fort Worth. There are over 36,000 students registered
in 97 bachelors, 101 masters, and 48 doctoral degree programs. The DFW
area has more than six million people, with significant economic growth,
numerous industrial establishments, and excellent school districts. UNT
has recently embarked on a 10-year research strategic plan to reach tier
one status, and is one of seven universities designated by the state as an
Emerging Research University
The University of North Texas is an AA/ADA/EOE committed to diversity in
its educational programs.
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