Job at University of Colorado

[Lise Menn]

Please help us distribute this job notice!  Thank you, Lise Menn

The Department of Linguistics at the University of Colorado seeks 
candidates for a tenure-track position as Assistant Professor of 
Linguistics in the area of phonetics/phonology, starting August 2006.
We seek candidates who analyze primary data (e.g. experimental data, 
field data, or natural spoken language corpora) in order to address 
theoretical issues in phonetics and phonology. The department values 
interdisciplinary work highly.
Job requirements at the time of application include research 
publications or presentations and completed Ph.D., or completion of all 
requirements for the Ph.D. in Linguistics or a closely related field 
except filing the dissertation. If requested, dissertation draft or 
equivalent publications must be supplied promptly by the candidate.
Job duties include active research and publication, meeting standard 
departmental teaching requirements, and performing service duties as 
required by the department and the university. 
The department will begin to review applications on Nov. 1, 2005. 
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.  Dossiers 
consisting of a letter of interest, current curriculum vitae and the 
names of three references should be sent to: 
Prof. Lise Menn
Phonetics Search Committee
Department of Linguistics, 295 UCB
University of Colorado 
Boulder, CO  80309
For questions, please contact the department chair, Prof. Barbara Fox; 
or Prof. Lise Menn, chair of the search committee. For information 
about the Department of Linguistics at Boulder, please visit .
	The University of Colorado at Boulder is committed to diversity and 
equality in education and employment.

Lise Menn, Professor		
Secretary, AAAS-Section Z (Linguistics)

office: Hellems 293
Linguistics Department			office hours Spring '05
University of Colorado				by appointment only
295 UCB						phone 303-492-1609
Boulder, Colorado				office fax 303-492-4416
80309-0295

Lise Menn's home page
http://www.colorado.edu/linguistics/faculty/lmenn/

"Shirley Says: Living with Aphasia"
http://spot.colorado.edu/~menn/Shirley4.pdf

Japanese version of "Shirley Says"
http://www.bayget.com/inpaku/kinen9.htm

Academy of Aphasia
http://www.academyofaphasia.org/
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