Computational Linguistics Job at the University of Arizona

[Andrew Carnie]

Oops! Slip of the keyboard. That should read "Computational Linguistics or
Native American LINGUISTICS" (not languages)


On Wed, 26 Jun 2002, Andrew Carnie
wrote:

> Colleagues and Friends,
>
> The University of Arizona has a one year adjunct position available,
> pending approval of the funding,  to teach Computational Linguistics
> or Native American Languages (or both) in the 2002/2003 school year.
>
> The official ad is appended below. Please ignore the deadline -- we will
> accept applications until the position is filled, but would encourage
> interested parties to apply soon (very soon).
>
> I believe many people on this list would be excellent candidates for the
> position. The University of Arizona is located in Tucson, in the middle of
> the beautiful Sonoran desert. Our linguistics department is a large,
> diverse (yet congenial!) group of devoted scholars.
>
> If you are interested please apply soon. I'd also like to ask Faculty who
> have students who might be qualified, to encourage them to apply.
>
> Best,
>
> Andrew
>
> Official Ad:
>
> Message 1: Computational ling: University of Arizona, AZ USA
> Date: 7 Jun 2002 16:18:40 -0000
> From: Michael Hammond <hammond at u.arizona.edu>
> Subject: Computational ling: University of Arizona, AZ USA
>
>
> Rank of Job: open, with PhD
> Areas Required: Computational linguistics
> Other Desired Areas: Native American linguistics
> University or Organization: University of Arizona
> Department: Department of Linguistics
> State or Province: AZ
> Country: USA
> Final Date of Application: Review of materials will begin 6/7/02 and
> will continue until position is filled.
> Contact: Michael Hammond hammond at u.arizona.edu
>
> Address for Applications:
> Computational Linguist Search, Department of Linguistics, University of
> Arizona
> Tucson
> AZ 85721-0028
> USA
>
> The Department of Linguistics at The University of Arizona has an
> opening for a one-year adjunct professor position to start in the
> academic year 2002/2003, contingent on funding. The research and
> teaching need is for someone with a strong program in computational
> linguistics or Native American Linguistics.
>
> Duties and Responsibilities:
>
> Develops and teaches Computational Linguistics or Native American
> Linguistics courses Advises and directs students. May supervise
> graduate assistants
>
> Minimum Qualifications:
>
> Ph.D. in Linguistics at the time of appointment, and teaching
> experience
>

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     O  O  O  O  O  		Andrew Carnie, Ph.D.
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