8.1645, Jobs: Developmental Psycholinguistics Boston Univ.

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Subject: 8.1645, Jobs: Developmental Psycholinguistics Boston Univ.

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Date:  Fri, 14 Nov 1997 10:46:42 -0500
From:  mco at bu.edu
Subject:  Devel.Psycholing., Boston University

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Date:  Fri, 14 Nov 1997 10:46:42 -0500
From:  mco at bu.edu
Subject:  Devel.Psycholing., Boston University


         Position in Developmental Psycholinguistics
                      Boston University

The Literacy, Language and Cultural Studies Specialization in the
Department of Developmental Studies and Counseling is searching
for a faculty member in Developmental Psycholinguistics.  The
position will be filled at the rank of assistant professor and is a
tenure track position.

Candidates must have an earned doctoral degree in developmental
psycholinguistics or a related field such as developmental
psychology or linguistics with an emphasis on language
development.  Candidates should have an academic and a
professional interest in cognition and language, language
development and education, and sociological or neurological factors
that support or inhibit language development.  Teaching courses in
these areas, conducting independent research and supervising the
research of graduate students are expected.

A letter of application, a current CV, sample publications and the
names, addresses, email addresses and telephone numbers of three
references should be sent to:

	Ms. Elizabeth Austin
	Boston University School of Education
	605 Commonwealth Avenue
	Boston, MA 02215

Application review will begin January 10, 1998 and will continue
until the position has been filled.

Boston University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action
institution.

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