9.1477, Jobs: ESL, Hispanic Ling/Phonology

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Subject: 9.1477, Jobs: ESL, Hispanic Ling/Phonology

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1)
Date:  Thu, 22 Oct 1998 17:43:56 +0800
From:  troy01 at aries.dyu.edu.tw (troy01)
Subject:  ESL, Asst Prof at Da Yeh Univ in Taiwan

2)
Date:  Thu, 22 Oct 1998 10:10:28 -0400
From:  ggreenbe at mailbox.syr.edu (Gerry)
Subject:  Asst Prof of Hispanic Linguistics/Phonologist at Syracuse University

-------------------------------- Message 1 -------------------------------

Date:  Thu, 22 Oct 1998 17:43:56 +0800
From:  troy01 at aries.dyu.edu.tw (troy01)
Subject:  ESL, Asst Prof at Da Yeh Univ in Taiwan


Da Yeh University's nascent English Department has faculty openings
effective Spring and Fall 1999 for Ph.D. holders in Linguistics, EFL,
ESL, TESOL, Education, Literature, and/or related areas of expertise
for permanent appointments at the ranks of Assistant and Associate
Professor.  Responsibilities will include teaching (ca. 10 hours per
week), helping the Department establish a course curriculum and
research programs in keeping with its teaching goals, and guiding
graduate and undergraduate research projects.

Qualified applicants should send the following materials (in English) as
soon as possible:

	(1) Curriculum vitae
	(2) Three letters of reference or a placement dossier
	(3) Official transcripts for all coursework, both
	    undergraduate and graduate
	(4) Copies of all diplomas, both undergraduate and graduate
	(5) An autobiographical sketch
	(6) A sample of pertinent research (with abstract)
	(7) For persons in the final stages of work toward the
	    Ph.D. degree: a letter stating the expected date of
	    completion of the degree, plus supporting documents from
	    an official at the respective institution

All application materials should be placed in ONE ENVELOPE and addressed to:

	Dr. Jason (Jhien-Shien) Chen, Director
	Liberal Arts Center
	Da Yeh University
	112 Shan-Jiau Road, Da-Tsuen
	Changhua, Taiwan 515 R.O.C.

E-Mail inquiries should be addressed to Dr. Cheryl Rutledge, Chairperson,
English Search Committee, at: rutledge at aries.dyu.edu.tw .

In addition to the application materials, an interview is required. All
applicants selected as finalists are encouraged to come to DYU for an
in-person interview. Candidates who are unable to travel to Taiwan may send
a video tape. Those who plan to submit a tape in lieu of an in-person
interview should contact Dr. Rutledge via E-mail or Dr. Chen via phone
(886-4-852-8469, ext 290).

DYU is a private institution which was founded as an Institute of
Technology in 1990 and elevated to University status by the ROC Ministry of
Education in 1997. The current enrollment is around 8000. The campus is
located on the side of a mountain in a rural area of Central Taiwan, about
30 kilometers (18 miles) south of Taichung, the 3rd-largest city in Taiwan.
A limited number of apartments for faculty are available on campus at
competitive rental rates; other housing is available nearby. At the current
exchange rate, a typical salary for an Associate Professor is about
US$30,000 per year.





-------------------------------- Message 2 -------------------------------

Date:  Thu, 22 Oct 1998 10:10:28 -0400
From:  ggreenbe at mailbox.syr.edu (Gerry)
Subject:  Asst Prof of Hispanic Linguistics/Phonologist at Syracuse University

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY.  Assistant Professor of Hispanic Linguistics.
Tenure-track. Ph.D. Teach undergraduate and M.A. courses in Spanish,
French, and Linguistics programs.  Primary teaching responsibilities:
Hispanic linguistics (a variety of courses) and general phonological
theory.  Additional responsibilities include Romance and French
linguistics.  Languages of instruction are Spanish, French, and
English, as appropriate.  Research specialization: phonological
theory.  Cover letter, dossier (cv, 3 letters of recommendation,
evidence of teaching excellence) to:

Gerald R. Greenberg, Chair
Languages, Literatures, Linguistics
Syracuse University,
Syracuse, NY 13244-1160

Submission deadline: December 4, 1998.  Women, minorities urged to
apply: AA/EOE employer.

Gerald R. Greenberg      ggreenbe at mailbox.syr.edu
Chair
Department of Languages, Literatures & Linguistics
Associate Professor of Russian and Linguistics
340D H.B. Crouse Hall
Syracuse University
Syracuse, NY 13244-1160
USA
315-443-5378 office phone
315-443-5376 fax


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