11.29, Jobs: Bilingualism/Lang in Contact/SLA

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Date:  Mon, 3 Jan 2000 21:53:09 -0500 (EST)
From:  Lona Gottschalk <Lona.Gottschalk at arts.monash.edu.au>
Subject:  Bilingualism, Language in Contact & Second Language Acquisition: Lecturer in Linguistics Level B at Monash University, Victoria Australia

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Date:  Mon, 3 Jan 2000 21:53:09 -0500 (EST)
From:  Lona Gottschalk <Lona.Gottschalk at arts.monash.edu.au>
Subject:  Bilingualism, Language in Contact & Second Language Acquisition: Lecturer in Linguistics Level B at Monash University, Victoria Australia


Rank of Job: Lecturer in Linguistics Level B
Areas Required: Bilingualism, Language in Contact & Second Language
Acquisition
Other Desired Areas: Phonetics & Phonology and/or Sociolinguistics
and/or Child Language Acquisition
University or Organization: Monash University
Department: School of Philosophy, Linguistics & Bioethics
State or Province: Victoria
Country: Australia
Final Date of Application: 27 March 2000
Contact: Lona Gottschalk Lona.Gottschalk at arts.monash.edu.au

Address for Applications:
Wellington Road, Clayton
Melbourne
Victoria 3800
Australia

Selection Criteria:
Essential
1. A record of successful tertiary teaching experience in the areas of
bilingualism/languages in contact and second language acquisition.
2. A PhD in a relevant area.
3. Experience in postgraduate supervision in the fields identified in
(1).
4. A strong research and publication record.
5. Evidence of the ability to work cooperatively in the development and
implementation of linguistics subjects and degree programs.
Desirable
- ability to teach phonetics and phonology and/or sociolinguistics
and/or child language acquisition.
- research interest in a language other than English.
- experience and/or interest in the delivery of courses through flexible
learning/distance education
LECTURER IN LINGUISTICS
The School of Philosophy, Linguistics and Bioethics is seeking to
appoint a Lecturer in Linguistics in the areas of bilingualism/languages
in contact and second language acquisition. The ability to teach
phonetics and phonology and/or sociolinguistics, and/or child language
acquisition and a research interest in a language other than English
would also be desirable.
The position requires a strong teaching and research record and evidence
of the ability to work cooperatively and innovatively.
The position, Lecturer, Level B in the range $48,399-$57,474, commencing
1 July 2000, is a full-time continuing position, subject to a probation
period.
Contact: Lona Gottschalk, Department of Linguistics Tel (03) 9905-2296.
Applications quoting reference number xxxxxxx and including curriculum
vitae and the names and contact details of three referees should be
forwarded to Ms Lona Gottschalk, Department of Linguistics, Monash
University, Wellington Road, Clayton, Victoria 3800, by 27th March
2000.
A position description, selection criteria and additional information
are available on the Linguistics website http://www.monash/edu/au/ling

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