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And here's another.
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, TESOL AND APPLIED LINGUISTICS
Tenure-track assistant professor in TESOL and Applied Linguistics, to begin September 2012.
Required: Doctorate in appropriate field by the time of employment. Strong background in theory and practice of second-language acquisition and evidence of successful teaching of same.
Preferred: Expertise in pragmatics and cultural theory, sociolinguistics, and/or Asian Studies; research interest in acquisition of English by speakers of Asian languages; experience or demonstrable interest in collaborating with IEP.
Load: Five courses over two semesters at the undergraduate and graduate levels, advising and service. TESOL faculty in the Wright State University Department of English collaborate closely with a large and growing in-house IEP. Salary competitive. WSU is an AA/EOE employer.
To apply: letter discussing your scholarship and teaching interests and experience, c.v. and three letters of reference by November 23, 2011. Materials must be submitted electronically
to https://jobs.wright.edu/postings/4400.
John R. Haught, PhD
Assoc Prof of English & TESOL
Wright State University
----- Original Message -----
From: "Duvall, Emily" <emily@uidaho.edu>
Date: Wednesday, September 7, 2011 11:00 am
Subject: [xmca] Position at University of Idaho
To: "eXtended Mind, Culture, Activity" <xmca@weber.ucsd.edu>
> This may be of interest....
> ~em
>
> Position:
>
> Assistant Professor of English, Specialization in Teaching
> English to
> Speakers of Other Languages (Tenure Track).
>
> MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES:
>
> We invite applications for a full-time tenure-track position as
> Assistant Professor of Linguistics or Applied Linguistics, with
> specialization in teaching English to speakers of other
> languages. We
> seek to hire a person who will help us restructure content and
> deliveryof a well-established TESL program. The successful
> candidate will have
> a Ph.D. in linguistics or related field with a focus and established
> research program that will support TESL teaching and learning.
> Teachingload is 3-2, focused at the graduate and senior
> undergraduate level;
> courses may include introductory and advanced linguistics
> courses, TESL
> methods, and educational linguistics. Candidates' areas of
> specialization should be relevant to preparing graduates to teach
> language arts and composition in a secondary education
> setting. A
> strong research program is prerequisite to positive third-year and
> tenure/promotion reviews.
> REQUIRED QUALIFICATION:
> * Ph.D. in
> Linguistics, Applied Linguistics, with specialization
> in teaching English to speakers of other languages.
>
> PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
>
> * Experience or other
> credentials in teaching language arts at
> the secondary level
> * High-quality
> publications and/or other demonstrated scholarship
> within area of specialization
> *
> Demonstrated excellence in teaching
> * Experience working
> with an intensive English language program
> *
> Excellent communication skills
> Application Procedures:
>
> Application review begins November 1, 2011, and will continue
> until the
> position has been filled. For primary consideration, we
> must receive
> initial materials by November 1. We plan to interview
> candidates at the
> MLA convention in Seattle in early January, or by
> telephone. Applicants
> who meet the required qualifications should apply online at
> http://www.hr.uidaho.edu and include a letter of application,
> curriculumvitae, and a writing sample of 10-20 pages
> illustrating scholarly focus.
> Semifinalists will be asked to submit three confidential letters of
> recommendation and graduate transcripts by mail to:
>
> Gary Williams, Chair
> English Department
> University of Idaho
> P. O. Box 441102
> Moscow, ID 83844-1102
> jgw@uidaho.edu
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