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Hi Allan By cc, the whole of xmca now has the message. mike On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 8:15 PM, Allan Luke <a2.luke@qut.edu.au> wrote: > Hello Mike - hope you are well. please pass this around. > > Dear Colleagues - > > re: preliminary call for expressions of interest: POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH > FELLOW - 2009-2013 > > A research team here at the Faculty of Education, Queensland University > of Technology, Brisbane, Australia has been commissioned to undertake > a program evaluation of a major Australian Federal government initiative > in the school reform, leadership training and networking of Aboriginal > -- Bschools (2009-2013). > The team consists of: Allan Luke, Val Klenowski, James Ladwig > (Newcastle), Paul Shield, Courtney Cazden (Harvard) and Annette Woods. > > We are looking for recent PhD graduates with expertise in the > quantitative analysis of comparative school outcomes. The position would > entail responsibility > for data management, instrument design, data analysis - with ample > opportunities for publication and collaborative work with senior > colleagues. > > The position will negotiate a salary at the senior lecturer/associate > professor level (approximately 85,000 AUD per annum plus > superannuation/pension package), standard travel and settlement expenses > will apply. > > This is a call for expressions of interest from recently completed PhDs > with expertise in the following: > > essential: > > * quantitative analysis of comparative school performance (descriptive, > multivariate and longitudinal) > * survey instrument development, implementation and data analysis > > relevant and valuable: > > * the schooling of indigenous, cultural and linguistic minority and > lower SES students > * school leadership > * school reform and change > > This is a preliminary call - interested candidates should send a full > CV, naming references, and email contact directly > to me at: a2.luke@qut.edu.au - any general queries can be addressed to > me as well. > > A formal application process will commence shortly thereafter. > > This is a major fully funded project of national and international > significance, and will yield pportunities for publication, networking > with international and Australian academics, educators and government > planners, and the further development of research expertise for the > successful candidate. We are looking to formally advertise the position > shortly, and make an appointment that will commence this year around > August/September 2009. > > We look forward to hearing from you. > > Allan Luke > Research Professor > Faculty of Education > Queensland University of Technology > Victoria Park Road > Red Hill, Queensland > Australia > > http://eprints.qut.edu.au/view/person/Luke,_Allan.html > Allan Luke > Faculty of Education > Queensland University of Technology > Victoria Park Road > Red Hill, Queensland > Australia > > http://eprints.qut.edu.au/view/person/Luke,_Allan.html > > _______________________________________________ xmca mailing list xmca@weber.ucsd.edu http://dss.ucsd.edu/mailman/listinfo/xmca