Dear All:
We have the following position available in my department. If you are
interested, please feel free to write to me or Larry Nucci.
ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT
University of Illinois at Chicago, College of Education
Tenure track position -open rank - Fall Semester, 2000
Application reviews begin January 10, 2000
Applications will be accepted until the search is completed
The Educational Psychology area of the College of Education at the
University of
Illinois at Chicago invites applications for an open rank tenured/tenure-track
position in Adolescence. This position requires expertise in processes of
learning and development of adolescents relevant to education in urban
settings. Research could be either on adolescent cognition or on social
developmental factors pertinent to student educational attainment. This work
does not need to be confined to research in school settings, but may include
family processes, peer relations, or other factors which impinge upon
adolescent educational experiences.
Teaching responsibilities include courses on adolescent development
required for
secondary certification and middle school teaching endorsements, as well as
making a significant contribution to the secondary education program.
Experience working with adolescents in middle or secondary schools would be a
plus for this position.
The Educational Psychology faculty of the College of Education works closely
with the Department of Psychology. Educational Psychology provides courses
needed to meet the minor in Psychology. In addition, the doctoral program in
Educational Psychology is an interdepartmental concentration between Education
and the Psychology Department. Thus, the candidate will be expected to have a
strong background in developmental psychology, and be willing to work with
psychology doctoral students with research interests in the area of adolescent
development.
Applicants should provide a current vita, representative preprints/reprints,
evidence of teaching qualifications, and three letters of reference. All
candidates must have completed the doctoral degree or provide assurance of
completion prior to the appointment dates of August 21, 2000. Send
applications to: Dr. Victoria Chou, Dean, College of Education, m/c 147, 1040
W. Harrison Street, Chicago, IL 60607. Review of applications will begin on
January 10, 2000 and continue until the position is filled.
The University of Illinois is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity
Employer.
For further information contact: Professor Larry Nucci, Chair Search
Committee,
(312)996-4856/ email:lnucci who-is-at uic.edu
Artin Goncu, Ph.D
Associate Professor
Coordinator, Early Childhood Education
University of Illinois at Chicago
College of Education M/C 147
1040 W. Harrison St.
Chicago, IL 60607
(312) 996-5259
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Dear All:
We have the following position available in my department. If you
are interested, please feel free to write to me or Larry Nucci.
University of Illinois at Chicago, College of
Education
Tenure track position -open rank - Fall Semester, 2000
Application reviews begin January 10, 2000
Applications will be accepted until the search is completed
Teaching responsibilities
include courses on adolescent development required for secondary
certification and middle school teaching endorsements, as well as making
a significant contribution to the secondary education program.
Experience working with adolescents in middle or secondary schools would
be a plus for this position.
The Educational Psychology
faculty of the College of Education works closely with the Department of
Psychology. Educational Psychology provides courses needed to meet
the minor in Psychology. In addition, the doctoral program in
Educational Psychology is an interdepartmental concentration between
Education and the Psychology Department. Thus, the candidate will
be expected to have a strong background in developmental psychology, and
be willing to work with psychology doctoral students with research
interests in the area of adolescent development.
Applicants should provide
a current vita, representative preprints/reprints, evidence of teaching
qualifications, and three letters of reference. All candidates must
have completed the doctoral degree or provide assurance of completion
prior to the appointment dates of August 21, 2000. Send
applications to: Dr. Victoria Chou, Dean, College of Education, m/c
147, 1040 W. Harrison Street, Chicago, IL 60607. Review of
applications will begin on January 10, 2000 and continue until the
position is filled.
The University of Illinois
is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.
For further information contact: Professor Larry
Nucci, Chair Search Committee, (312)996-4856/ email:lnucci who-is-at uic.edu
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