[Asis-l] Faculty and Research Positions at North Carolina Central University

[Robert Burgin]

FACULTY AND RESEARCH POSITIONS

Applications and nominations are invited for the following positions:

** Three positions:  These nine (9) month faculty positions (Assistant,
Associate, and Full Professor) whose teaching and research
specializations must reflect the following areas:  Foundations in
Information Services; Cognitive Science; Communication and Information
Networks; Database Systems, Data-Mining, Informatics; Information
Retrieval, Knowledge Representation; Meta-Analysis Research, and Systems
Analysis and Projects Management.

Minimum academic and professional qualifications require a Doctorate in
a discipline whose theories and principles support communication and
information transfer, demonstrated leadership and external fund-raising
abilities, and commitment to a market centered education delivery system
for a diverse multi-cultural, multi-ethnic student population.

** Director of Research and Advanced Studies: A 12 month, fixed term
full-time position currently contingent upon grant funding (Full
Professor) who under the direct supervision of the Dean of the School
will be responsible for planning, implementing and general oversight of
teaching and research  beyond the master's degree programs.
 
Minimum academic and professional qualifications require a Doctorate in
a discipline that supports teaching and research in Information
Sciences, significant research and publication record including
obtaining and conducting sponsored research, and documented theoretical
research that is recognized as seminal by peers in the scientific and
academic communities. 

Closing Date:  Open until position filled


How to Apply:

Submit a letter of interest, curriculum vitae or resume, research
portfolio, and the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of three
references to the contact person.

NCCU, an EEO/AA Employer, complies with the Immigration Reform and
Control Act of 1986.  All new employees must provide original documents
verifying identity and employability within the first three days of
employment with the University.  Accommodations for applicants who
qualify under the Americans with Disabilities Act or Section 503 of the
Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended, are available upon request.
Salary offer is based upon education and experience of selected
applicant, internal equity considerations and agency budget constraints.
 

Contact Person:     Benjamin F. Speller, Jr.
Contact Agency:     North Carolina Central University
Contact Address:    School of Library and Information Sciences
                              P. O. Box 19586
                              Durham, North Carolina 27707
Contact Phone:      919-530-7438
Contact Fax:        919-530-6402
Contact E-mail:     bspeller at wpo.nccu.edu

 

Benjamin F. Speller, Jr., Dean
School of Library and Information Sciences