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VOLUME 1, ISSUE 6    PSYCHNEWS INTERNATIONAL    October 1996

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SECTION D: EMPLOYMENT (2/2)

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This section is intended for listing current job openings in
positions relevant to our readers.
Submissions should be in the following format:
1) Position title, 2) Institution name, 3) Institution
location, 4) Full description, 5) 60-character line length
Send job postings to: pni@badlands.nodak.edu
Donna Tabish, Employment Editor
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12:	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR; TENURE-TRACK
Institution: University of Kansas
Location: Lawrence, KS
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I am writing to inform you of an exciting new assistant
professor position that we have in our Clinical Psychology
Program at the University of Kansas. This is a tenure track
position to begin in the fall, 1997 semester. We are looking
for a person with expertise in psychological interventions,
broadly defined. This position will be a special one in that
it will be a named assistant professorship, honoring one of
our distinguished retired faculty members, Beatrice A.
Wright. In addition to a normal competitive beginning
salary, there will be a substantial yearly salary
supplement, and a yearly free expenditure account, as well
as a generous start-up account for the applicant's
laboratory. A copy of the advertisement that will appear in
various outlets is enclosed for your perusal. I would
appreciate it if you would inform any suitable applicants
about the position. We would particularly welcome
applications from women and persons from varied racial and
ethnic backgrounds.

Our Clinical Psychology Program provides an exceedingly
positive and stimulating atmosphere for faculty members.
The Clinical Program is held in highest esteem in the
College and the University more generally. In addition to
our regular faculty members, 40% of whom are female, we have
several part-time faculty members both here and at the
medical center in Kansas City. Further, we have a
psychological clinic that operates within the program, and a
full support staff, including two social workers, to help in
the operation of this clinic. Our graduate students are
absolutely first-rate, and a fairly high proportion of them
go on to academic careers where they have received
recognition for their teaching and research activities. In
addition to our regular training in clinical psychology, we
also offer a superb specialty training in health and
rehabilitation psychology, directed by Annette Stanton.
Additionally, under the direction of Michael Roberts, we
offer outstanding training in clinical child psychology
(indeed, this program eventually will garner independent
accreditation). The University is a progressive, fiscally
sound operation in which there are outstanding psychologist
colleagues to be found in the Department of Human
Development and Family Life, the Department of Educational
Psychology and Research, the Counseling Department, and the
Medical Center (in Kansas City). Psychologists also have
faculty positions in business, speech and communications,
education, and other places throughout the University.

The University is located on a beautiful, tree-lined campus
overlooking nearby city and countryside. Lawrence, a
delightful town of some 80,000 people, is situated in the
gently rolling hill region of eastern Kansas; there are
numerous small and large lakes nearby that offer a variety
of recreational activities. It is a very pleasant place to
live, with traditional older homes near the campus, and
newer housing toward the west. The cost of living is very
reasonable. A full range of entertainment, including art
exhibits, music, and theater are available through
University- and Lawrence-sponsored events. Further, the
Kansas University athletic teams offer entertainment to
Jayhawk fans. If you prefer the trappings of larger cities,
Kansas City is 25 miles to the east, and Topeka 25 miles to
the west.

We have put together a very attractive recruitment package
for a new or recent Ph.D., and I firmly believe that we
offer a superb arena for launching and sustaining a
productive and satisfying career in academic clinical
psychology. As you can tell, I am most enthusiastic about
the recruitment of a new Clinical faculty member. If you or
any interested potential applicants have any questions,
please feel free to write or call me at 913-864-4121, or use
email (crsnyder@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu). Thank you for your
potential help in this matter.

Yours respectfully,
C. R. Snyder
Professor and Director
Clinical Psychology Program

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR IN CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF
KANSAS. The Department of Psychology seeks applications for
a tenure track position to begin August 18, 1997 in the area
of clinical psychology. This will be a named assistant
professorship to honor Beatrice Wright, and there will be
salary and research supplements. To qualify, the candidate
should have a Ph.D. from an APA-approved clinical psychology
program or a formal respecialization in clinical psychology
that meets APA guidelines, as well as an APA-approved
internship. Evidence of the potential for high quality
research and teaching in the area of psychological
interventions, as well as grant-getting potential are
desirable. Send curriculum vitae, graduate transcript(s),
three letters of reference, statement of research and
teaching interests, and representative reprints/preprints
to: C. R. Snyder, Chair, Clinical Search Committee,
Department of Psychology, University of Kansas, Lawrence,
Kansas 66045-2462. Review of materials will begin on
January 10, 1997, and will continue until the position has
been filled. Women and minorities are especially encouraged
to apply. The University is an EO/AA employer. This position
is contingent upon final budgetary approval.

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13:	PROGRAM MANAGER
Institution: Clinical Treatment Research Branch at NIMH
Location: MD
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We're still recruiting for a Program Manager for the
Psychosocial Treatment Research Program here in the Clinical
Treatment Research Branch at NIMH. The position is now
graded at an attractive GS-14 level, with a salary to match,
and applications are being accepted until October 25.
Consult your September copies of the APA Monitor or the APS
Observer to see the ad describing the position in more
detail. You can also access the job description via the Web.
Go to  and follow the links through
"current job openings," "professional career," and "medical
and health" to get to the "health science administrator"
listing #MH-96-7031. I'm happy to talk with anyone curious
to get more information at my NIMH number: 301/443-4527.

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14:	HEALTH SCIENTIST ADMINISTRATOR, PROGRAM DIRECTOR
Institution: National Institute on Aging, NIH
Location: Bethesda, MD
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The Neuroscience and Neuropsychology of Aging Program,
National Institute on Aging, is seeking a Health Scientist
Administrator, GS-601-13/14 ($52,867 to $81,217) as the
Program Director for the Neuropsychology of Aging Program to
develop and administer an extramural research program on
clinical neuropsychology and experimental and physiological
psychology. The program focuses on the elucidation of age-
related changes in memory and higher cognitive processes and
their neurological and pathophysiological bases and includes
development of behavioral measurements and tests of neural
dysfunction. The incumbent develops the program, defining
its long-range goals, preparing Program Announcements and
Requests for Applications to achieve the goals, and
contacting and encouraging scientists with appropriate
expertise and interest to develop and submit research
proposals. Research experience in at least one of these
relevant areas of neuropsychology is required: cognition,
memory, or cognitive neuroscience. In addition, applicants
must demonstrate that they have worked independently in
planning, organizing, and conducting biomedical, behavioral
health, or health-related research and served effectively in
research program administration in these fields. U.S.
citizenship is required. A familiarity with the particular
problems of the aging nervous system and cognitive problems
is desirable.

For a faxed copy of the complete vacancy announcement, call
1-800-728-5627, ID#1213. Send C.V., resume, or the Optional
Application for Federal Employment (OF-612) to:
Ms. Christine Hartz, NIA Personnel Office, Building 31, Room
2C02, 31 Center Drive, MSC 2292, Bethesda, MD 20892-2292,
phone (301)496-5347. Applications will be accepted until a
postmarked deadline of March 1, 1997.

NIH IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

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15:	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR LEVEL; TENURE-TRACK
Institution: University of Missouri-Columbia (UMC)
Location: Columbia, MO
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The Psychology Department at the University of Missouri-
Columbia (UMC) is inviting applications for a tenure-track
position at the Assistant Professor level. We anticipate
hiring a Counseling Psychologist with expertise in Health
Psychology. The ideal candidate would have interests in
prevention and psychosocial interventions, ethnic minority
populations, and would be actively involved in APA Division
17. Competitive salary and start-up funds will be offered.
Individuals will be expected to seek grant support for their
research efforts.

Columbia is the flagship campus of the University of
Missouri System. MU's Counseling Psychology Program has been
consistently ranked among the top four programs in the
country. The Department currently consists of 38 faculty
members, 16 support staff, over 100 graduate students, and
over 700 undergraduate majors. We recently completed a major
improvement in space through the addition of a 22,000 square
foot research building to accompany our 22,000 square foot
office and teaching facility. Several major medical centers,
including the UMC Medical School, are located in Columbia.
To apply, send vita, reprints, a cover letter stating
research and teaching interests, and three letters of
reference to the Co-Chairs of the search committee, Drs. P.
Paul Heppner (573-882-3523, psyhepp@mizzou1.missouri.edu)
and Glenn E. Good (573-882-3084,
psygood@showme.missouri.edu), Department of Psychology, 210
McAlester Hall, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO  65211.

The application date is open; we will begin screening
applications immediately and anticipate interviewing as
early as November, 1996. The University of Missouri-Columbia
does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion,
national origin, ancestry, sex, age, disability, status as
disabled veteran, or veteran of Vietnam era.

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16:	ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR; FOUR POSITIONS
Institution: State University of New York at Buffalo
Location: Buffalo, NY
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The following ad appeared in the October Monitor, and I
wanted to bring it to the net's attention. The clinical
program at SUNY Buffalo has been reshaping itself for the
past few years to focus on clinical research. To an already
solid senior faculty (e.g., Tony Graziano, Murray Levine,
Sid Shrauger), the program has added four hires over the
past four years, all of whom are clinical researchers
interested in the study of validated treatments (Gayle Beck,
Len Epstein, John Roberts, and me). The program has good
working alliances with the Dept. of Psychiatry and the
Research Institute on Addictions, from which many faculty
have joint appointments in Psychology. Our program is a very
good placement for students who are looking for a department
that emphasizes clinical treatment and process research, as
well as related psychopathology, for a variety of disorders.
Please bring this ad to the attention of interested
students. Thanks.

State University of New York at Buffalo, from which many
faculty have joint appointments.  The Department of
Psychology anticipates the following openings for
appointment in Fall, 1997. (1) Social Psychology. Two
positions, one assistant professor and one assistant or
associate. Area of specialization is open but preference
will be given to candidates whose areas link with other
disciplines in the Department or University, e.g., health,
social cognition, interpersonal relations. (2) Cognitive
Psychology. Assistant Professor. Specilization in cognitive
development, memory, categorization, or attention is
desirable and possibly, (3) Clinical Psychology. Assistant
Professor. Specialization in treatment outcome research,
child or adult psychopathology, health psychology, or
psychophysiology is desirable. For all positions, the
quality of applicants is more important than their research
area. For associate position, there should be evidence of
the ability to attract external funding. Applications will
be evaluated upon receipt with the closing date November 1,
1996. Send curriculum vitae including names and addresses of
references (candidates for Assistant Professorships should
also have at least three letters of recommendation sent) to
the appropriate Search Committee, Department of Psychology,
Park Hall, SUNY at Buffalo, Box H, Buffalo, NY 14260. SUNY
is an equal opportunity employer. Women and minorities are
encouraged to apply.

William E. Pelham, Jr., Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology and Director of Clinical Training
Department of Psychology
Park Hall
SUNY Buffalo
Buffalo, NY 14260

phone:  716-645-3650, x342
fax: 716-645-3801
email:  pelham@acsu.buffalo.edu

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17:	CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST; ASSISTANT PROFESSOR LEVEL;
	TENURE-TRACK
Institution: University of Tulsa
Location: Tulsa, OK
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Clinical Psychologist: The University of Tulsa has a tenure-
track opening in Clinical Psychology at the Assistant
Professor level beginning September, 1997. We seek person
with strong research, teaching, and clinical training skills
to contribute to our APA-accredited doctoral program. We are
particularly interested in candidates with the potential for
scholarly excellence in the areas of 1) child clinical or 2)
psychological intervention/ assessment of treatment outcome.
However, scholarly potential is more important than specific
area of interest, and we will consider outstanding
applicants of any area of Clinical Psychology.

The psychology faculty ( currently with 15 members) is
highly productive, with strengths in assessment,
personality, interpersonal behavior, and psychopathology.
Everyone in the department publishes, and several faculty
serve on the editorial boards of journals in their specialty
areas. The teaching load is reasonable, 2 courses per
semester for faculty who contribute to graduate training.
The quality of our graduate students is outstanding. For the
past four years, the average GRES of the incoming Clinical
students have been above 1300. We draw students from across
the country. The Clinical faculty strongly endorse the
scientist-practitioner model of training. The department
also has a strong Ph.D. program in I/O Psychology. Our two
graduate programs cooperate with one another rather than
competing for resources.

We will begin reviewing applications on November 1, 1996 and
will accept applications until the position is filled. Women
and minorities are especially encouraged to apply.
Applicants should submit a statement of research, teaching
and clinical interests, vita, selected reprints/preprints,
and 3 letters of recommendation to Robert A. Nicholson,
Clinical Search Committee, Psychology Department, University
of Tulsa, Tulsa OK 74104. An Equal Opportunity/ Affirmative
Action employer.

Questions can be directed via email to Robert  A. Nicholson
at psy_ran@centum.utulsa.edu

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18:	POST-DOCTORAL FELLOWS; TWO POSITIONS
Institution: University of Oklahoma
Location: OK
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I am writing to announce two immediate openings for
post-doctoral fellows at the University of Oklahoma Health
Sciences Center (Department of Pediatrics, Center on Child
Abuse and Neglect). On separate federal grants, each
position involves working with high-risk (drug exposed
and/or HIV positive) infants and their families (typically
substance abusers). Skills and experience in infant mental
health, child maltreatment, parent training, and/or
substance abuse are ideal, but energetic applicants without
specific experience in the area WILL be considered. Please
write Dr. Steve Ondersma at Steve-Ondersma@uokhsc.edu for
more information.

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19:	CLINICAL DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGIST; ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR; TENURE-TRACK
Institution: Bryn Mawr College
Location: Bryn Mawr, PA
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CLINICAL DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGIST: Bryn Mawr College
Department of Psychology invites applications for a tenure
track assistant professor position beginning September,
1997. Applicants should have a strong background in both
developmental and clinical psychology. The Ph.D., a program
of research, and teaching experience are required.
Candidates with postdoctoral experience are preferred.
Preference will be given to graduates of APA-accredited
clinical programs. Candidates should be either licensed
psychologists or readily license-eligible. Duties include
teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in the clinical
and developmental areas, participating in the department's
Ph.D.program in Clinical Developmental Psychology, and
directing undergraduate and graduate student research. This
position includes some provision of direct clinical
services, as well as clinical supervision of graduate
students in the department's training clinic. Send vita,
references, and reprints by November 1 to Leslie Rescorla,
Chair, Department of Psychology, Bryn Mawr College, 101 N.
Merion Ave., Bryn Mawr, PA 19010. Bryn Mawr is an Equal
Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. The College wishes
particularly to encourage applications from individuals
interested in joining a multicultural and international
academic community. Minority candidates and women are
especially encouraged to apply.

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20:	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR; TENURE-TRACK
Institution: Muhlenberg College
Location: Allentown, PA
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The Department of Psychology at Muhlenberg College.
Tenure-track assistant professor position for Fall 1997.
Responsibilities include teaching in the areas of abnormal
psychology, research methods, introductory psychology, and
psychology of women. We are seeking candidates who are
strongly committed to teaching and research in a small
liberal arts college. Preference will be given to candidates
with a record of excellent teaching and research interests
which involve (or can involve) students. Muhlenberg is a
highly selective liberal arts college located in a suburban
area, 75 minutes from Philadelphia and 90 minutes from New
York City. Applicants should submit a vita, statement of
teaching and research interests, teaching evaluations, and
three letters of reference to Dr. Kathleen Harring,
Psychology Department, Muhlenberg College, 2400 Chew St.,
Allentown, PA  18104-5586. We will begin considering
materials on Jan. 6, 1997. Women and minorities are
encouraged to apply. EOE.

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21:	ASSISTANT OF ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
Institution: Tennessee State University
Location: Nashville, TN
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Position Summary: Teach courses in Counseling Psychology and
related areas in the masters and doctoral program, with
flexibility to teach some undergraduate psychology courses;
assist with program development/evaluation/accreditation;
advise and supervise graduate students in Counseling;
supervise theses and dissertations; maintain active research
effort in area of expertise related to Counseling
Psychology; public service and professional activities.

Qualifications/Experience:
Possess earned doctorate Counseling Psychology (graduate of
APA accredited program especially sought); eligible for
licensure as a Psychology in Tennessee; evidence of active
research program or tack record of research, commitment to
research and excellence in instruction.

Salary Range: $35,000 - $44,000

Deadline for Application: October 30, 1996

Please send vita, transcripts, three letters of
recommendation and cover letter when applying, to:
Human Resources Office, Tennessee State University, 3500
John A. Merritt Blvd, Nashville, TN. 37209

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22:	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR; TENURE-TRACK
Institution: University of Wisconsin-Madison
Location: Madison, WI
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Counseling Psychology/Counselor Education. The Department of
Counseling Psychology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
invites applications for a tenure-track position at the
assistant professor level to begin Fall 1997. The successful
candidate will contribute to our commitment to diversity
that characterizes both the APA-accredited doctoral program
in counseling psychology and the masters' program in
counseling. The masters' program includes tracks in school
counseling, community counseling, and higher education.
Desirable candidates will (a) have completed a doctorate in
counseling psychology, counselor education or related
discipline, (b) have evidence of a research agenda
indicating the potential for scholarly publication
sufficient for tenure at a major research university,
(c) have demonstrated competence in counseling, teaching,
and/or clinical supervision with diverse populations in
educational and/or mental health settings, (d) be eligible
for licensure in Wisconsin as a psychologist and/or
professional counselor. Experience and research and teaching
interests in school counseling and/or working with youth in
educational settings is particularly desirable. Duties
include research, teaching, advising and supervising
graduate students, and providing service to the university,
public, and profession. Deadline for receipt of materials:
January 13, 1997. Send letter of application, transcript of
graduate work, curriculum vita, sample(s) of scholarly work,
and three current letters of recommendation to: Dr. Patricia
L. Wolleat, Chair of Search Committee, Department of
Counseling Psychology, 321 Education Building, 1000 Bascom
Mall, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, 53706-1398.
Unless confidentiality is requested in writing, information
regarding applicants and nominees must be released upon
request. The University of Wisconsin is an Equal
Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.

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23:	ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR; TENURE TRACK
Institution: University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Location: Milwaukee, WI
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Academic Position for a psychologist/sociologist

Description: Conduct research, teach and develop
undergraduate courses in psychosocial factors that structure
the personalities of African-Americans; the ability to teach
such courses as the African-American concept of self, the
psychological effects of racism, and black personality
development is essential.

Qualifications: Ph.D. or appropriate terminal degree.
Strong statistical skills and knowledge of computers.
Relevant teaching and research experience at the university
level.

Rank: Assistant (tenure-track)/Associate (tenured)
Professor.

Salary: Competitive

Starting: August 19, 1997

Application Deadline: November 15, 1996

Application Procedure: Send a letter of application,
complete curriculum vitae and supporting documents
(including copies of publications or papers), and four
letters of reference:

Professor Winston A. Van Horne
Department of Africology
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
P.O. Box 413, MIT 214
Milwaukee, WI  53201

The Department of Africology offers the Bachelor of Arts
degree with two major options, one in political economy and
the other in society and culture. The faculty of the
department conducts research on a variety of problem
clusters and issues pertaining to the Afroworld, and engages
in service that is beneficial to the University community as
well as the wider Milwaukee community.

The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee is the major urban
university of the University of Wisconsin System, enrolling
approximately 24,000 undergraduate and graduate students.
The University's urban mission, focus, and dedication to
graduate and undergraduate education of high quality provide
an excellent impetus for community involvement and research.
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee is an Affirmative
action/Equal Opportunity Employer. The names of those
applicants who have not requested that their identities be
withheld and the names of all finalists will be released
upon request.

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