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VOLUME 1, ISSUE 7  PSYCHNEWS INTERNATIONAL         Nov-Dec 1996

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SECTION D: EMPLOYMENT (1/2)

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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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 INDEX
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OUTSIDE THE U.S.
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  01:  DEPARTMENT FACULTY; TWO POSITIONS
       (Brazil)
  02:  POST-DOCTORAL POSITION IN COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE
       (Auckland, New Zealand)
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)
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  03:  ASSISTANT OR ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR (TWO); TENURE-TRACK
       (Tempe, AZ)
  04:  ASSISTANT OR ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR;
       ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES; TENURE-TRACK
       (Long Beach, CA)
  05:  JUNIOR FACULTY POSITION; TENURE-TRACK
       (Los Angeles, CA)
  06:  FACULTY MEMBER; ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES; TENURE-TRACK
       (Northridge, CA)
  07:  ASSISTANT PROFESSOR; TENURE-TRACK
       (Northridge, CA)
  08:  TENURED AND/OR TENURE-TRACK FACULTY POSTIONS
       (Palo Alto, CA)
  09:  PROFESSOR; CO-DIRECTOR OF CLINICAL TRAINING
       (San Diego, CA)
  10:  LECTURER
       (Santa Barbara, CA)
  11:  PSYCHIATRIC NURSE, LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL
       WORKERS (TWO), AND PSYCHIATRIST
       (Stockton, CA)
  12:  ASSISTANT PROFESSOR; TENURE-TRACK;
       COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY
       (Carbondale, IL)
  13:  ASSOCIATE PROJECT DIRECTOR
       (Chicago, IL )
  14:  ASSISTANT PROFESSOR; ASIAN AMERICAN POLITICS
       (Urbana, IL)
  15:  ASSISTANT PROFESSOR; TENURE-TRACK
       (Baltimore, MD)
  16:  ASSISTANT PROFESSOR; TENURE-TRACK; 7 POSITIONS
       (Allendale, MI)
  17:  ASSISTANT PROFESSOR; TENURE-TRACK; WOMEN'S STUDIES
       (Duluth, MN)
  18:  INDUSTRIAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGIST
       (St. Paul, MN)
  19:  ASSISTANT PROFESSOR; TENURE-TRACK;
       COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGIST
       (Columbia, MO)
  20:  ASSISTANT PROFESSOR; TENURE-TRACK
       INDUSTRIAL/ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
       (Hattiesburg, MS)
  21:  ASSISTANT PROFESSOR; TENURE-TRACK
       (Fargo, ND)
  22:  CHAIR, DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
       (Lincoln, NE)
  23:  TENURED APPOINTMENT; ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES
       (New York, NY)
  24:  PREVENTION-INTERVENTION RESEARCHER
       (New York, NY)
  25:  ASSISTANT PROFESSOR; TENURE-TRACK;
       INDUSTRIAL-ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
       (Bowling Green, OH)
  26:  3 ENTRY-LEVEL FACULTY POSITIONS; TENURE-TRACK
       (Norman, OK)
  27:  ASSISTANT PROFESSOR; TENURE-TRACK
       (Oxford, OH)
  28:  NEW POSITIONS (FOLLOW UP)
       (OH, US)
  29:  FACULTY POSITION
       (Philidephia, PA)
  30:  PSYCHOLOGY DIVISION DIRECTOR POSITION
       (Philadelphia, PA)
  31:  BEHAVIOR ANALYSTS
       (Princeton)
  32:  CHAIRPERSON, DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT
       (Arlington, TX)
  33:  MANAGER OF STATISTICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
       APPLICATIONS SERVICES
       (Austin, TX)
  34:  ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR (3); TENURE-TRACK
       (Houston, TX)
  35:  THERAPIST
       (Ogden, UT)
  36:  CAREER COUNSELOR II,  Center for Career Development
       (Burlington, VT)
  37:  ASSISTANT PROFESSOR; WOMEN'S STUDIES
       (Seattle, WA)

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01: DEPARTMENT FACULTY; TWO POSITIONS
Institution: Universidade of Brasilia
Location: Brazil
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The Universidade of Brasilia, Brazil, has opened two
positions for the I/O Department Faculty. One position is
for the Psychological Measurement area, and another for
Ergonomics. For both positions, the Masters Degree is
required. However, candidates with Ph.D. are welcome. In
this case, the positions will be adjusted (in terms of
salary, job level, etc). Candidates from any country are
encouraged to apply. For more information, please contact Dr.
Jairo Borges-Andrade, at the email address:
jeborges@brnet.com.br

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02: POST-DOCTORAL POSITION IN COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE
Institution: University of Auckland
Location: Auckland, New Zealand
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University of Auckland
Private Bag 92019
Auckland
New Zealand

A post-doctoral position is available to study
interhemispheric visual integration in people with section
of the forebrain commissures or with callosal agenesis.
Funding is offered for two or three years from March, 1997,
and includes provision for travel for testing. The salary is
$NZ43,000 per year. Experience in experimental psychology or
vision research, and in programming, are essential.  For
further details, please contact Michael Corballis after 3
December, 1996.

Equal opportunity is University policy.

Michael C. Corballis
Department of Psychology
University of Auckland
Private Bag 92019
Auckland
New Zealand
Fax 64 9 373 7450
Email: m.corballis@auckland.ac.nz

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03: ASSISTANT OR ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR (TWO); TENURE-TRACK
Institution: Arizona State University
Location: Tempe, AZ
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The Department of Management, College of Business, ARIZONA
STATE UNIVERSITY invites applications and nominations for
(2) tenure track positions starting Fall 1997. One position
will be filled at the rank of Assistant or Associate
Professor, while the second position is open to Assistant
through Full Professor.

Qualifications. Candidates must possess an earned doctorate
in a related field or have their dissertation near
completion before hire. A strong scholarly research record
(or potential) as evidenced by publications accepted in
premier journals of the field is required. Preference for
the first position will be given to candidates whose
research and teaching interests are in the areas of
strategic management, strategy formulation, and
implementation. For the second position with open rank,
preference will be given to candidates whose research and
teaching interests are in organizational behavior or related
areas. Evidence of teaching effectiveness and potential for
teaching excellence in a growing MBA program is important.
Preferred candidates will also be collegial and willing to
contribute to the development of the Department, College,
and our multiple stakeholders. Salary and summer support are
competitive with other major research universities.

Department of Management. The Department prides itself on
its research productivity and teaching excellence. Faculty
members have been awarded the 1993 and 1994 Awards for the
Best Article of the Year in the Academy of Management
Journal, and have published their research in other journals
such as Academy of Management Review, Strategic Management
Journal, Management Science, Journal of Applied Psychology,
Organization Science, Organizational Behavior and Human
Decision Processes, and Administrative Science Quarterly.
Faculty members also serve on the editorial boards of
Academy of Management Journal, Academy of Management Review,
Administrative Science Quarterly, Decision Sciences, Journal
of Management, Journal of Operations Management, Journal of
Vocational Behavior, and Strategic Management Journal. The
Journal of High Technology Management Research (JAI Press)
and the Journal of Quality Management (JAI Press) are
published out of the department.

The Department plays an integral role in Undergraduate,
Masters, and Ph.D. programs. Faculty have won several
teaching excellence awards in recent years. Ph.D. students
typically have one or more publications prior to graduation
and have co-authored several award winning Academy of
Management conference papers.

The faculty in Management represent the areas of Strategic
Management, Organizational Behavior, Human Resources,
Operations Management, and Decision Analysis. The faculty
include Susan Amundson, Blake Ashforth, Donna Blancero,
George Bohlander, Brian Boyd, Dan Brenenstuhl, Dan Brooks,
Tom Callarman, Bob Cardy, Suzanne Cook, Bill Glick
(Department Chair), Luis Gomez-Mejia, Jim Hershauer, Peter
Hom, Barbara Keats, Don Keefer, Tom Keller, Angelo Kinicki,
Craig Kirkwood, Chuck Manz, Greg Moorhead, Louis Olivas
(Asst. V.P.), Larry Penley (Dean), Loriann Roberson, Bill
Ruch, Dwight Smith-Daniels, Vicki Smith-Daniels, Barry Van
Hook, Bill Verdini, and Robert Wiseman.

Application Procedure: Candidates must supply curriculum
vitae and a letter of interest to Peter Hom, Co-Chair,
Faculty Search Committee for the Department of Management,
Box 874006, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona 85287-
4006. For the position in Strategic Management, the vitae
and letter of interest must be received by November 15,
1996, or by the 1st of each month until filled. For the
position in Organizational Behavior, these materials must be
received by January 2, 1997, or by the 15th of each month
until filled. References will be contacted during the latter
stages of the selection process. If you have any further
questions, please contact Bill Glick or Peter Hom at (602)
965-3431.
Arizona State University is an Affirmative Action/Equal
Opportunity Employer


Bill Glick                       Professor and Chair
Dean's Council of                Department of Management
100 Distinguished Scholar        P.O. Box 874006
(602) 965-7586 (Voice)           Arizona State University
(602) 965-8314 (Fax)             Tempe, AZ 85287-4006
Bill.Glick@asu.edu

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04: ASSISTANT OR ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR;
 ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES; TENURE-TRACK
Institution: California State University
Location: Long Beach, CA
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CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, LONG BEACH. The Department of
Asian and Asian American Studies invites applications for a
tenure-track position at assistant or associate professor
rank in Asian American Studies. ABD at the time of
appointment and potential for effective teaching and
scholarship for rank of assistant professor; Ph.D. and
appropriate evidence of teaching and scholarship for
associate professor. Specialization in Asian American
Studies, Ethnic Studies, or appropriate related disciplines
in the Social Sciences or the Humanities. Preference will be
given to applicants with teaching and research experience in
Asian American Studies and involvement in Asian Pacific
American communities. Also preferred are a record of
successful grant writing and experience in curriculum
development and advising for Asian Pacific American
students. The successful candidate will be expected to teach
core courses in Asian American Studies at all levels.
Applicants should demonstrate an interest in community
studies and have the ability to communicate effectively with
an ethnically and culturally diverse campus community. The
selection process will commence on December 15, 1996 and
continues until the position is filled. Send a letter of
application, vita and 3 letters of recommendation to Dr.
John N. Tsuchida, Chair, Search Committee, Asian & Asian
American Studies, CSULB, Long Beach, CA  90840-1002.
AA/EOE/Title
IX.

ALL APPLICATIONS WILL BE REVIEWED IMMEDIATELY UPON RECEIPT

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05: JUNIOR FACULTY POSITION; TENURE-TRACK
Institution: University of Southern California
Location: Los Angeles, CA
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The Department of Psychology invites applications for a
tenure-track junior faculty position for its clinical
psychology program, to begin in Fall 1997. We are interested
in research scholars who will add strength to our APA-
approved program. The 7 1/2 faculty currently comprising the
clinical area have a high level of research productivity in
terms of books, journal articles, and federally funded
research projects. Most work with colleagues in other areas
of the department and have interdisciplinary research
collaborations, including several departments in the Medical
School, the School of Social Work, the Gerontology Center,
and the Program in Neural, Informational, and Behavioral
Sciences. An on-campus community mental health center, which
also houses an older adult counseling center, serves as a
psychology training clinic, and several faculty work with
intervention projects in the local community. The clinical
program at USC was among the programs invited to apply and
accepted for charter membership in the Academy of
Psychological Clinical Science. Whereas the applicant's
field of research specialization is open, we would expect
the candidate to be engaged in furthering our understanding
of psychopathology and/or social concerns, examining the
effects of psychosocial interventions, or contributing new
methods of behavioral, biological, or cognitive assessment.

Applicants should mail vita, papers and publications, a
statement of research accomplishments and plans, and arrange
for three letters of recommendation to be sent to: Clinical
Search Committee, Department of Psychology, USC, Los
Angeles, CA 90089-1061. Screening of applications will begin
Nov. 30, 1996, and continue until the position is filled.

We are especially interested in applications from ethnic
minority psychologists who seek a career doing research and
training for the next generation of scientist-professionals.
One of the strategic initiatives of USC is to create
programs of research and education that utilize and
contribute to Los Angeles and Southern California as a
center of urban issues, multiculturalism, and communication.
In other words, we see Los Angeles as an urban laboratory.
Other strategic initiatives of the university emphasize
interdisciplinary research on issues of high societal
relevance, and internationalization, in particular,
collaboration with countries of the Pacific Rim and of
Central and South America.

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06: FACULTY MEMBER; ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES; TENURE-TRACK
Institution: California State University, Northridge
Location: Northridge, CA
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PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT

Dear Colleagues:
I am pleased to inform you that California State University,
Northridge has just approved the hiring of a new faculty
member for the Asian American Studies Department.  This
tenure track position will commence in Fall 1997.  It will
take about 6 weeks for us to develop the formal announcement
but keep this possibility in mind if you are searching for a
faculty position next fall.  We will be seeking someone with
expertise in "Community Studies and Urban Affairs."  Look
for more detailed information in the weeks to come.  Those
interested in this position may contact:

Kenyon S. Chan
Professor and Chair
Asian American Studies Department
California State University, Northridge
Northridge, CA 91330-8251
(818) 677-4966
(818) 677-4902 (Fax)
email:  kenyon.chan@csun.edu

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07: ASSISTANT PROFESSOR; TENURE-TRACK
Institution: California State University
Location: Northridge, CA
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California State University, Northridge, Asian American
Studies Department invites applications for a tenure-track
position at the Assistant Professor rank commencing Fall
1997, with primary interest in Asian American Community
Studies and Urban Affairs, from disciplines such as Urban
Anthropology, Sociology, Urban Planning, Demography,
Economics, Criminal Justice, Communications Studies,
Geography, Political Science, Contemporary History, Ethnic
Studies, or Women's Studies.

The successful candidate will join a dynamic and growing
interdisciplinary department central to the multicultural
mission of the University. The University houses the Asian
American Community Newsletters Archives.

Candidates should possess a doctorate degree or ABD,
excellence in teaching and research, and a commitment to
providing service to the Asian American community.
Preference will be given to applicants with exceptional
teaching skill, scholarly involvement, and publications in
Asian American Studies. Salary is commensurate with
experience and qualifications.

To apply, please submit a letter of application, curriculum
vitae, three letters of recommendation, evidence of teaching
experience, publications or a recent writing sample, and
syllabi of Asian American Studies courses taught or in
planning. Deadline for applications is February 1, 1997.

Respond to Chair, Search Committee, Asian American Studies
Department, California State University, Northridge, 18111
Nordhoff Street, Northridge, CA 91330-8251. CSUN is an equal
opportunity/affirmative action, Title IX, Section 504
employer and seeks faculty and staff knowledgeable  about
and concerned with multicultural issues. Appointment
contingent on final approval of funding.

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08: TENURED AND/OR TENURE-TRACK FACULTY POSTIONS
Institution: Pacific Graduate School of Psychology
Location: Palo Alto, CA
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Pacific Graduate School of Psychology anticipates funding
for several tenured and/or tenure-track faculty positions
beginning September, 1997. Applicants with a clinical
background are expected to have an active research program
and a Ph.D. from an APA-accredited program and internship
and should be eligible for California licensure. All areas
will be considered but strengths in one or more of the
following areas are preferred: Health, child/adolescents,
family, neuropsychology, and cultural diversity. Pacific
Graduate School of Psychology is an APA accredited, free-
standing professional school established in 1975 that offers
the Ph.D. in clinical psychology. Applications will be
reviewed as they are received until the positions are
filled. Applicants should submit a vita, description of
research program including representative publications, and
three letters of recommendation to: Chair, Search Committee,
Pacific Graduate School of Psychology, 935 East Meadow
Drive, Palo Alto, CA 94303-4233. Women and Ethnic minority
applicants are strongly encouraged to apply. PGSP is an
Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.

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09: PROFESSOR; CO-DIRECTOR OF CLINICAL TRAINING
Institution: San Diego State University
Location: San Diego, CA
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The DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY, SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY,
offers an APA accredited doctoral program in Clinical
Psychology jointly with the Department of Psychiatry, School
of Medicine, University of California, San Diego. This
scientist-practitioner program has a multidisciplinary
faculty of more than 60 individuals drawn from the two
institutions in three specialty areas: behavioral medicine,
neuropsychology, and experimental psychopathology.

The SDSU PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT invites applications from
experienced clinical psychologists from one of these three
specialty areas for appointment as PROFESSOR. The successful
applicant will serve as CO-DIRECTOR OF CLINICAL TRAINING for
the joint doctoral program. The Co-Director provides
leadership and administers the doctoral program in
cooperation with the Co-Director on the UCSD Campus. The
position entails broad oversight of the program and its
personnel on the SDSU campus in cooperation with the
department chair. The position provides opportunities for
research, teaching, and for clinical and research
supervision.

The successful candidate will possess a strong research
record, demonstrated administrative ability, clinical
expertise, and an ability to work effectively with
culturally diverse graduate students. Productive research in
one of the three specialty areas of the doctoral program is
expected. Administrative experience in running graduate-
level programs or equivalent programs is strongly preferred.
Evidence of effective leadership ability should be reflected
in the applicant's credentials. The candidate must
demonstrate clinical expertise and be license-eligible in
California. ABPP Diplomate and APA Fellow status are
desirable.

Applicants should send a letter of application, curriculum
vitae, reprints, and three letters of recommendation to:

Chair, DCT Screening Committee
Department of Psychology
San Diego State University
5500 Campanile Drive
San Diego, CA 92182-4611

Review of applications will begin immediately and will
continue until the position is filled.

SDSU is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Title IX
employer, and does not discriminate against persons on the
basis of race, religion, national origin, sexual preference,
gender, marital status, age or disability.

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10: LECTURER
Institution: UCSB
Location: Santa Barbara, CA
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The Department of Asian American Studies at UC, Santa
Barbara is looking for a lecturer to teach a course on the
Vietnamese Experience during Spring 1997 and/or Fall 1997.
The course may cover the American involvement in the Vietnam
war, the establishment of communist governments, the outflow
of refugees, refugee resettlement and adaptation in the US,
secondary migration, and contemporary issues. The lecturer
must: (a) hold a M.A. or higher degree, (b) have knowledge
about the experiences of Vietnamese in the US and
demonstrate familiarity with the existing scholarly writings
on the Vietnamese in the US. Teaching experience at the
college level is desirable but not mandatory.

Send resume and any other pertinent information to: Dr.
Sucheng Chan, Chair, Asian American Studies, UCSB, Santa
Barbara, CA 91306.

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11: PSYCHIATRIC NURSE, LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL
 WORKERS (TWO), AND PSYCHIATRIST
Institution: Kaiser Permanente Stockton
Location: Stockton, CA
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The Department of Psychiatry at Kaiser Permanente in
Stockton, CA is in the process of developing an Intensive
Outpatient Program (IOP) to provide crisis and sub-acute
care to adults, adolescents and children. The positions
include a Psychiatric Nurse (4/5 time) and two Licensed
Clinical Social Workers (full-time) to work as part of a
dedicated IOP/crisis team.  In addition, we have a full-time
Psychiatrist (1/4 IOP) position available.

Kaiser Permanente Stockton has a strong institutional
committment to the principle of diversity in all areas.  In
that spirit, we are particularly interested in receiving
applications from a broad spectrum of people, including
women, members of ethnic minorities, disabled individuals,
veterans, and veterans of the Vietnam era.  The Stockton
Psychiatry Clinic is well versed in a variety of brief
therapy and culturally sensitive Family Systems therapies,
in particular Postmodern approaches of Narative and
Solution-focused.

All interested persons are invited to fill out an
application and send a curriculum vitae to the Personnel
Department, 7373 West Lane, Stockton, CA 95210.If you have
any questions regarding the specific job duties,
qualifications or salary ranges, please feel free to contact
personnel at (209)476-3330.

Patrick Wong, MD
Chief of Psychiatry
Todd Fetherston, LCSW
Diversity and Recruitment Lead
7373 West Lane
Stockton, CA  95210

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12: ASSISTANT PROFESSOR; TENURE-TRACK;
    COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY
Institution: Southern Illinois University
Location: Carbondale, IL
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COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY. The Psychology Department at Southern
Illinois University at Carbondale anticipates a tenure-track
position for an Assistant (or advanced Assistant) Professor
to assume full-time research and teaching duties in an APA-
approved Counseling Psychology doctoral program. This is a
nine-month tenure-track appointment with opportunities for
summer teaching. Position involves the expectation of an
active independent research program, graduate and
undergraduate teaching, graduate advising, and thesis and
dissertation supervision. Doctorate from an APA-accredited
counseling program and an APA-accredited internship are
required.  ABD applicants will be considered if all degree
requirements will be completed by August 16, 1997. If all
requirements for the Ph.D. are not completed, a one-year
term appointment will be offered at the rank of instructor.
We currently have projected specific teaching needs in
cross-cultural psychology and practicum supervision,
although actual teaching assignments are flexible. Areas of
expertise and specialization are open, and specialty area is
less important than having a record of scholarly
productivity or showing strong potential for scholarly
activity. The counseling program at SIUC has been
continuously accredited since 1961 and has 5.5 FTE faculty
and 32 graduate students. The program is located in a
Psychology Department which also houses an APA-approved
Clinical Ph.D. program and a Ph.D. program in Experimental
with specialties in biopsychology of learning and memory,
lifespan-developmental psychology, and applied experimental
psychology. The department has a strong collegial
atmosphere, and excellent support for both research and
teaching. The program is particularly known for the
diversity of its students and graduates.

To apply, send cover letter, vita, reprints, teaching
evaluations (if avaliable), and have three letters of
recommendation sent to the Chair of the Search Committee:
Jane L. Swanson, Ph.D., Counseling Program, Department of
Psychology, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale,
Carbondale, IL 62901-6502. Phone: 618-453-3539; FAX 618-453-
3563; e-mail: swanson@siu.edu. Closing date is January 31,
1997 or until an acceptable candidate is found. Southern
Illinois University at Carbondale is an Equal
Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.

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13: ASSOCIATE PROJECT DIRECTOR
Institution: International Survey Research Corp.
Location: Chicago, IL
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Due to continued hyper-growth globally, International Survey
Research Corp. (ISR) is again seeking candidates for the
position of Associate Project Director.

Responsibilities will include client liaison, survey design,
data interpretation, reporting, and some staff management.
ISR is a premier global research firm specializing in
management and employee opinion surveys for the world's
largest companies.

Applicants should possess:

- At least two years' experience in employee
surveying/research
- Ph.D. or D. Phil. in behavioral sciences
- Highest ethical, professional standards
- A willingness to travel (approximately 40%)

Fluency in a second language is highly desirable.

Training in Chicago or London with opportunities for posting
to other ISR offices in the Americas, Asia or Africa.

International Survey Research Corporation
ATTN: APD Search Director
303 E. Ohio Street
Chicago, IL U.S.A. 60611
FAX: 312/828-9742
Telephone: 312/828-9725
E-Mail: isr!sursavvy@isrchi.attmail.com

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14: ASSISTANT PROFESSOR; ASIAN AMERICAN POLITICS
Institution: University of Illinois
Location: Urbana, IL
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The Department of Political Science at the University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is beginning a search for
candidates for a position in Asian American Politics. The
position will most likely be at the Assistant Professor
level.

We would appreciate nominations of promising candidates or
recommendations of people that we should contact. Please
send or email these nominations and recommendations either
to me or to my colleague Dianne Pinderhughes
(DPINDERH@UIUC.EDU). We can both be reached at: Department
of Political Science, 361 Lincoln Hall, University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 61801.

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15: ASSISTANT PROFESSOR; TENURE-TRACK
Institution: University of Maryland Baltimore County
Location: Baltimore, MD
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Psychology Faculty Recruitment Advertisement
The Department of Psychology, University of Maryland
Baltimore County (UMBC) anticipates, subject to available
funding, one tenure track position at the Assistant
Professor level available for Fall, 1997.

The Department is committed to undergraduate and graduate
education offering baccalaureate degree programs to over 800
majors as well as Ph.D. programs in Applied Developmental
Psychology and Human Services Psychology with 125 doctoral
students.  Human Services Psychology includes emphases in
behavioral medicine/health psychology, clinical psychology
(APA-accredited), and community-social psychology.  The
department is searching for an academic community/social
psychologist committed to both teaching and research.
Preference will be given to qualified individuals whose
teaching and research interests cross departmental areas of
concentration and focus on applied research questions.

UMBC is located in the Baltimore-Washington corridor in
close proximity to our professional school campus in
Baltimore (UMAB) and the NIH and other federal research
agencies offering many avenues for collaboration. Applicants
should send a statement of interest, curriculum vitae, a
description of teaching and research interests and four
letters of reference to:
Chair, Search Committee, Department of Psychology,
University of Maryland Baltimore County,
Baltimore, MD 21228-5398 (PSYCDEPT@UMBC.EDU).

Processing will begin December 1, 1996, and will continue
until the position is filled.

Applications from women, minority group members, and
individuals with disabilities are especially encouraged.
UMBC is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.

Some additional information about the Department:
There are 25 full-time faculty. The Chair, Carlo diClemente,
also serves as Director of the Human Services Psychology
(HSP) program. His research concerns the stages and
processes of intentional behavior change; addictive
behaviors, self-efficacy, psychotherapy integration, health
promotion and protection.

The Community-Social track of the HSP program is directed by
Kenneth Maton, a community psychologist. One of his primary
research interests focuses on community settings as
resources for empowerment and prevention. Additional
interests focus on parenting and educating successful
African-American youth, program evaluations of educational
interventions in Baltimore, stress and coping among
adolescents, qualitative research, religion, and self-help
groups.

The Applied Developmental Psychology (ADP) program is
directed by Robert Serpell, whose research interests include
cognitive processes and their development in relation to
sociocultural context, cultural validation of psychological
theory, alternative conceptions of education, childhood
disabilities, and startegies for deploying theoretical ideas
from these domains for individual, family, and community
empowerment.

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16: ASSISTANT PROFESSOR; TENURE-TRACK; 7 POSITIONS
Institution: Grand Valley State University
Location: Allendale, MI
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GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY. Seven tenure-track positions,
all at the Assistant Professor level, beginning Fall, 1997.
For all seven positions, the Ph.D. is required. We seek
candidates whose backgrounds and training provide concrete
evidence that they will be excellent teachers, researchers,
and colleagues.

Area I (Two Positions): Adult Clinical Psychology. We seek
someone with expertise in two or more of the following
areas: Community Psychology, Health Psychology, Clinical
Interventions/Techniques, Psychopathology, Assessment,
Behavioral Medicine, Substance Abuse, Neuropsychology,
Clinical Psychophysiology, and Gerontology. Candidates
should be able to teach more than one of the following
courses: Abnormal Psychology, Behavior Modification,
Theories of Counseling, Mental Hygiene