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VOLUME 2, ISSUE 5    THE INTERPSYCH NEWSLETTER    JUNE, 1995
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                   SECTION H: EMPLOYMENT (1/2)

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| This section is intended for listing current job openings|
| in positions relevant to InterPsych members.  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: udpin@badlands.nodak.edu      |
|            John M. Grohol, Employment Editor             |
|               grohol@alpha.acast.nova.edu                | 
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OUTSIDE THE U.S.
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   1: FACULTY POSITION, HEALTH INFORMATION SCIENTIST
      (Hamilton, Ontario, Canada)
   2: POST-DOC FELLOWSHIP, COGNITIVE-BEHAVIOUR THERAPY
      (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
   3: LECTURESHIP, HUMAN BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE
      (Auckland, New Zealand)
   4: RESEARCH FELLOW, AUTONOMOUS INTELLIGENT AGENTS
      (Birmingham, UK)
   5: POST-GRAD RESEARCH ASSISTANT, NEUROPSYCH
   6: POST-GRAD RESEARCH ASSISTANT, PROGRAMMING
   7: PH.D. STUDENTSHIP, LEARNING & MEMORY
      (Bangor, Gwynedd, UK)
   8: MULTIMEDIA SUPPORT OFFICER
   9: HYPERMEDIA/MULTIMEDIA MEDICAL PROJECT DEVELOP. OFFICE
  10: EDUCATIONAL MULTIMEDIA DESIGNER IN ELECTRONIC/PAPER
     MEDIA(Southampton, UK)
  11: CONSULTANT GENERAL ADULT PSYCHIATRISTS
      (Doncaster, South Yorkshire, UK)
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)
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  12: POST-DOC FELLOWSHIP, FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY
      (Los Angeles, CA)
  13: ASST. PROFESSOR, DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, TENURE-TRACK
      (New Haven, CT)
  14: ASST. PROFESSOR, GEROPSYCHIATRY, TENURE-TRACK
      (Ann Arbor, MI)
  15: RESEARCH ASSISTANT, VISUAL PERCEPTION
      (Princeton, NJ)
  16: ASST. PROFESSOR, BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE, TENURE-TRACK
      (Memphis, TN)


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1:            FACULTY POSITION, HEALTH INFORMATION SCIENTIST
Institution:  McMaster University, Dept. of Clinical
              Epidemiology and Biostatistics Location:    
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
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The Health Information Research Unit (HIRU) of the Department
of Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics (DCEB) of McMaster
University is opening a new faculty position in health
informatics. HIRU's mission is to develop and test
innovations in information management and technology that can
improve the quality of health care practice. Applicants must
have a health professional background and postgraduate
training in medical information science or related fields, or
must have a PhD, with training and experience in health
informatics. Applicants should have published research
experience. Preference will be given to applicants with a
background in clinical epidemiology or systematic review of
medical evidence,  including meta-analysis.

The successful applicant will join 2 core faculty and 18
staff of HIRU and over 50 faculty members in DCEB.
Applicants are expected to pursue their own independent area
of research,  consult with Chedoke-McMaster Hospitals
information services staff, participate in HIRU and DCEB
activities, teach in undergraduate and postgraduate programs,
and participate in university activities.

McMaster University has an employment equity program and
encourages applications from all qualified candidates,
including women, aboriginal people, people with disabilities
and visible minorities. In accordance with Canadian
immigration requirements, this advertisement is directed to
Canadian citizens and permanent residents.

Applicants are invited to send, by May 30, 1995, the
following: a letter outlining research experience and
interests; a curriculum vitae; names, addresses and telephone
numbers of three referees. Applications should be sent *by
mail* to: R. Brian Haynes MD, PhD, Chief, Health Information
Research Unit, McMaster University Faculty of Health
Sciences, Room 3H7 1200 Main Street West, Hamilton, Ontario
L8N 3Z5, Canada.
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2:          POST-DOC FELLOWSHIP, COGNITIVE-BEHAVIOUR THERAPY
Institution:  Clarke Institute of Psychiatry,
              Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Unit Location:    
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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A post-doctoral fellowship in cognitive behaviour therapy
will be available September 1995 in the Cognitive Behaviour
Therapy Unit of the Clarke Institute of Psychiatry.
The fellow will play a principle role in the clinical
operation and research production of our multidisciplinary
team investigating the comparative efficacy of cognitive
therapy and antidepressant medication in the treatment of
unipolar depression.  He/she will work collaboratively with
other team members and can expect to develop an expertise in
the implementation of a number of psychosocial treatment
interventions relevant to the affective disorders.

Individuals with a Ph.D. and clinical internship, background
in cognitive behaviour therapy and research methodology, and
interests in the affective disorders are encouraged to apply.
Salary range is $30,000/year plus benefits.  Interested
applicants should send a curriculum vitae, copies of recent
publications and a statement of research career plans to:
ZINDEL SEGAL, Ph.D., Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Unit, Clarke
Institute of Psychiatry, 250 College Street, Toronto, Ontario
CANADA M5T 1R8.

Preference will be given to those eligible to work in Canada.
For further information call: (416) 979-6856, or E-mail:
segalz@cs.clarke-inst.on.ca
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3:            LECTURESHIP, HUMAN BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE
Institution:  University of Aukland, Dept. of Psychology
Location:     Auckland, New Zealand
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Vacancy UAC.570

The Department of Psychology has a vacant lectureship in
human behavioral neuroscience. The precise area of
specialisation is open, but the Department has excellent
Macintosh-based facilities for work in electro-
encephalography and cortical evoked responses, and
applications in that area are especially encouraged. 
There are also potential links with Neuroservices at Auckland
Hospital and at the University's School of Medicine. The
Department houses an interdisciplinary Research Centre for
Cognitive Neuroscience, whose members have interests in
cognitive and clinical neuropsychology, neurolinguistics,
animal cognition, bioelectromagnetics, spatial attention and
information processing. The University has an EEO policy and
welcomes applications from all qualified persons.

The rank of Lecturer is equivalent to Assistant Professor,
and the salary scale is currently from $NZ39,500 to
$NZ50,000. Applications, quoting Vacancy UAC.570, should be
forwarded not later than 5 July, 1995 to the Registrar,
University of Auckland, Private Bag 92019, Auckland, New
Zealand; details concerning method of application are also
available from the Registrar. For further information, please
contact M.C. Corballis, phone: (649)373 7599 ext 8561, fax:
649 373 7450, or email: m.corballis@auckland.ac.nz From:
PSYCOLOQUY Digest
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4:            RESEARCH FELLOW, AUTONOMOUS INTELLIGENT AGENTS
Institution:  University of Birmingham, 
              School of Computer Science Location:    
Birmingham, UK
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Applications are invited from established researchers with a
PhD in AI or Cognitive Science, and solid experience of
Artificial Intelligence programming (preferably Pop-11), for
a three year research fellowship (to start as soon as
possible) working with Professor Aaron Sloman on a project
involving the design of autonomous intelligent agents, in
collaboration with DRA Malvern.

Work at Birmingham within the Cognition and Affect group is
concerned with generic architectures for sophisticated
human-like intelligent agents, including, for example, work
on modelling human motivation, emotional processes, high
level control of attention, etc.

The work at DRA will apply our tools and techniques to
develop simulations of interacting agents for training
commanders. This project is concerned with exploring long
term issues rather than producing a product in three years,
though there should be demonstrable prototypes.

The post is on the Research Grade 1A scale, with starting
salary in the range 13,941 -- 19,326 (Plus superannuation).
Please submit applications as soon as possible. Interviews
will be held soon after the closing date. The post will begin
as soon as possible. Informal enquiries to Prof Aaron Sloman,
Tel: +44 414 4775, 
Email: A.Sloman@cs.bham.ac.uk
School of Computer Science, The University of Birmingham
Birmingham B15 2TT, UK.

APPLICATION FORMS AND FURTHER DETAILS OBTAINABLE FROM: The
Director of Staffing Services, The University of Birmingham,
Edgbaston, Birmingham B15 2TT, England.
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5:            POST-GRAD RESEARCH ASSISTANT, NEUROPSYCH 6:     
      POST-GRAD RESEARCH ASSISTANT, PROGRAMMING 7:           
PH.D. STUDENTSHIP, LEARNING & MEMORY Institution:  University
of Wales, School of Psychology Location:     Bangor, Gwynedd,
UK
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5: POST-GRAD RESEARCH ASSISTANT, NEUROPSYCH

Applications are invited for a Postgraduate Research
Assistant position to work with Drs S.R. Jackson and G.M.
Jackson on a project investigating 'Attention and the
Internal Control of Action in Parkinson's Disease'.
This project, which is funded by the Wellcome Trust for a
period of three years, will involve studying the kinematic
properties of visually-guided and memory-guided prehension
movements executed by patients suffering with Parkinson's
disease and from focal brain lesions. This post would suit a
Psychology graduate with interests in the Neuropsychology of
vision/motor-control. Informal enquiries may be made to Steve
Jackson (01248-382465) or via E-mail: pss042@bangor.ac.uk

6: POST-GRAD RESEARCH ASSISTANT, PROGRAMMING

Applications are invited for a Postgraduate Research
Assistant position to work with Drs S.R. Jackson and G.M.
Jackson on a project investigating 'Attention and the
Internal Control of Action in Parkinson's Disease'.  The
person appointed will be required to assist in the
development of a suite of software programmes for use in
connection with the analysis of naturalistic movements.
Thus, the proven ability to programme Macintosh computers is
required. This post would suit a Psychology/ Computer science
graduate with interests in the Neuropsychology of
vision/motor-control. Informal enquiries may be made to Steve
Jackson (01248-382465) or via E-mail: pss042@bangor.ac.uk

7: PH.D. STUDENTSHIP, LEARNING & MEMORY

Applications are also invited for a Ph.D. Studentship to work
with Dr. G.M. Jackson on a project investigating 'Implicit
learning'.  This post would suit a Psychology graduate with
interests in the Learning and Memory.
Informal enquiries may be made to Georgina Jackson
(01248-382626) or via E-mail: pss048@bangor.ac.uk