JOB ANNOUNCEMENT

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The following job announcement will appear in the Jan. 29, 1995 issue of
the Chronicle of Higher Education.

Please forward to any other lists that may have interested subscribers.

Thanks.

Phil Young
International Studies

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University of Oregon is accepting applications for a one-year non-tenure
track position at the visiting assistant professor level in the
International Studies Program (ISP) for 1995-96. Teaching and research
experience in human aspects of global environmental issues required.
Geographic area specialization open. Interest/experience in
international development issues and ability to teach qualitative &
quantitative social science research methods a plus. Candidates must
have Ph.D. in a social science or closely allied discipline, overseas
experience and fluency in a second language at time of hiring. Quarter
system, 5 course load to include INTL 251: Cooperation, Conflict, and
Global Resources. Send resume, names and phone numbers of three
referees, and statement of courses prepared to teach to Phil Young,
Director, International Studies Program, 5206 U. of Oregon, Eugene, OR
97403-5206. The University of Oregon is an AA/EO institution committed
to cultural diversity and compliance with ADA. Women and minority
persons are strongly encouraged to apply. Application deadline: March 1,
1995.
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