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Wayne State University's Instructional Technology program,
one of the oldest in the country, is pleased to announce a
new tenure-track faculty position starting in the fall
semester of 1999. This position offers either a new faculty
member or an established researcher in the field of
instructional technology an outstanding opportunity to teach
and conduct research in the field of instructional
technology. The rank can be at the assistant, associate or
full professor level depending upon one's background. The
complete job announcement and program information are
available at
http://www.coe.wayne.edu/InstructionalTechnology/index.html.

QUALIFICATIONS: An earned doctorate in Instructional
Technology or related field; primary emphasis in
instructional design applications in training and non-school
environments, especially areas such as needs assessment,
performance consulting, and human performance technology;
demonstrated success in university-level teaching and
research and experience in private sector training settings
preferred.

RESPONSIBILITIES: Teach graduate level courses in the
Instructional Technology program emphasis in performance
improvement and training; advise graduate students and serve
on doctoral committees; research and scholarly activities are
expected; teach one course (or its equivalent) and/or conduct
scholarly work in conjunction with the College of Urban,
Labor and Metropolitan Affairs; perform appropriate service
including participation in program area/division/college and
university academic and collaborative activities.

SALARY AND RANK FOR ABOVE: Commensurate with qualifications
and experience.

APPLICATION PROCEDURES: Applicants are asked to send a letter
of application, a current vita, and a one or two-page summary
of their research agenda; make arrangements for three
original recent letters of recommendation and official
transcripts to be sent; and provide a list of additional
references including addresses and phone numbers.

SUBMIT APPLICATIONS AND NOMINATIONS TO:
Dr. Rita C. Richey, Chair, Search Committee
Office of the Dean
441 Education Bldg.
College of Education
Wayne State University
Detroit, MI 48202-3489

Phone: (313) 577-8283/577-8287
Fax: (313) 577-3606

APPLICATION DEADLINE: Review of applications will begin
immediately and continue until the position is filled.
Starting date: August, 1999.

INSTITUTIONAL BACKGROUND: Wayne State University is the major
urban university in Michigan and is located in the heart of
Detroit's cultural and medical centers, which enables it to
utilize the city's vast social, cultural, educational,
corporate and scientific resources to enrich the educational
and instructional programs and to stimulate research. The
university holds the prestigious rank of Carnegie Research
University I, one of only 59 public universities to achieve
this status. Wayne State University is an equal
opportunity/affirmative action employer.

PROGRAM BACKGROUND: The Instructional Technology Program is
directed towards a variety of education and training
environments, including elementary and secondary schools,
higher education, business, and human service agencies. We
currently have 725 students (primarily part-time) and a
faculty of 6 (Professors Gary Morrison and Rita Richey,
Adjunct Associate Professor James Moseley, Assistant
Professor Gary Powell, Senior Lecturer Alvin Edelson, and
half-time Lecturer Lynn Miller-Wietecha).

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