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University of Pittsburgh
School of Education

Position Announcement

TEACHER EDUCATION


The School of Education at the University of Pittsburgh
announces the availability of a senior level tenure-track
position in Teacher Education to begin in Fall, 1999. Salary
is competitive and commensurate with qualifications and
experience.


Responsibilities
Appointment will be in the Department of Instruction and
Learning. The faculty member is expected to provide
leadership in the graduate Teacher Education program which
prepares teachers in a full array of content specializations;
advise and teach masters and doctoral courses in teacher
education, as well as in one of the certification
specializations; and build collaborative relationships with
school districts in the community. The successful candidate
for this position will also have established and maintained a
nationally visible and vigorous program of research and
scholarship.

Qualifications
Necessary qualifications include a doctorate in education or
closely related field, a solid commitment to teacher
education, and a nationally visible and strong record of
research and scholarship. Additional desirable qualifications
include experience teaching at the pre-college level; working
with inservice teachers; using technology in pre-college
instruction as well as in teacher preparation; and working
with urban, multicultural populations.

The Setting
Founded in 1787, the University of Pittsburgh is one of the
oldest institutions of higher education in the United States,
and it is an internationally recognized center of learning
and research. The University serves approximately 32,000
students, including more than 9,000 graduate students, at the
Pittsburgh campus and four regional campuses. The
University's School of Education was formally established in
1910, and is recognized regionally, nationally, and
internationally for its programs and its faculty. The Teacher
Education program offers post-baccalaureate specializations
that lead to teacher certification, masters degrees, and
doctoral degrees.

To learn more about the university, the school, the
department, the program, or the faculty you can visit the
University's home page at http://www.pitt.edu/.

To Apply
Review of applicant credentials will begin January 15, 1999
and continue until the position is filled. Submit a letter of
interest; curriculum vitae; name, address, phone number, and
email address of three references; and three samples of
writing that provide evidence of scholarship to: Douglas K.
Hartman, Chair, Teacher Education Search Committee,
Department of Instruction & Learning, 4H01 Forbes Quadrangle,
University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA 15260. (Email
inquiries: dkh+@pitt.edu)

The University of Pittsburgh is an Equal Opportunity
Employer. Women and minority group members are invited and
encouraged to apply.

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