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----- Original Message -----
From: "Fabrey, James" <jfabrey@wcupa.edu>
To: <Clayton.Lewis@Colorado.EDU>
Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2001 12:38 PM
Subject: Please Post & (if possible) Distribute Electronically to PhD
Candidates


> University of Colorado at Boulder is not only one of the leading
> universities in the U.S. but also is among the leading producers of
doctoral
> degrees awarded to minorities in the sciences (according to NSF
statistics).
>
> West Chester University of Pennsylvania is seeking applications for two
> tenure track Computer Science faculty positions at the Assistant or
> Associate Professor level to begin in August 2002, and we would like to
> include you as part of our recruitment plan for diversity.
>
> We are located in a small college town in a rural county, yet only 20
miles
> from Philadelphia.  We are part of the state system of universities, and
our
> faculty have PhD's from MIT, Berkeley, Johns Hopkins, Temple, Penn State,
> Purdue, Delaware, and Washington.  We expect that most hires will be at
the
> Associate Professor level.  We are in the design phase for a new building
> for business and technology.
>
> Currently our advertised listing appears on our university web site
>
> <http://www.wcupa.edu/scripts/vacancies/zoomf.asp?Notice=83>
>
> on the national web site HigherEdJobs.com
>
> <http://higheredjobs.com/faculty/details.cfm?JobCode=175010122>
>
> and it will be listed in the November-December issues of the
Communications
> of the ACM (as well as their online site)
>
> <http://www.acm.org/cacm/careeropps/>
>
> The text of our listing is as follows.
>
> West Chester University of Pennsylvania is seeking applications for two
> tenure track Computer Science faculty positions at the Assistant or
> Associate Professor level to begin in August 2002 and is looking for
> evidence of potential in teaching and research. A Ph.D. is required. An
> understanding of modern Computer Science and who are active professionally
> in Computer Science will be considered. A candidate is expected to be able
> to teach graduate courses in the candidate's area or areas of expertise.
All
> areas will be considered, but some preference will be given to graphics,
web
> technology, and computer security. Interviewees for the position must
> successfully complete an on-campus presentation. The Department offers
B.S.
> and M.S. programs. Rank and salary commensurate with experience.
> Additionally, West Chester University offers a generous benefits package.
> Send vitae, statements of research and teaching interests, and three
letters
> of recommendation to James Fabrey, Computer Science Department, West
Chester
> University, West Chester, Pa. 19383. Review of applications beings on
> November 19, 2001, and continues until the position or positions are
filled.
> Applications and references will not be accepted by e-mail, but e-mail
> inquiries can be forwarded to jfabrey@wcupa.edu. AA/EOE. Women and
> minorities are encouraged to apply. Finalists must successfully complete
the
> interview process. Information about West Chester University can be
obtained
> at www.wcupa.edu.
>
>
>