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Computational Linguistics is one of the areas in which the University
of Toronto Department of Computer Science is recruiting new faculty
this year.  Both junior and senior applicants will be considered.  



UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
Department of Computer Science


The Department of Computer Science invites applications for several
tenure-track and tenured positions at all levels. The Department is an
international leader in Computer Science research and education with an
unparalleled breadth of research diversity.  Faculty members enjoy an
extremely strong international reputation reflected in their awards and
honours, involvement in international organizations, and prestigious
positions as editors for leading computer science journals. The
Department is currently undergoing a significant expansion in
complement and research support.

The Department considers excellence in research and teaching to be of
prime importance and will consider applicants in all areas of computer
science. We are particularly interested in the following areas:
systems, including software engineering, distributed computing,
networks and distributed information systems; human-computer
interaction; natural language understanding and computational
linguistics; neural networks. Salary will be determined according to
the successful applicant's experience and qualifications.  The starting
date of the appointments is flexible and could start as early as
January, 1999. The positions are on any one of the three campuses: St.
George (downtown Toronto), Scarborough (east end), and Erindale (west
end).

Toronto is a vibrant and cosmopolitan city, considered to be one of the
most enjoyable cities in the world in which to work and live.

Applications, including a curriculum vitae and a list of publications,
should be sent to:  The Chairman, Department of Computer Science,
University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, M5S 3G4, Canada. Deadline for
application is Sept. 30, 1998.

The University of Toronto encourages applications from all qualified
individuals, including women, members of visible minorities, native
people and persons with disabilities. Qualified Canadians and
non-Canadians are encouraged to apply. Priority will be given in the
first instance to Canadian citizens and landed immigrants of Canada.