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PSYCOLOQUY                  Mon,  4 Feb 91       Volume 2 : Issue   2
      Assistant Professor: Clinical Psychology, University of Toledo
      Behavioral Neuroscience Position, Miami University, Ohio
      Neuropsychology Post-Doc, Roger Williams Medical Center, Rhode Island
      NIMH Positions
      Research Psychologist, Human Development, SRRC, NY.

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From: FAC0029@UOFT01
Subject: Assistant Professor: Clinical Psychology, University of Toledo

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY;   The APA-accredited
Clinical Program at the University of Toledo has a tenure-track
opening at the Assistant Professor level beginning Fall 1991.  We
are seeking a person in Child Clinical Psychology to teach courses
at both graduate (Ph.D.) and undergraduate levels.  Previous
clinical experience is desired and potential to establish a
program of research is essential.  Applicants must have a Ph.D. in
Clinical Psychology from an APA-accredited program.  We are
interested in applicants who can help us recruit minority
students.  Send vita and three letters of reference to: Dr. Walter
McKeever, Director, Clinical Psychology Graduate Program,
Department of Psychology, The University of Toledo, Toledo, Ohio
43606 by April 15, 1991.  An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action
Employer.

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From: "Stephen D. Berry" <SB2QPSYF%MIAMIU@pucc>
Subject: Behavioral Neuroscience Position, Miami University, Ohio

                  BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE POSITION

Behavioral Neuroscience: tenure-track position in the Department of
Psychology at Miami University.  Miami is developing a dynamic inter-
disciplinary neuroscience community and seeks someone with potential
to develop a strong research program (specific area open), attract
outside funding, and integrate research and teaching interests.  We
especially encourage applications from minorities, women, and handi-
capped persons.  The Psychology Department consists of 28 faculty
members (5 in Behavioral Neuroscience and we enjoy a close relationship
with neuroscientists in other departments).  Miami is a state-assisted
institution enrolling approximately 19,500 graduate and undergraduate
students.  The main campus is in Oxford, Ohio, within an hour's drive
of Dayton and Cincinnati.  The environment is very attractive, consisting
of excellent teaching and research facilities integrated with the
amenities of a residential campus.  By February 1, applicants should
send a curriculum vitae, statement of research and teaching interests,
and 3 letters of recommendation to: Stephen D. Berry, Chair, Behavioral
Neuroscience Search Committee, Department of Psychology, 122 Benton Hall,
Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, 45056.

Miami University offers equal opportunity in employment and education.

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|  Stephen D. Berry, Dept. of Psychology, Miami Univ., Oxford, Oh  45056 |
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From: Stevan Harnad <HARNAD@pucc>
Subject: Neuropsychology Post-Doc, Roger Williams Medical Center, Rhode Island

        POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP IN NEUROPSYCHOLOGY:  Roger Williams
        Medical Center, a teaching hospital for Brown University's
        Program in Medicine, has an opening for a one year training
        position in adult clinical neuropsychology in an inpatient and
        outpatient general medical setting.  Some portion of time will be
        spent on research activities. The fellow will receive a stipend
        of $20,000, fringe benefits, and an appointment in the Dept. of
        Psychiatry and Human Behavior at Brown University.  Applications
        will be received until the position is filled.  Send resume and
        letters of recommendation to:

                 William Whelihan, Ph.D.
                   Dept. of Psychiatry
             Roger Williams Medical Center
                  825 Chalkstone Ave.
                 Providence, RI 02908.

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From: Cheri Fullerton <APASDCF%GWUVM@pucc>
Subject: NIMH Positions

                    National Institute of Mental Health

                             Job Opportunities

The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) is accepting applications for
positions created by the Institute's recent research reorganization.  The
NIMH Division of Basic Sciences became the Division of Basic Brain and
Behavioral Sciences.

APA members are encouraged to pursue job opportunities with the Institute.
For more information contact Stephen Koslow, Acting Director of the Division
of Basic Brain and Behavioral Sciences, 11-103 Parklawn Building, 5600
Fishers Lane, Rockville, Maryland, 20857.  Interested applicants should
submit an SF-171 Application for Federal Employment with a current
curriculum vitae after obtaining more information about the specific
positions for which they would like to apply.  Submit these materials to:
Ms. Louise Turner, Personnel Operations, NIMH, Room 15c12, 5600 Fishers
Lane, Rockville, Maryland, 20857, (301) 443-5407.


From:         Susan Kemper <TALK@UKANVM>
Subject:      Director, Gerontology Center, University of Kansas

                         DIRECTOR
                   GERONTOLOGY CENTER
                THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS

The University of Kansas is seeking a Director of the Gerontology Center, one
of the major units of the Institute for Life Span Studies. Opportunities and
responsibilities include the following: Maintain and enhance the current
activities of the Gerontology Center, including the coordination of research,
teaching, and service of relevance to the needs of aged individuals; Generate
programs of research and service in the field of aging, both within the
Gerontology Center and in collaboration with other academic units; Develop
cooperative programs with other components of the Life Span Studies Institute;
and Work collaboratively with local, state, and national organizations dealing
with problems and challenges facing the aged.

The Director of the Gerontology Center will have a faculty appointment in the
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and will be an Associate Director in the
Life Span Studies Institute.

A complete job description is available upon request. Salary will be
commensurate with qualifications and experience. All communications should be
addressed to: Dr. Kim Wilcox, Chairperson, Gerontology Center Search
Committee, 1052 Dole Human Development Center, Lawrence, KS 66045 (913)
864-4295.

APPLICATION MUST BE POSTMARKED BY MARCH 1, 1991.

An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. Applications are sought from
all qualified people regardless of race, religion, color, sex, disability,
national origin, ancestry, and as specified by law, age or veteran status.

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From: Cheri Fullerton <APASDCF%GWUVM@pucc>
Subject: Research Psychologist, Human Development, SRRC, NY.

 Staff Associate for Psychological Research on Human Development
            Social Science Research Council, New York

The Social Science Research Council is planning to expand the range
of its behavioral science programs and is recruiting a research
psychologist for the position of Staff Associate.  the initial
focus of the expanded program will emphasize topics in child,
adolescent, and adult development; it will emphasize research and
theory building about cross-societal, multi-ethnic and multi-
cultural differences and commonalities in life-span developmental
processes and transitions.  The Staff Associate also will assist
the Council in identifying a range of additional intellectual
opportunities to engage the discipline of psychology more fully in
the interdisciplinary agenda of the Council.

Duties would include: establishing and maintaining relationships
with individual scholars, academic institutions, foundations, and
other organizations; preparing and negotiating grant proposals;
planning seminars, workshops, and conferences; and overseeing
fellowship and grants competitions.  Staff Associates undertake
major responsibilities for developing and administering several
programs of research and research planning efforts by committees
and consortia of Council-chosen scholars in the U.S. and abroad.

Applicants must have a research Ph.D. in psychology or human
development and be broadly knowledgeable about developmental
influences arising from both biological and sociocultural factors.
Individuals with significant experience in research, program
implementation, and/or science administration are encouraged to
apply.  Candidates who might take full-time leaves of absence from
tenured faculty or similar positions for a period of two or three
years would be considered.  the Council strongly encourages
minority candidates to apply.

Council salaries are commensurate with experience and
qualifications.  Provisions are made to enable staff associates to
continue their professional development while at the Council.

To be assured of full consideration, candidates should submit a
letter of application, curriculum vitae, samples of written or
published work, and names of three professional references.  The
Council is seeking an applicant who can take up the position as
soon as possible, but the search will continue until a suitable
candidate is selected.  Nomination and application materials should
be addressed to:

Ms. Dorie Sinocchi
Assistant to the President
Social Science Research Council
605 Third Avenue
New York, NY 10158

Inquiries can be directed to Ms. Sinocchi at (212) 661-0280, or by
Fax: (212) 370-7896.

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