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Date: Thu, 1 Dec 1994 10:28:11 -0500 (EST)
From: Allen D Hunter <adhunter@cc.ysu.edu>
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    Elliot Burnell <bur@nematic.chem.ubc.ca>,
    Mike Burnett <burnett@ornl.gov>,
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Subject: 3/4 Faculty Positions in Chemistry at Youngstown State University


The Youngstown State University Chemistry Department is pleased to 
announce 3 or 4 new faculty positions that are currently being advertized 
in Chemistry and Engineering News (Nov 28th issue).  The text of that add 
follows:

     YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY
Faculty positions - Chemistry.  Due to retirements,
YSU anticipates three-to-four tenure track positions, 
likely at the Assistant Professor level, to begin Sep-
tember 15, 1995.  Ph.D., and a strong commitment to 
undergraduate and MS-level teaching and research
required.  All areas of chemistry will be considered
with preference given to experience and interests sat-
isfying teaching and research needs particularly in
environmental chemistry, materials, and spectrosco-
py.  Send current resume, official academic transcript,
statement of planned research, and letters from three
references to: Dr. Thomas Dobbelstein, Chairper-
son, Department of Chemistry, Youngstown State
University, Youngstown, OH 44555.  Screening of ap-
plications to begin January 9, 1995.  YSU IS AN EO/
AA EMPLOYER.

YSU has a student body of about 14,000 undergraduates and about 1400 MS 
students.  The chemistry department has 17 full time faculty and 4 
support staff and offers AB, ACS approved BS, and MS degrees in 
chemistry.  We have also recently started an environmental science program.
The departments primary mission is undergraduate education but faculty 
are also expected to have active research programs and to contribute to 
our service mission.  We currently have about 15 MS students.

The Department is VERY commited to having state of the art 
instrumentation available for teaching and research and is well equiped 
with current generation equipment and lab fascilities.  Two recent 
aquisitions which reflect this commitment follow:

X-Ray Diffraction Lab.  This state-of-the-art fascility which was 
partially funded by a NSF-DMR grant and is now being established.  Equipment 
on order includes TWO NEW Single Crystal X-Ray Diffractometers, a low 
temperature device, and an area detectors (multi wire), as well as a 
polarizing microscope, two top end pentium data stations and access to SUN 
and supercomputer fascilities, the CCDB, etc.

NMR Lab.  This is equiped with a brand new Varian Gemini-2000 400 MHz NMR 
spectrometer and includes and extra SUN data station, low temperature 
system, full multinuclear capabilities, a 5mm broadband probe, a 10mm 
broadband probe, etc.