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1 total messages Started by Ann Sharp Sun, 19 Nov 1995 00:00
Associate Lecturer in Public Relations
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Author: Ann Sharp
Date: Sun, 19 Nov 1995 00:00
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As advertised in the Canberra Times

University of Canberra
Faculty of Communication

Associate Lecturer Public Relations
$ 29539 - $ 40087
Reference No. 95/2166

The School of Communication, Media and Tourism seeks to appoint an
Associate Lecturer to teach an introductory unit in Integrated Marketing
Communications and an advanced Public Relations unit.

You will have work related experience in public relations and understand
the role of professionalism, including ethics, in the industry. A relevant
degree, preferably at a higher level, effective communication skills and
teaching experience with the ability to develop curricula are essential.
The ability to develop links with industry and experience dealing with
international students would be an advantage .

The position is available for an initial period of one to three years.

Further information about the duties can be obtained by calling Dr
Elizabeth Patz on 06 201 2996. Applicants must obtain the selection
criteria (see below) before seeking further information.

Closing Date:   24 November 1995

Applications: Selection documentation may be obtained by telephoning (06)
201 2607 (24 hour answering machine). Applications should address the
Selection Criteria, and include the names, addresses and fax numbers of at
least 3 referees. Applications should be addressed to:

Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Administration)
University of Canberra
c/- Registry
P O Box 1
BELCONNEN   ACT  2616

The University is
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER AND
MAINTAINS A SMOKE-FREE ENVIRONMENT
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