Vol. 19, No. 7Nov. 14, 1999
#00F016 Assistant Professor, Music Theory and Composition, Tenure-track position, effective Sept. 1. For further information about the department, visit the department's home page at <www.udel.edu/music/>. REQUIREMENTS: Doctorate with experience teaching theory, composition and related courses. Ability to work independently with undergraduate and graduate students and active as a composer. DUTIES: Teach undergraduate theory courses for the non-majors and theory/composition courses for music majors. Teach upper-level theory and composition courses for the theory/ composition majors and graduate level theory and composition courses. SALARY: Commensurate with training and experience. CONTACT: Send letter of application, current curriculum vitae, representative compositions (and recordings if available), theory research materials (if available) and three letters of reference to Michael Zinn, Chairperson, Theory Search Committee, Department of Music, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716-2560 or e-mail to <mzinn@udel.edu>. DEADLINE: Jan. 28.

#00F029 Assistant Professor, Observational Astronomy, Physics and Astronomy-Tenure-track position, starts Sept. 1. REQUIREMENTS: Demonstrate potential for establishing a significant externally funded research program and to be a dedicated teacher of physics and astronomy at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Significant start-up funds are available. Web site is <http://www.physics.udel. edu>. CONTACT: Applicants must send a curriculum vitae, publication list, research plan and a teaching statement, and arrange for three letters of reference to be sent directly to the Astronomy Search Committee, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716. DEADLINE: Jan. 4.

#00F030 Assistant Professor, Experimental AMO Physics, Physics and Astronomy--Tenure-track position, starts Sept. 1 in experimental atomic physics, molecular spectroscopy/dynamics, or optical physics. Substantial start-up funds are available concordant with the establishment of a large research group; this search is a consecutive step in the expansion and development of AMO. REQUIREMENTS: Expected to demonstrate potential for establishing a significant externally-funded research program and to be a dedicated teacher of physics at the undergraduate and graduate levels. CONTACT: Send a curriculum vitae, publication list, research plan, teaching statement, copies of two representative publications and arrange for three letters of references to be sent directly to the AMO Search Committee, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716. DEADLINE: Jan. 4.

#00F033 Assistant Professor, Geriatric Specialty, Nursing--A nine-month, tenure-track position available Sept. 1. REQUIREMENTS: Doctorate in nursing or related field; master's in gerontologic nursing. Must have experience in classroom and clinical teaching. DUTIES: Teach in NLNAC- and CCNE-accredited BSN and MSN programs. Participate in academic advisement, as well as scholarship and service activities, Salary is dependent upon qualifications and experience. Excellent benefits. CONTACT: Send curriculum vitae and the names of three references to J. Selekman, University of Delaware, Department of Nursing, McDowell Hall, Newark, Delaware, 19716. DEADLINE: Dec. 15.

#00F034 Assistant Professor(s), Individual and Family Studies--Two tenure-track, assistant professor positions beginning Sept. 1. REQUIREMENTS: Earned doctorate in early childhood education, child development or related field; experience in teaching and/or administration of early childhood education or early intervention programs; expertise and accomplishments in areas such as early childhood curriculum, child development and teacher personnel preparation. For the second position: Earned doctorate in family studies, family sociology, psychology, social work or related field; research interests in human services and family policy; interests in adult development desirable. For both positions, a record of published scholarship, university teaching, grantsmanship experience and ability to work in an interdisciplinary environment and teach advanced methodology courses is desirable. DUTIES: Teach and advise undergraduate and graduate students; develop and maintain an active program of research; supervise student research; be involved in college research centers; and provide university, professional and community service. CONTACT: Applicants should submit a letter expressing their interest, a curriculum vitae, graduate transcripts, and three letters of reference to Donald G. Unger, Chairperson of the Search Committee, Department of Individual and Family Studies, College of Human Resources, Education and Public Policy, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716. For more information, visit <http://www.udel. edu/chep/>. DEADLINE: Jan. 14.

#00F036 Charles P. Messick Chair of Public Administration, School of Urban Affairs and Public Policy--REQUIREMENTS: Applicants for the Messick Chair could be appointed at the level of distinguished professor, and must have a record of demonstrated leadership in the field of public administration, strong research and teaching skills, and an excellent record of scholarly publication. Applicants should be committed to the "Delaware Model" of combining academic pursuits with public service commitments that involve practitioners and graduate students. DUTIES: The Messick Chair is expected to teach in a core area of public administration, with the area of specialization open. Teach and assist in graduate supervision, including a Ph.D. program with a specialization in governance, planning and management. Appointment is available July 1, and salary is competitive. CONTACT: Submit a letter of interest and a curriculum vitae to K. G. Denhardt, Messick Chair Search Committee, School of Urban Affairs and Public Policy, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware 19716-7301. Questions can be directed to Denhardt at 831-3264, by fax at 831-3488, or by e-mail at <kgden@udel. edu>. Screening of applications will begin Dec. 1.

#00P017 Phone Program Manager (Level 12), University Development Office--REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor's degree, preferably in business or communications, with a minimum of one year of fundraising and/or administrative experience. Must be self-motivated, well-organized, detail-oriented and possess demonstrated, strong written and oral communication skills. Supervisory experience is necessary. Public relations or marketing experience and strong employee training, monitoring and evaluation skills in a fundraising phone program/telemarketing environment are desired. Familiarity with UD is helpful. DUTIES: Oversee the day-to-day functions of the Phone Program. Hire, train, monitor and evaluate approximately 100 employees each year, including the caller workforce and student supervisors. Manage the nightly calling sessions, calling schedule, follow-up and workforce. Prepare script, troubleshoot system constraints and maintain communication with Information Technologies and User Services to resolve hardware and software problems involving automated calling system. CONTACT: Submit a current resume, a one-page cover letter, and names, addresses and telephone numbers of at least three references to V. L. Wilt, Chairperson, Search Committee, Office of University Development, Academy Building, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716. E-mail can be sent to <vwilt@udel.edu> or fax to 831-3045. DEADLINE: Oct. 24.

#00S049 Staff Assistant (S-06), Grounds Division, Facilities Management--Minimum $17,945 per annum. REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or GED with four years of increasingly responsible secretarial experience. Additional secretarial training or related education may be substituted for required experience. Associate degree or equivalent college-level course work in business administration or related field preferred. University experience desirable. Extensive knowledge of office practices and procedures; ability to handle multiple assignments concurrently; knowledge of the principles and practices of office management; ability to analyze and interpret data, make independent decisions, plan, assign, review and evaluate the work of other personnel; use advanced techniques in word processing, spreadsheet, database and presentation software; and the ability to communicate effectively and interact well with people of all ages and diverse backgrounds. DUTIES: Maintain solid waste and recycling trash collection and disposal, chemical inventory, chemical usage, overtime records, fuel usage records, records for vehicles and equipment maintenance. Follow up on safety training and staff members' pesticide license requirements. Prepare campus stakeout requests. Maintain pertinent stakeout documentation and distribute records accordingly. DEADLINE: Oct. 25.

#00S075 Senior Secretary (S-05), College of Arts and Science-- THIS POSITION IS LIMITED TO THE UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE EMPLOYEES. Minimum $17,945 per annum. REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or GED with three years of experience in a secretarial position. Additional secretarial training or related education may be substituted for required experience. Secretarial training and experience in the University environment preferred. Knowledge of office practices and procedures, business English and proofreading and editing skills, hands-on experience with electronic information systems, demonstrated ability to create and maintain databases and spreadsheets, as well as use intermediate word processing techniques. Knowledge of Microsoft Word preferred. Familiarity with SIS, Excel, electronic forms or willing to learn and web site maintenance skills desirable. Must pass typing test (45 wpm). DUTIES: Provide direct support and assistance for the associate deans and assistant dean, scheduling appointments and meetings; support for college senate, preparing and distributing agenda and monthly minutes. Compose letters and minutes; provide secretarial support. Maintain peer review notification system and data for supplemental college grants. DEADLINE: Oct. 18.

#00M025 Part Time, Food Service Personnel, Russell Dining Hall, ARAMARK-Part-time food service personnel needed in all phases of a college food service environment. 20 hours per week. Evenings and weekends, with flexible scheduling available. $6.05 starting rate of pay. Uniforms and meals provided. Apply in person at Russell Dining Hall, University of Delaware, Haines Street, Newark. Telephone 831-2576. DEADLINE: Oct. 25.

#00M026 Office Support, Center for Counseling and Student Development--Part-time, long-term, miscellaneous wage, senior secretarial position that shares one full-time position. (Note: Position does not have benefits associated with it.) Workday is from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. for four days a week with some flexibility. REQUIREMENTS: Two years' previous secretarial experience, including knowledge of office practices and procedures and business English, excellent interpersonal skills and ability to work independently or as part of a team. Knowledge of standard software packages including WordPerfect for Windows is necessary. Must be able to pass typing test (45 wpm). DUTIES: Work as part of a four-person team which provides reception, record keeping and secretarial support for staff of 16 psychologists and trainees who provide counseling services to the University student population. DEADLINE: Oct 25.

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