Vol. 17, No. 7	Oct. 16, 1997

- #98P036 Director (Level 15), University Writing Center-Professional, non-tenure-track appointment, with possible secondary faculty appointment in appropriate department. Salary competitive. DUTIES: Head staff of 19; direct basic writing program; coordinate tutoring services for University students and some ESL instruction. Administrative experience with advanced degrees in composition, rhetoric, linguistics or English. Substantial grant experience and/or writing center administration preferred. CONTACT: Send letter of application and curriculum vitae for initial screening at MLA to Mark Amsler, Chairperson, Search Committee, English, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716-2537. DEADLINE: Nov. 14.

- #98P037 Accountant (Level 12), Department of Chemical Engineering-REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor's degree in accounting preferred. Knowledge of rules and regulations of University Fund Accounting and familiarity with sponsored project administration a plus. Excellent verbal and written skills essential as is a high degree of proactive organizational skills; ability to prioritize equally critical tasks and to analyze problem situations in a short time frame necessary for success in the job. Excellent knowledge of Excel, Word, Filemaker Pro, Internet and departmental accounting; MS Access also a plus. DUTIES: Responsible for the accounting information for the entire department; monitor all accounts to ensure availability of funds and report discrepancies or potential problems to the appropriate managers; account reconciliation and management reporting. Personnel funding knowledge and effort reporting is part of the assignment. Supervise the department business office and storeroom (which has an extensive inventory). Use of software reporting tools necessary to conduct financial analyses and projection and expenditure patterns for all departmental accounting information. CONTACT: Resumes should be sent to Joan McMullen, University of Delaware, 238 Colburn Laboratory, Newark, DE 19716. DEADLINE: Oct. 24.

- #98S064 Library Coordinator (L-06), University Library-Permanent part-time, 20 hours per week. Hours: 8 p.m.-midnight, Sundays-Thursdays. Minimum of $9,761 per annum. REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma (or G.E.D.) with two years of college course work or library course work preferred. Previous supervisory experience and substantial public service experience required. Demonstrated ability to work independently and to devise solutions to problems, demonstrated ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing and to follow complex instructions. Working knowledge of library records and circulation operations, experience with computer equipment and operation and the ability to type. DUTIES: Function as a night supervisor at the Circulation Desk, with primary responsibility for supervising students. Train new student assistants as necessary and assist in the performance appraisal process for student assistants. Maintain effective liaison with security staff. Work the Circulation Desk and interpret library policies and procedures for library users. Create patron records for library borrowers. Prepare building for closing Sunday through Thursday nights. Assist in processing materials for the New Book Shelf and with other ongoing projects as necessary. DEADLINE: Oct. 21.