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| Vol. 18, No. 13 | Dec. 3, 1998 |
- #99F053 Assistant Professor, Physical Therapy-Full-time (nine-month contract), tenure-track, faculty position. Applicant will be expected to carry out a vigorous research program, teach and advise students at both the professional (M.P.T.) and graduate (Ph.D.) levels. The department supports and fosters the development of a well-focused, productive, high-quality research program by all faculty members. The candidate will have the opportunity to mentor students in a multidisciplinary doctoral program in biomechanics and movement sciences. Teaching in the area of expertise and the teaching load will be appropriate to allow the candidate to pursue a vigorous research program. Generous research start-up funds accompany this position. REQUIREMENTS: Must have an earned doctorate, eligible for licensure as a physical therapist in Delaware and possess a strong desire to conduct research and teach effectively. The research focus of the candidate can be in any area in motor control or movement science that compliments or augments the research efforts of current members of the department. CONTACT: Send curriculum vitae, description of research and teaching interests and names, addresses and telephone numbers of three references to Lynn Snyder-Mackler, Search Committee Chairperson, Department of Physical Therapy, University of Delaware, 303 McKinly Laboratory, Newark, DE 19716, 831-3613, or e-mail <smack@udel.edu>. DEADLINE: Feb. 15. Please indicate in your cover letter if you are attending the Combined Sections' Meeting in Seattle.
- #99F054 Department Chairperson, Health and Exercise Sciences-The Department of Health and Exercise Sciences represents the largest and fastest growing academic unit in the College of Health and Nursing Sciences, with more than 600 student majors participating in four undergraduate degree programs that include Health and Physical Education, Recreation and Park Administration, Athletic Training and Exercise/Sports Science. Graduate programs of study support over 60 students pursuing advanced research-orientated programs of study in Biomechanics, Exercise Physiology and Health Promotion. The department offers B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. degrees supported by approximately 44 faculty and professionals possessing strong interdisciplinary backgrounds. The department chairperson is the chief administrative officer responsible for the instructional programs of the department, plus administrative, budgetary, professional development and promotion decisions and for providing leadership in the development of research, teaching, public service commitments. REQUIREMENTS: Strong research record, documented experience in securing grants and contracts, evidence of successful administrative performance. Ability to operate effectively in a collegial environment. Must be qualified for appointment at the rank of full professor with tenure. While the chairperson's area of expertise in the health/exercise sciences is not specified, it is desired that candidates have an understanding of the diverse disciplines of health and physical education, recreation, athletic training and exercise sciences. Demonstrate strong interdisciplinary and collaborative skills. Seeking a visionary chair. Position begins Aug. 1. CONTACT: Materials should be received by Feb. 15. Completed applications should include a curriculum vitae, at least three letters of recommendation and a cover letter addressing the above specifications. Address applications/nominations to Chairperson, Search Committee for the Chairperson of Health and Exercise Sciences, 205 McDowell Hall, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716. Inquiries can be made by calling Madeline E. Lambrecht at 831-4549, FAX 831-4550, or send e-mail to <Madeline.Lambrecht@mvs.udel.edu>.
- #99P062 Fitness Coordinator/ Head Coach Cheerleading (Level 12), Division of Intercollegiate Athletics and Recreation Services-Eleven-month position, July 16-June 15. REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor's degree in a related field. A minimum of two years' combined experience in the fitness and cheerleading fields and demonstrable background in both. Strong administrative, communication and computer skills (e.g. Word, Excel, Publisher, Access, E-mail, and World Wide Web) and commitment to customer service. Preferred are gymnastics or belt certification, AACCA certification, aerobic certification (e.g. ACE, AFAA), health and fitness certification (e.g., ACSM, NSCA, IFPA, ACE) and background in fitness programming. DUTIES: Manage and coach University cheerleaders, including numerous public relations events and team travel, supervision and advisement of head coach of Precision Dance Team, assist with administration of student and employee fitness program, including, but not limited to marketing, advertising, registration, evaluation, facility planning and coordination, class development and teaching, and equipment purchases. Assist with hiring, training and evaluation of class instructors and fitness center personnel. Supervision of fitness centers and fitness program special events. CONTACT: Send letter of application, resume, transcript and list of three references including names, telephone numbers and relationship to applicant to Mary Ann Hitchens, Chairperson, Search Committee, Delaware Field House, Newark, DE 19716. DEADLINE: Jan. 6.
- #99P063 Marine Scientist I (Level 12), College of Marine Studies, Lewes-Seeking a full-time marine scientist to support a research program of water quality sampling and analysis in Delaware's Inland Bays and their watersheds. REQUIREMENTS: B.A. or B.S. degree in a physical or environmental science with two years of related analytical and field experience required. M.S. preferred. Computer literacy, experience with small boats, and supervisory experience with students and laboratory assistants desirable. DUTIES: Develop and conduct sampling and analytical protocols and supervise both the field and laboratory work required for this project. CONTACT: Send letter of interest, resume, and the names of three references to: William Ullman, College of Marine Studies, University of Delaware, 700 Pilottown Road, Lewes, DE 19958-1298. DEADLINE: Dec. 9.
- #99P064 Director of Marine Advisory Services (Level 16), Marine Advisory Service Program-LIMITED TO UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE EMPLOYEES. The director of Marine Advisory Service (MAS) Program reports to the director of the Delaware Sea Grant College Program. REQUIREMENTS: Ph.D. in a marine-oriented environmental studies area or a master's degree in a related field with at least 10 years experience as a Marine Advisory Service specialist or agent. Knowledge of federal, state and University policies and procedures for contracts and grants is desired. Outreach experience involving industrial partners is a plus. DUTIES: Supervise staff of advisory service professionals and oversee the daily management of the Marine Advisory Service Program, including the development, review and documentation of marine outreach programs to targeted individuals and groups throughout the state, region and nation. Interact with faculty/professionals to assist in the delivery of marine research results to interested audiences. Consult with various business clients; federal, state and local government officials; and other marine interest groups to identify needs and provide marine outreach assistance. Serve as principal investigator for annual federal and state grants to the University of Delaware with a program budget exceeding $450,000. CONTACT: Send resume to Robin Harbaugh, University of Delaware, College of Marine Studies, 118 Robinson Hall, Newark, DE. DEADLINE: Dec. 11.
- #99P065 Business Manager (Level 13), American Philosophical Association-Professional association seeks experienced person for position of business manager to manage books and business aspects of association, including office and personnel functions, and to assist executive director. REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor's degree, with major or minor in accounting or other business area, five years' relevant experience, preferably experience with non-profit accounting and office management. Excellent computer skills required, including familiarity with Peachtree or comparable accounting software and Microsoft Office or comparable packages. Strong interpersonal skills, attention to detail and ability to work independently essential. CONTACT: Send resume to Business Manager, American Philosophical Association, University of Delaware, Newark DE 19716. DEADLINE: Dec. 7.
- #99P066 Research Associate III/ Oligonucleotide Synthesis Technician (Level 14), Plant and Soil Sciences- Position available Feb. 15. REQUIREMENTS: M.S. degree in chemistry or a related field and two to four years' related work experience. Comprehensive understanding of oligonucleotide synthesis using automated instruments and mechanical aptitude are necessary. Familiarity with labview and other instrumentation control software are assets. DUTIES: Manage an oligonucleotide synthesis facility at the UD Center for Agricultural Biotechnology, using cutting edge multiplex DNA synthesis instrumentation. For more information about the oligo synthesizer, visit the web site at <http://gestec.swmed.edu/ mermade.htm>. CONTACT: Send letter of application, curriculum vitae and names, addresses and telephone numbers of three references to Bertrand Lemieux, Department of Plant and Soil Sciences, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19717-1303. DEADLINE: Jan. 31, or until a suitable candidate is identified.
- #99P067 Coordinator, NUCLEUS Program (Level 13), Chemistry and Biochemistry-REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor's degree in a scientific, technical or related field, graduate degree preferred. Minimum of three years' experience in undergraduate support programs or teaching. Skill in proposal writing desirable. DUTIES: Provide advisement and enrichment services to undergraduate minority students in the sciences. Assess student progress and program impact. Funded by the Howard Hughes Undergraduate Biological Sciences Education Program. See web site at <http://www.udel.edu/chem/white/ teaching/SciEdGrants/HHMI.html> CONTACT: Send resume and three letters of reference to Michael Stokes, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716. DEADLINE: Jan. 15. Review begins Jan. 4.
- #99S074, #99S076 Police Officer (V-06), Public Safety-Two positions available. Fixed shifts, 40 hours per week, rotating days off. REQUIREMENTS: Associate degree or equivalent credits (minimum 60 credits) with one year of acceptable performance as a security or law enforcement officer; some college work in criminal justice, political science or social sciences preferred. Must have microcomputing skills or any equivalent combination of experience and training. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Possession of a valid motor vehicle operator's license. Must be able to be commissioned as a police officer for the University of Delaware and pass a pre-employment drug screening test as well as a battery of pre-employment tests designed to measure mental, motor and writing skills, as well as physical fitness and agility applicable to law enforcement officers. Requires a comprehensive background investigation including driving record, financial status and criminal history. Successful completion of mandatory police training in the State of Delaware or equivalent training acceptable to the Delaware Council on Police Training within the first year of employment is required. Must be 21 years old. May require commercial driver's license (CDL) with passenger and air brake endorsements. DUTIES: Respond to, initiate investigation into and report crime or incidents in violation of state law, city code or University rules that impact on the safety of the University community. Take enforcement action and make apprehensions as required. Complete all necessary documentation including preparation of summonses or warrants, affidavits, reports, referrals and arrest paperwork. Notify supervisors of all enforcement-related actions. DEADLINE: Dec. 14.
- #99S085 Records Clerk (R-02), Student Centers-Minimum, $15,111 per annum. REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or G.E.D. One year of general office experience preferred and elementary bookkeeping desirable. Knowledge of clerical record maintenance, ability to learn operating procedures of appropriate office, communicate effectively, perform data access and retrieval or any equivalent combination of training and experience. DUTIES: Maintain basic records, dispense general information regarding unit policy and procedures, access data, operate cash register to record and secure monies received, prepare routine reports in established format, receive calls/visitors; answer general questions, refer inquiries, identify shipping claims/vendor complaints. Resolve routine problems, refer non-routine problems to the appropriate person, receive customer complaints and resolve within guidelines, stock merchandise, maintain counts/stock levels, post data to records, maintain filing systems, perform minor mathematical calculations, assist with complex clerical processing as required. Verify shipped orders against receipts, extend cost of unit items to verify totals; provide basic training or guidance to students/other personnel and perform other duties as assigned. DEADLINE: Dec. 7.
- #99S086 Senior Secretary (S-05), Continuing Education-Professional and Noncredit Programs-LIMITED TO UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE EMPLOYEES. Minimum, $17,945 per annum. REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or G.E.D. with two years' experience in a secretarial position; experience in the University environment and business school training preferred. Knowledge of office practices and procedures and business English. Ability to communicate effectively. Maintain records, prepare reports or any equivalent combination experience and training. DUTIES: Provide support for the Professional and Noncredit Program in Continuing Education. Must be comfortable working in a highly computerized work environment. Exercise appropriate independent judgment. Manage databases, maintain records; prepare University forms and S-Contracts; maintain appointment schedule; schedule conferences, lectures, make travel arrangements, screen callers, visitors and mail; respond to non-routine inquiries independently. Other duties as assigned. DEADLINE: Dec. 7.
- #99S087 Technical Secretary II (S-05), Plant and Soil Sciences- Minimum, $17,945 per annum. LIMITED TO UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE EMPLOYEES. REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or G.E.D. with one year of technical secretarial experience or any combination of training and experience. Understand scientific terminology and communicate effectively. Working knowledge of WordPerfect, Microsoft Office (Excel, MS Word, PowerPoint) and Windows 95 preferred. Experience with SAS and or other database programs desired. Knowledge of University invoicing, accounting and other business procedures. DUTIES: Provide support to five faculty members. Type technical reports and abstracts. Prepare electronic forms for assigned faculty, graduate students and teaching assistants. Maintain directories. Register graduate and undergraduate students on SIS. Maintain soil testing records, files and logs for researchers. Prepare invoices in Excel for soil testing services. DEADLINE: Dec. 7.
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