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| Vol. 18, No. 18 | Feb. 4, 1999 |
- #99F061 Assistant/Associate Professor, Department of Accounting and Management Information Systems-Seeking an accounting faculty member capable of both quality research and teaching at the undergraduate and graduate levels for September 2000. Salary is AACSB competitive. The college supports a full- and part-time, on-campus MBA program and has a successful Executive MBA program. The undergraduate and graduate accounting programs are AACSB accredited. REQUIREMENTS: Ph.D. or D.B.A. in accounting with an emphasis in financial accounting. DUTIES: Teach two classes per semester with support for research. UD representatives will attend the AAA national convention in San Diego. CONTACT: Send a curriculum vitae, three letters of reference and summaries of teaching performance to Kent St. Pierre, Chairperson, Department of Accounting and Management Information Systems, College of Business and Economics, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716-2715. DEADLINE: July 1.
- #99F062 Assistant/Associate Professor, Department Of Accounting and Management Information Systems-Seeking an accounting information systems faculty member capable of both quality research and teaching at the undergraduate and graduate level for September 2000. Salary is AACSB competitive. The college supports a full- and part-time, on-campus MBA program and has a successful Executive MBA program. The undergraduate and graduate accounting programs are AACSB accredited. REQUIREMENTS: Ph.D. or D.B.A. in accounting with an emphasis in Information Systems. DUTIES: Teach two classes per semester with support for research. UD representatives will attend the AAA national convention in San Diego. CONTACT: Send curriculum vitae, three letters of reference and summaries of teaching performance to Clinton White, Search Committee, Department of Accounting and Management Information Systems, College of Business and Economics, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716-2715. DEADLINE: July 1.
- #99P067 Coordinator (Level 13), Undergraduate Biomedical Science Program, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry- REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor's degree required, preferred in biology or other science and three years' appropriate work experience. Experience in undergraduate academic support programs or teaching. DUTIES: Provide and coordinate advisement, mentoring, retention, placement and enrichment services to undergraduate minority students in the biomedically related sciences. Assess student progress and program impact. NUCLEUS (Network of Undergraduate Collaborative Learning Experiences for Underrepresented Scholars), is funded by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute's Undergraduate Biological Sciences Education Program. CONTACT: Send resume and three letters of reference to NUCLEUS Program, Michael Stokes, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716. Additional information at <http://www.udel.edu/chem/white/NUCLEUS.html>. DEADLINE: March 8.
- #99F059 Assistant Professor of Marketing, Business Administration- Tenure-track position. REQUIREMENTS: Potential to publish in the top marketing journals. New Ph.D.'s must complete all degree requirements by September 1999. Salary, benefits and support are competitive with AACSB-accredited schools. DUTIES: Responsible for developing and teaching a required course in information technology for marketing undergraduates (e.g., electronic commerce, database marketing). CONTACT: Send curriculum vitae to Robert Kent, Chairperson, Search Committee, Department of Business Administration, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716. DEADLINE: March 31.
- #99P084 Business Manager (Level 13), Physical Therapy Clinic- REQUIREMENTS: Experience with medical billing and extensive knowledge in the use of billing software; experience in managing a medical office and supervising clerical and support personnel; experience with reimbursement practices in a physical therapy or medical office; and accounting; excellent written and oral communication skills. DUTIES: Develop and oversee present and future insurance contracts with third party payers for delivery of physical therapy services; assist the director in marketing of physical therapy services, budget preparation and adherence to established policies and procedures related to medical record keeping and patient scheduling; manage billing, collections, accounting operations; audit and inspect financial records; supervise clerical and support personnel; assist with daily scheduling of professional and support personnel; make recommendations to the clinic director and department chairperson based on special analysis and statistical forecasts of clinic revenues and expenses and other duties as necessary. CONTACT: Send letters of application and resume to John Knarr, Director, Physical Therapy Clinic, University of Delaware, 053 McKinly Lab, Newark, DE 19716. DEADLINE: Feb. 15.
- #99P085 Program Leadership Coordinator (Level 13), Student Activities Program-REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor's degree required, master's preferred, plus two to three years' full-time experience in advising campus student groups or students especially in the area of leadership and events development. Familiarity and good working knowledge of computer software packages to include but not limited to Desktop Publishing software, WordPerfect, Netscape Communicator or similar web page software. Knowledge of procedures involved in event planning, production and promotion. Ability to maintain existing programs and to initiate new ones. Understanding of student development theory and the mission of college unions. Ability to work a flexible schedule including occasional nights and weekends. Excellent oral and written communication skills. Ability to work with a diverse population and a variety of cultures. DUTIES: Manage events including leadership development, educational and special programs in addition to entertainment targeted at students. Report to the assistant director. Coordinate leadership training and development program, provide guidance to a body of diverse student leaders, advise registered student organizations, assist with events planning, produce and promote programs for the student centers; maintain office web page information; assist with financial procedures and other duties as assigned. CONTACT: Send resume, cover letter and names of three references to Director, University Of Delaware, 213 Trabant University Center, Newark, DE 19716. DEADLINE: March 5.
- #99S099 Nutrition Aide (T-02), Animal and Food Sciences-80-percent-time position. Minimum, $12,089 per annum. Assignment in the southern part of New Castle County (south of Old Baltimore Pike.) REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or G.E.D. Experience related to nutrition and food preparation skills. Familiarity with southern New Castle County geographic area. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Valid motor vehicle operator's license and/or own transportation. DUTIES: Assist low income families with young children to develop skills necessary for preparing a nutritious and healthy diet. Teach individuals and small groups how to select nutritious foods, plan balanced meals, use food dollars wisely, prepare and store food safely and develop budgets to maximize food expenditures and other resources. Enter data into computerized reporting system. DEADLINE: Feb. 8.
- #99S100 Staff Assistant (S-06), Center for Molecular and Engineering Thermodynamics, Chemical Engineering-Minimum, $19,230 per annum. REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or G.E.D. with four years' increasingly responsible clerical secretarial experience. Associate degree, prior University experience and experience with MS Word, File Maker Pro, MS Excel, Netscape, e-mail and Macintosh platform preferred. Excellent organizational skills essential, as well as accurate typing and proofreading skills. DUTIES: Provide secretarial support for the director and faculty of the Center for Molecular and Engineering Thermodynamics. Handle all center office functions with minimal direct supervision including arrangements for scientific seminars, symposia and short courses; preparation of center promotional material; manage databases, maintain center web site and assist with accounting for center funding. DEADLINE: Feb. 8.
- #99S101 Nutrition Aide-Cooperative Extension (T-02), Animal and Food Sciences-80-percent-time position. Minimum, $12,089 per annum. Assignment in Kent County. REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or G.E.D. Experience related to nutrition and food preparation skills. Familiarity with Kent County geographic area. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Valid motor vehicle operator's license and/or own transportation. DUTIES: Assist low income families with young children to develop skills necessary for preparing a nutritious and healthy diet. Teach individuals and small groups how to select nutritious foods, plan balanced meals, use food dollars wisely, prepare and store food safely and develop budgets to maximize food expenditures and other resources. Enter data into computerized reporting system. DEADLINE: Feb. 8.
- #99S089 Administrative Assistant (R-07), Office of Alumni and University Relations-Minimum, $20,594 per annum. REQUIREMENTS: Associate degree or equivalent course work in business administration or related field with four years' progressively responsible clerical, secretarial and records experience. One year directly related experience in a university or college environment preferred. Thorough knowledge of the principles and practices of general administration and organization; knowledge of unit programs, policies and procedures preferred. Ability to communicate effectively; analyze interpret data; make independent decisions and judgments in keeping with the level of the position; plan, assign and review and evaluate the work of staff; or any equivalent combination of training and experience. DUTIES: Assist assistant vice president with logistical and administrative arrangements for programs and special events (Winter and Spring Commencements, college convocations, New Student Convocation, building dedications, various President's House events, Parents Day and University awards programs). Maintain assistant vice president's calendar, arrange appointments on and off campus. Receive and screen assistant vice president's calls, mail and visitors. Provide support for the Performing Arts Series by preparing grants, payment for artists, contracts. Maintenance of Parent Programs, Performing Arts Series, Commencement and Convocation budgets. High level of interaction with administrators, trustees, elected officials, parents and faculty. DEADLINE: Feb. 8.
- #99S102 Secretary (S-04), University Library-Minimum, $16,839 per annum. REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or G.E.D. with one year of experience in a clerical or secretarial position; business school training preferred. Knowledge of office practices and procedures. Knowledge of business English; ability to communicate effectively; maintain office records and prepare routine reports; discretion in handling confidential information; good attention to detail and proofreading skills. Experience dealing with diverse clientele. Strong microcomputing experience is essential; working knowledge of WordPerfect or Microsoft Word preferred. Willingness to learn HTML and software applications as needed. DUTIES: Assist in preparing correspondence, newsletters, proposals, speeches, library and University forms, press releases, publications and mailing labels. Use various software applications. Provide secretarial support for the cultivation and acknowledgement of UD Library and UD Library Associates contributions. Maintain donor lists. Assist with faculty research studies. Serve as receptionist for incoming telephone calls and visitors to the Office of the Director. Assist with library events, including interaction for facilities and catering. Prepare documents for mounting on the Library web pages. File, copy, maintain mailing lists and pick up and/or deliver correspondence from other departments on campus. Other duties as assigned. DEADLINE: Feb. 8.
- #99S103 Senior Secretary (S-05), Laboratory Animal Facility-50-percent-time position. Minimum, $8,973 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. Knowledge of office practices and procedures; business English; ability to communicate effectively; maintain records and prepare reports; or any equivalent combination experience and training. DUTIES: Prepare and type reports for AAALAC and USDA, prepare animal care SOPs. Maintain equipment inventories. Process per diem charges on a monthly basis and maintain other financial data. Maintain protocol records. DEADLINE: Feb. 8.
- #99S104 Library Coordinator, (L-06), Access Services Department/ Copy Center, University Library- Minimum, $10,250. Part-time position, 20 hours per week, Monday and Wednesday 4:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m.; Sunday, 1-10 p.m. Hours vary for winter and summer sessions and semester break. REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or G.E.D. Two years' college course work preferred. Previous supervisory experience and substantial public service experience. Working knowledge of photocopy machine and cash register operations; microcomputing experience (knowledge of Excel preferred); ability to type; strong organizational skills; good attention to detail; demonstrated ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing; and demonstrated ability to work without direct supervision and to devise solutions to problems. DUTIES: Supervise student assistants in the Library Copy Center during evening and weekend hours. Assign and direct work, handle scheduling problems, assist with training and contribute to performance evaluations of students. Provide direct assistance during evening and weekend hours to center users, including selling copy cards and public borrower cards; process account transactions, make photocopies and assist library users with photocopy machines. Prepare cash settlement and close out the cash register. Tabulate, prepare monthly statistics. Perform other duties as assigned. DEADLINE: Feb. 8.
- #99S106 Senior Secretary (S-05), Economics-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; business English; ability to communicate effectively; maintain records and prepare reports; or any equivalent combination experience and training. Ability to type mathematical symbols, equations, formulas, numerical data and statistical tables. DUTIES: Screen callers, visitors, mail; respond to non-routine inquiries. Type assigned faculty correspondence and course work-consisting of exams, syllabi and all related materials. Maintain faculty syllabi and course materials. Prepare manuscripts, statistical and technical data, grant proposals, general office forms, brochures, tabulations and reports. Proofread all work. Supervise work-study students completing clerical work consisting of copying, filing and other miscellaneous work. Operate and maintain general office equipment; i.e., computer, laser printers, fax machine and voice-mail. Assist faculty as needed with the use of office equipment. DEADLINE: Feb. 8.
- #99S107 Senior Secretary (S-05), Foreign Student and Scholar Services-Minimum, $17,945 per annum. REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or G.E.D with two years' experience in a secretarial position. Knowledge of immigration procedures and UD operations. Sensitivity to and acceptance of personal and cultural differences and ability to relate well to students from diverse cultural and educational backgrounds essential. Demonstrate ability to effectively handle numerous complex details, set priorities and work under the pressure of deadlines and competing demands. Anticipate and provide alternatives to problem situations, work independently to adapt to changes, exercise initiative and good judgement in dealing with a variety of situations. Ability to communicate effectively, cooperate and deal pleasantly and helpfully with people of diverse cultural and educational backgrounds. DUTIES: Assist staff with overall functions. Handle telephone, order supplies, maintain bi-weekly payroll; assist miscellaneous wage employees and work study students; prepare ISI (International Student Identity) cards and AYH (American Youth Hostel), cards. Process visa requests for incoming ELI (English Language Institute), students; prepare extensions of visas; assist in advising foreign students on University policies and procedures, and about immigration matters and financial concerns. Communicate effectively with faculty and staff about issues affecting foreign students and scholars and their families and answer general immigration questions. Process and maintain J-1 visa program, visa expirations, extensions, dependent visas, schools transfers and on- and off-campus work permits. DEADLINE: Feb. 15.
- #99A033 Sports Turf Technician Assistant, Grounds, Facilities Management AFSCME LOCAL 3472- Work schedule: 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Tuesday-Friday, during spring and fall outdoor athletic season, and 7 a.m.-3:30 p.m., Monday-Friday, during winter and summer months. Seeking a motivated individual with a background in sports turf maintenance. REQUIREMENTS: High school or vocational school diploma or equivalent and must possess a minimum of three years' experience in maintenance of secondary school, collegiate and/or professional athletic fields. Must possess a minimum of three years' experience in the operation of commercial or industrial size grounds care equipment. Extensive knowledge of all aspects of athletic field maintenance (both natural turf and synthetic surfaces), technical equipment, irrigation equipment and NCAA requirements for layout and marking of playing surfaces required. Must possess or be able to obtain within 90 days of hire a Commercial Drivers License with at least a Class B endorsement. Possess and maintain a valid Certified Pesticide Applicators license in turf and ornamental category as required by the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act. Work with all levels of personnel in a professional manner and establish good working relationships with supervisors, coworkers, students, staff and guests. DUTIES: Participate in all aspects of field maintenance. DEADLINE: Monday, Feb. 8.
- #99M033 Part-time food service position-Competitive wages. Public transportation readily accessible. Closed major holidays. Customer service food court for a large national company located at the Trabant Center on the campus of University of Delaware at 17 West Main St., Newark, Del. CONTACT: Call 831-0510.
- #99S108 Senior Secretary (S-05), Employee Services-LIMITED TO UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE EMPLOYEES. Minimum of $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. Strong customer service and interpersonal skills needed. Strong proofreading and grammar skills essential. Analyze and evaluate operational procedures and make recommendations to improve operations desired. Working knowledge of file transfer protocol (FTP) and experience in HTML programming including frame design preferred. Experience with merge documents using Microsoft Word or WordPerfect 6.1 and Microsoft Access/Excel preferred. DUTIES: Coordinate job postings to placed on the hotline, responsible for the distribution and the voice reading of the hotline. Monitor unit's budgets and generate biweekly reports using Access. Code and batch daily employment applications. Verify the accuracy of applicant tracking database. Coordinate the administrative aspects of U.S. Savings Bonds and the annual performance appraisal programs. Type classification documents, employment letters and union postings; maintain files and update classification database. Answer phone lines, administer typing tests and assist internal and external applicants with the applicant process. DEADLINE: Feb. 8.
- #99D002 Postdoctoral Fellow, Psychology-Research on spatial cognition, broadly construed. Funded by NIH, supports a one-year fellowship for collaborative studies on spatial cognition in children and adults with Williams Syndrome, a rare genetic deficit that results in a profound spatial disorder together with relatively spared language. Work in the two collaborating labs includes a broad range of studies on spatial cognition, including spatial attention, object recognition, navigation and spatial language and interfaces among these systems. A variety of methodologies are being employed including eye-tracking, event-related brain potentials and several behavioral measures. Background in behavioral and neurobiological approaches; strength in computational approaches would also be advantageous. One-year position with the possibility of renewal. CONTACT: Send letter describing graduate training and research interests, curriculum vitae and three letters of recommendation to Barbara Landau or James Hoffman, Wolf Hall, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware 19716. DEADLINE: Review of applications begins Feb. 15 and continues until the position is filled. Expected start date, July 1. Applicants can learn more about the research programs involved by referring to <http://hoffman.psych. udel.edu> or <http://udel.edu/ ~zukowski/lab. html>.
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