kusalik@sask.UUCP (Tony Kusalik) (02/06/88)
FACULTY POSITION University of Saskatchewan Department of Computational Science Applications are invited for a tenure-track position at the Assistant Professor or Associate Professor level. The University of Saskatchewan is the oldest and largest university in the Pro- vince of Saskatchewan, serving 14,000 undergraduate students and 1100 graduate students. The Department of Computational Science has 14 faculty members and boasts a small high-quality graduate programme offering both the Ph.D. and M.Sc. degrees, as well as strong undergraduate programmes in three Colleges: Arts & Sci- ence, Engineering, and Commerce. Research has long been of high priority in the Department and is supported by some excellent departmental computing facilities, including a VAX 8600, a Pyramid 90x, a VAX 11/750, two Symbolics 3640 AI workstations, and some 19 Sun workstations, all connected by means of an ether- net. Access to campus-wide facilities is also available, both for teaching and research. The University is located in Saska- toon, a picturesque city of 180,000 people. Rated as one of Canada's most liveable cities, Saskatoon is noted for its afford- able housing and its rich cultural and recreational opportuni- ties. Saskatoon is centrally located in Western Canada with excellent air service to centres such as Toronto and Vancouver. The successful applicant will have a Ph.D. in Computer Science (or related discipline) and a strong commitment to research. All areas of the discipline are of interest, but a special effort will be made to recruit in the areas of Artificial Intelligence, Graphics, and Computer Systems. A curriculum vitae and the names of three references should be forwarded to: Dr. Richard B. Bunt, Chairman Department of Computational Science University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7N 0W0 CANADA All applications will be given consideration, but in accordance with Canadian immigration regulations, priority will be given to Canadian citizens and permanent residents.