STEPHEN@RPIECS.BITNET (02/07/90)
Dear Reader:
The following is an announcement for a position in our department. If
you are aware of other network channels (besides Edtech@ohstvma,
cge@marist and graphics@ohstvma) that might have among their readers
individuals who specialize in graphics, would you please cross-post
this note? Alternatively, if you'll send me the address, I'll do so
myself. Thanks very much for your help.
Tim Stephen
Associate Professor of Communication
Dept. of Language, Literature & Communication
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Graphics. Search re-opened. Tenure-track opening to start
September 1990. Assist in developing graphics concentration for M.S. in
Technical Communication program and teach at both undergraduate and
graduate levels. Expertise in theories of visual communication and in
electronic and print media desirable. Prefer Ph.D. or master's degree
in hand; will consider ABD for instructorship. Commitment to research
and/or theory-development as well as to excellence in teaching and to
the interdisciplinary nature of the department. Rank and salary open,
prefer assistant professor. Applications will be considered beginning
March 1; position will remain open until filled. Apply to Merrill D.
Whitburn, Chair, Department of Language, Literature, and Communication,
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY 12180. Enclose
self-addressed postcard for acknowledgment of receipt. AA/EOE
Institute, Troy, NY 12180. Enclose self-addressed postcard for
acknowledgment of receipt. AA/EOE
The RPI campus is located in New York State's Capital District, an
area rich in history and alive to the present. Within an hour's drive
are the summer residences of the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Boston
Symphony, the New York City Ballet, the Williamstown Theatre, and the
Lake George Opera Festival, as well as summer and winter recreational
facilities of the Adirondack, Catskill and Berkshire mountains. New
York City, Boston and Montreal are within a few hours' travel by car,
bus, or train.
Tim Stephen STEPHEN@RPIECS