spaf@cs.purdue.edu (09/28/90)
[As a member of the advisory board, Prof. Bynum asked me to circulate this announcement. Please DO NOT reply to me -- reply directly to Terry. He will be doing the hiring. There are some exciting things planned for the Center's debut next summer, and this will be in the thick of them. The job should therefore prove exciting, too.] Job Announcement The Research Center on Computing and Society at Southern Connecticut State University is seeking a Research Associate with the rank of Instructor to help run a busy office concerned with computer ethics. Duties will include helping to plan a national scholarly conference on computing and values, develop a research library, prepare curriculum materials, edit books and other scholarly materials. (No teaching is required, although there is the option to teach as an adjunct.) Candidates should have (1) a graduate degree in philosophy (Ph.D. preferred), (2) a college degree or significant experience in computing, and (3) excellent office management and human interaction skills. Prior academic editing or desktop publishing experience preferred. Prior library employment or library science study also preferred. This grant-funded position, which is contingent upon Board of Trustees approval, is for one year, with a strong possibility of renewal for a second year. Salary $30,000. Suggested starting date November 15th. Closing date for applications October 15th. Applications should include a letter of inquiry, a resume', and two letters of recommendation. Send to: Professor Terrell Ward Bynum, Director Research Center on Computing and Society Southern Connecticut State University New Haven, CT 06515 Phone: (203) 397-4423 or 397-4554 FAX: (203) 397-4207 E-Mail: BYNUM@CTSTATEU.BITNET