Rank for 2 Family Studies Positions and Child Development Position

["Thomas R. Chibucos" <tchibuc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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I posted 4 announcements to the list earlier today.

I am very sorry for the inconvenience; however, I neglected to include the
ranks for the 2 family positions and for the 1 child development/early
childhood position. ***All 3 of these are at the Assistant Professor level.***

The early childhood education/studies position is Assistant or Associate
Professor as indicated in the original post.

Thanks for your patience.

The earlier post follows........


Please share the following information with appropriately qualified
persons.  THANKS!  Please feel free to contact me off-list if you have any
questions.

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POSITION ANNOUNCEMENTS: 4 FULL- TIME TENURE TRACK POSITIONS IN HUMAN
DEVELOPMENT AND FAMILY STUDIES PROGRAM

Family Studies (2 positions).  Doctorate in family studies or related
discipline required.  The successful candidates will be qualified to: teach
classes in family theory, human development in community and ecological
context, marriage and family, and research methods; develop/sustain
scholarly productivity including participation in grant writing and
procurement; advise undergraduate and graduate students; and engage in
university and professional service.  Broad interest in family research
with expertise in at least two of the following: theory, minority families,
policy, research methods, adolescence, parent education, and quantitative
methods.

Child Development/Early Childhood Studies Position: The successful
candidate will be qualified to: teach undergraduate and graduate classes in
child development and infancy, research methods, human development, and
developmental theory from an ecological and community perspective;
supervise on-campus practica, field, and teaching experiences in early
childhood and community settings; develop/sustain scholarly activity
including participation in grant writing and procurement; advise
undergraduate and graduate students; and engage in university and
professional service.  Candidates for the position must possess a doctorate
in child development or related discipline.  Research expertise in one or
more of the following broad areas highly desirable: child development in
ecological context; child and family policy (e.g., welfare, childcare);
parent involvement and education; research methodology; diversity issues. 

Early Childhood Education/Studies (Assistant or Associate Professor).  This
position focuses on pre-service teacher preparation and education.  The
successful candidate will be qualified to: teach classes in early childhood
curricula and program organization, parent relations, child development,
and professional issues from an ecological and community perspective;
supervise student teaching and field experiences in early childhood
education and community settings; develop/sustain scholarly activity
including participation in grant writing and procurement; advise
undergraduate and graduate students; and engage in university and
professional service.   Candidates for the position must possess a
doctorate in child development, or early childhood studies/education, and
experience in pre-kindergarten and kindergarten environments (preferably 3
or more years).  Certification is desirable.  Research expertise in one or
more of the following broad areas highly desirable: child development in
ecological context; early education; parent involvement; research
methodology; and inclusion. 

All positions require active participation in interdisciplinary work and in
building university-community partnerships.  Salary for each position is
commensurate with qualifications and experience.  

Applicants must submit a letter of application with supporting credentials
(vita, official transcripts, three current letters of reference) to: Thomas
R. Chibucos, Ph.D. Professor and Director, School of Family and Consumer
Sciences, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH  43403-0254.
Postmark deadline is 26 November 1999.  For additional information, contact
Dr. Chibucos at (419) 372-7823, e-mail tchibuc@bgnet.bgsu.edu, or visit our
website at http://www.bgsu.edu/colleges/edhd/

Bowling Green State University is an affirmative action and equal
opportunity employer and educational institution.

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Views expressed are mine alone, unless otherwise noted.
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Thomas R. Chibucos, Ph.D.
Professor, Human Development and Family Studies
Director, School of Family and Consumer Sciences
217 Johnston Hall
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green, OH  43403-0254    Phone: (419) 372-7823    FAX: (419) 372-7854
http://www.bgsu.edu/colleges/edhd/FCS/