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The
Department of
Communication Sciences and Disorders at the University of
Wisconsin – Madison
seeks to hire two tenure-track faculty members at the level of
assistant,
associate, or full professor.
Appointments will begin August, 2017.
Applicants must have a Ph.D. (or
equivalent) in
Communication Sciences & Disorders,
Developmental/Experimental Psychology,
Linguistics, Cognitive/Behavioral Neuroscience, or a related
field. Prior
teaching experience is preferred. Candidates must show potential
for developing
outstanding and highly visible scholarly research as well as
excellence in
undergraduate and graduate teaching. Appointment with tenure
requires review by
the Biological Sciences Divisional Committee prior to
appointment. A criminal background
check is required
prior to start of employment. Principal
duties are: 1. teaching
undergraduate
and graduate courses in the Department of Communication Sciences
and Disorders in areas appropriate
to
candidate's interests and background, as well as areas of
departmental
needs; 2. establishing / conducting an independent, active
research program in
areas of specialization; 3. mentoring and advising students in
undergraduate,
masters and/or Ph.D. and AUD degree programs; 4. providing
university and
professional service as appropriate for career stage. Preferred areas of emphasis
are
science/speech disorders and hearing/audiology. Expertise in one
or more of the
following areas is highly desirable: speech science, acoustics,
speech motor
control, phonetics/phonology, fluency, voice, neurogenic
speech/language
disorders, hearing/audiology and/or neuroscience. The Department of
Communication
Sciences and Disorders is committed to diversity and community
building.
Candidates of any race, ethnicity, and gender are welcomed. For assured consideration, applications
must be
received by 11/15/2016. Please send all application materials to
Rhonda Jacobs
at rhonda.jacobs@xxxxxxxx and reference PVL 88056. Applications
will
be accepted until the positions are filled. Application
materials should
include the following: 1. Cover
Letter 2. CV 3. Research
Statement 4. Teaching
Statement with
prior teaching evaluation materials. 5. Two
publications 6. Three
letters of recommendation. --
Ruth Litovsky, PhD
Professor of Communication Sciences and Disorders; Surgery/Otolaryngology
Director, Binaural Hearing and Speech Lab, Waisman Center
Director, Undergraduate Studies in Communication Sciences and Disorders
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1500 Highland Ave
Madison WI 53705
Phone: 608-262-5045
Email: litovsky@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
URL: www.waisman.wisc.edu/bhl
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