[Air-l] job announcements (2) - Dept of Communication, Cornell University

[Tarleton Gillespie]

Cornell University
Department of Communication

Position: Tenure-eligible assistant professor, Communication, Human- 
Computer Interaction/Computer-Mediated Communication
Starting Date: Fall Semester, 2007

Description: The Department of Communication at Cornell University is  
seeking a social science scholar to conduct research and to teach in  
the area of Human-Computer Interaction and/or Computer-Mediated  
Communication. We welcome scholars who study the human and social  
dimensions of information technology from psychological,  
sociological, or organizational vantage points. The successful  
candidate will have a Ph.D. in Communication or closely aligned field  
and have (or show promise of developing) a national/international  
reputation doing theory-based empirical research that will contribute  
to one or more of the Department’s core strengths in communication  
and technology, science, risk and environmental communication, media  
effects, and media and society. The successful candidate must be able  
to develop a research program connected to college and university  
priorities in information science, as well as applied social science,  
life science issues, environmental issues, and/or public outreach,  
and should have a high potential for attracting external research  
funding.

Communication faculty teach two to three undergraduate and/or  
graduate courses per academic year, and advise students in the  
Department’s B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. programs.

Salary: Cornell offers a highly competitive salary and benefits  
package. Support for start-up research costs will be available. Women  
and minorities are especially encouraged to apply.

Application: plm29 at cornell.eduApplication: Send letter of application  
addressing position qualifications and goals, vita, official academic  
transcripts, research article(s), and names and contact information  
of three references. Please also have each reference submit a letter  
of recommendation. All materials should be sent to Dr. Poppy L.  
McLeod, Department of Communication, 325 Kennedy Hall, Cornell  
University, Ithaca, NY 14853. For additional information, e-mail Dr.  
McLeod (eduhttp://www.comm.cornell.edu) or telephone 607.254.8896.  
For more information about the Department of Communication, please  
visit our website: .

Closing Date: Applications will be reviewed beginning October 16,  
2006, until candidates are selected. Cornell University is an equal  
opportunity, affirmative action educator and employer.

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Cornell University
Department of Communication

Position: Tenure-eligible assistant professor, Communication, Media  
effects/Media studies
Starting Date: Fall Semester, 2007

Description: The Department of Communication at Cornell University is  
seeking a social science scholar to conduct research and to teach in  
the area of media effects/media studies. We welcome scholars who  
study media from psychological, sociological, or institutional  
vantage points. The successful candidate will have a Ph.D. in  
Communication or closely aligned field and have (or show promise of  
developing) a national/international reputation doing theory-based  
empirical research that will contribute to one or more of the  
Department’s core strengths in science, risk and environmental  
communication, media effects, media and society, and communication  
and technology. The successful candidate must be able to develop a  
research program connected to college and university priorities in  
applied social science, information science, life science issues,  
environmental issues, and/or public outreach, and should have a high  
potential for attracting external research funding.

Communication faculty teach two to three undergraduate and/or  
graduate courses per academic year, and advise students in the  
Department’s B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. programs.

Salary: Cornell offers a highly competitive salary and benefits  
package. Support for start-up research costs will be available. Women  
and minorities are especially encouraged to apply.

Application: Send letter of application addressing position  
qualifications and goals, vita, official academic transcripts, a  
research article, names and contact information of three references.  
Please also have each reference submit a letter of recommendation.  
All materials should be sent to Dr. Michael Shapiro, Department of  
Communication, 319 Kennedy Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY  
14853. For additional information, e-mail Dr. Michael Shapiro  
(mas29 at cornell.eduApplication: eduhttp://www.comm.cornell.edu) or  
telephone 607.255.6356. For more information about the Department of  
Communication, please visit our website: .

Closing Date: Applications will be reviewed beginning October 16,  
2006, until candidates are selected. Cornell University is an equal  
opportunity, affirmative action educator and employer.