[Air-L] Job: Philosophy, Science and Technology

[Hans Klein]

School of Public Policy
Georgia Institute of Technology
685 Cherry Street
Atlanta • GA 30332-0345 • USA

FACULTY POSITIONS IN THE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY

START AUGUST 2009

The Georgia Institute of Technology. The program 
in Philosophy, Science and Technology (PST) in 
the School of Public Policy seeks applications 
for one or more full-time, tenure track positions 
in philosophy beginning in August 2009 at the 
rank of Assistant Professor. We are especially 
interested in philosophy of technology or in 
ethics of science and technology. We are also 
open to a variety of specializations such as 
sustainability or emerging technologies like 
nanotechnology, digital communication, and bio-medical development.

For one of these positions, the competence and 
willingness to teach modern philosophy is 
strongly desired. We are also interested in 
strengthening Georgia Tech’s Center for Ethics 
and Technology. Both positions will involve 
working within a highly interdisciplinary and 
globally oriented research community with 
abundant opportunities for collaboration within 
the Institute and across major research universities in Atlanta, Georgia.

Applicants should submit a curriculum vitae; a 
statement of research and teaching interests with 
clear evidence of demonstrated teaching success 
and the potential for a successful research 
program; electronic copies of one or more papers; 
and three reference letters.  Please send 
application by email to 
<mailto:facsearch at pubpolicy.gatech.edu>facsearch at pubpolicy.gatech.edu 
with “philosophy” in the subject line.  If that 
is not possible, send to Karen Halsted, Search 
Secretary, School of Public Policy, Georgia 
Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA 30332-0345, USA.

Review of applications will begin November 10, 
2008, and will continue until positions are 
filled.  The availability of the positions is contingent on funding.

The Georgia Institute of Technology is located in 
the heart of Atlanta, a dynamic city with a 
tradition of civic pride and diversity.  Founded 
in 1885, Georgia Tech consistently ranks among 
U.S. News & World Report's top ten public 
universities in the United States. In a world 
that increasingly turns to technology for 
solutions, Georgia Tech is using innovative 
teaching and advanced research to define the 
technological university of the 21st century.

AN EQUAL EDUCATION/EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY INSTITUTION.