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MLA JOB INFORMATION LIST
English Edition
December 1974
Copyright © 1974 by the Modern Language Association
CONTENTS
Zip Code Index and Subscription Information . . . . . . inside front cover
General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pa g e
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Chairmen's Statements
U.S. Four-year Colleges and Universities
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Canadian Institutions
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Comparative Literature
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Linguistics
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Additional Entries
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Published by the Modern Language Association of America in
cooperation with the Association of Departments of English.
Detach here
1974-75
MLA JOB INFORMATION LISTS
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ZIP CODE PREFIXES
Note: The U.S. zip code system begins with Puerto Rico (006-009), moves to New
England, then state by state from region to region generally westward across the
continent: Middle Atlantic, Southeast, East Central, North Central, Mid-Central,
South Central, Southwest and Rocky Mountains, Pacific.
STATE
ZIP
PAGE
Alabama
Alaska
Ari zona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
C onnecti c u t
Delaware
D. of Columbia
F lor i d a
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
L ouisi a n a
Maine
Maryland
M assachuset t s
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
340-369
995-999
850-865
716-729
900-966
800-816
060-069
STATE
ZIP
20
Montana
46
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
N orth Car o l i n a
N orth Dakot a
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
P ennsylva n i a
P uerto R i c o
R hode I s l a n d
S outh Car o l i n a
590-599
690-693
890-898
030-038
070-089
870-884
090-149
270-289
580-588
430-458
730-749
970-979
150-196
006-009
028-029
290-299
570-577
370-385
750-799
840-847
050-059
220-246
980-994
247-268
530-549
820-831
41
37
42
39 5
197-199
200-205
320-339
300-319
13
13
19
18
967-968
44
832-838
600-629
40
31
460-479
24
500-528
27
34
22
36
660-679
400-427
700-714
039-049
206-219
010-027
480-499
550-567
386-397
630-658
4
13 1
26
29
21
33
S outh D a k o t a
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
V ir g i n i a
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
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SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION
The Job Information Lists are published four times during the academic year — in
October, December, February, and May. All issues provide information about four-year
colleges and universities; the February and May issues contain supplementary two-year
college listings. The cost of a subscription for an MLA member in the continental U.S.
and Canada is $12.00, and $16.00 for a member in Hawaii, Alaska, o r ov e r s e a s .
Nonmembers
pay $17.00 in the continental U.S. and Canada, and $21.00 in Hawaii, Alaska, or overseas.
To order t h e L i st s , complete the coupon on the front cover and return it to the MLA, with
your check in the appropriate amount. All orders must be re aid.
Subscri tion Information (cont.)
The Lists are sent by first-class mail to subscribers in the U.S. and Canada, and by
airmail to all other areas (thus the $4.00 additional charge in Hawaii, Alaska, and
overseas); they should be received shortly after the publication dates listed below.
Please note, however, that these are ro ected dates onl and are subject to change.
O ctober i s s u e
D ecember i s s u e
F ebruary i s s u e
M ay is s u e
1 8 October 1 9 7 4
22 November 19 74
1 4 Februar y 1 9 7 5
1 1 Apri l 19 7 5
Further inquiries should be directed to Kristin M. Helmers, Coordinator, Job Information
Service, 62 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10011.
I N T HI S
I S SUE
Nearly 1,000 departments of English, comparative literature, and linguistics have provided information for this issue, representing almost 70% of all such departments in
four-year colleges in the U.S. and Canada. Although this response level is close to
that of the October List (1,025 entries), the number of definite or possible job openings has declined — as expected, since many chairmen report that previously-announced
vacancies have now been filled or are in the process of being filled.
GUIDE FOR USING THE JOB INFORMATION LISTS
Read through the issue item by item to see which departments would welcome your letter
of application or inquiry at this time.
Use the zip code index on the inside front cover to find the states and regions of
particular interest to you.
Send letters of application ~onl
to d e p a rtments that have expressed an interest in
receiving letters from candidates with your qualifications. In addition to specific
information on definite or possible job openings, the List contains a number of "no
vacancy" statements. These are included for a specific purpose: if a department
reports that it has no openings, do not waste your time and the chairman's time by
w ri t i n g .
If no information has been provided by the chairman in this issue, you must judge in
each case whether or not a letter of inquiry would be worthwhile.
GENERAL ADVICE FOR CANDIDATES
Be sure that your dossier (transcript, letters of recommendation, and other material)
is ready to be sent out by your placement bureau to any chairman who requests it.
Prepare and duplicate a one-page vita sheet to enclose with any letters of inquiry or
application. In your letters of application, it is probably wise to express a willingness
page i
General Advice (cont.)
to be interviewed at the chairman's convenience. Professional meetings provide a
convenient opportunity for such interviews.
While it is important to begin to search for a position immediately, you should be
aware that hirin o e s on all e a r. Su r veys indicate that only about half of all
English and foreign language departments have begun recruiting by the end of December,
and that the majority of departments do not complete the recruiting process until
spring, in some cases until summer.
Bear in mind that the candidate who has not limited his or her search for a new
position to a particular geographical. area or kind of institution is most likely to find
a position. Do not discount the small colleges or emerging institutions where one often
has the opportunity to teach a wide selection of courses to students of varied backgrounds.
MLA ANNUAL CONVENTION
The Annual Convention of the Modern Language Association will be held in New York City,
26-29 December 1974. The meetings are scheduled in the New York Hilton Hotel (English)
and the Hotel Americana (foreign languages). Registration and Job Information Centers
will be located in both hotels. The two Job Centers, designed to assist both candidates
and chairmen, will be located in the Rotunda of the New York Hilton (English facilities)
and in the Princess Ballroom of the Americana (foreign language facilities). The
following services will be provided:
(1) Chairman's Si n-in Desk. Chairmen or departmental representatives who plan
to hold job interviews during the Convention, whether in their own hotel suites or in
the Interview Areas of the Job Information Centers, should sign in (name, institution,
hotel and room number) at the main desk in the appropriate Job Information Center so
that candidates with whom they have been in correspondence regarding interviews will be
able to locate them. Although a chairman's name may appear in Who's Where, it is often
impossible for candidates to get through the busy hotel switchboards for room information. A brief stop at the Sign-in Desk by a thoughtful chairman can save much confusion
and worry for a candidate who has received a letter saying, "I want to interview you .
Get in touch with me at the Convention."
(2) Counselin Service. The Job Information Center Counseling Service affords
jobseekers the opportunity to discuss individual job-seeking problems with experienced
department chairmen. While the counselors cannot help candidates obtain interviews,
they can and will offer objective and concrete advice on such matters as the appropriate
content and presentation of vitae and letters of application, the kinds of institutions
to which candidates might most profitably apply, realistic approaches to job interviews,
etc. Counselors will be on hand at the Centers to speak with interested candidates from
10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. on the 27th and 28th and until noon on the 29th. A ppoint ments can be arranged through the staff person on duty in the Interview Area.
(3) I n t e r v i e w A r e a . For the convenience of department chairmen and candidates,
one room in each Job Information Center will be set aside for job interviews. Chairmen
who wish to use the Interview Area should schedule their own interviews either by letter
before the Convention or by leaving messages at the Message Center. Table assignments
in the Interview Areas, which will be open from 9:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. on the 27th
and 28t'h and until noon on the 29th, will be given to chairmen or departmental representam e mber w i l l b e o n d u t y t o
tives on a first-come, first-served basis. An MLA st af f
assist chairmen and candidates.
(4) V a canc N o t i c e s . A list of job openings received too late to be included
this edition of the Job Information List will be posted on bulletin boards in the
appropriate Job Center. Chairmen who have last-minute vacancies should submit
( cont . o n i n si d e b a c k c o v e r )
p age i i
Four-Year Colleges and Universities
MA 01109
SPRINGFIELD
AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL 0
ENGLISH
E 16
No positions are open at the present time. Please do not send
applies,tions.
PUERTO RICON.i.
William Duffey, Chairman
I NT E R A ME RI C AN U
I ENGLISH 6 L I N G U I S T I C S
SAN GERMAN
P R 0075 3
Need Ph.O. or Ed.D. in TESOL, or Linguistics w it h
strong TESOL concentration, to initiate graduate program in TESOL. F l u ent Spanish required. F a m iliarity
with Puerto Rican Public School System advantageous.
Will interview at MLA Convention.
C OF HUMANITIES R I O P I E ORAS
PR 0093 1
E
U OF PUERTO RICO
ENGLISH
SPRINGFIELD -
) iSPRINGFIELD C
I ENGLISH
7
MA 01109
E
18
David k. Carlsonr Chairman.
) (WESTERN NEW ENGLAND C
I ENGLISH 6 H U MANI T I E S
Prof. Domitila D. Belaval
C hm E n g l si h
University of Puerto Rico C of Humanities
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico
00931
SPRINGFIELD
MA 01119
1 9 74
No vacancies anticipated in English, Frenciu German,
or Spanish in 1975-76. L'nsolicited letters cannot
be acknowledged.
Patricia h)ilier, Chairman
No openings f o r eseen.
No openings fo r
;17
I(o openings for 1975-1976. Please do not write,
O ctober 15 ,
U OF PUERTO
ENGLISH
E
C OF GEN STUDY
PR 00931
RIO PIEDRAS
E8
I WILLIAMS C
I ENGL ISH
W ILLIAMSTOW N
MA 012 6 7
E
21
W e antici pate several openings :
( I ) a n i ni t i a l o r m o r e
senior appointment in American Literature and American Studies;
( 2) an i n i t i a l a p p o i ntment i n American L i t e r a t u re ; and (3 ) a n
1 9 7 5-76.
Prof. Nivea H. McClintock
Acting Director, Basic English Dept.
) n(t)s l
s P Pointment i n Medieval S t u d i e s .
N ovember I, l 9 7 4
Lawrence Graver, Cha i r man
FITCHBURG SC
FITCHBURG
MA 01420
E
ENGLISH
22
'
October 15, 1974, it .i tine no open-ngs fcr t" e
academic -!ear 1975-76 cre exnected. Plea. e do cot
w rit e .
Terry H. Grahar, Chsirtan, -nglish De"t.
MASSACHUSETTS
AMHERST> MA 01002
AMHERST COLLEGE
ENGLISH
E9
i NICHOLS C
I ENGLISH
T here ar e n o v a c ancie s f o r 1 9 7 5- 7 6 . Please do n ot
write. Letters of application cannot in most cases
be answered.
John Cameron, Chm.
8 November 1974
I U OF MASSACHUSETTS
ENGLISH
AMHFRST
NORTHAMPTON
MA 01002
11
Joseph Frank
Head, Department of Enm.
MA 01060
13
No vacancies a re expecte d f o r 1 9 7 5 - 7 6 .
Applications cannot be acknowledged.
1 9 74
WESTFIELO
24
MA 01610
ENGL I SH
E
28
We anticipate no vacancies or new appointments ior 1975-76.
Please do not write! We regret that we will not be able
to acknowledge unsolicited inquiries.
William H. Carter, Jr., Chairman
O ctober I 6 , 1 9 7 4
0 OF THE HOLY CROSS
ENGLISH
MA 01610
WORCESTER
A speciali.st in written communication — composition, rhetoric — with
experience and ability to direct development of writing program.
Ph.D. Possibly another opening for poet to teach creative writing;
experience, publication.
B. Eugene McCarthy, Acting Chm.
9 November 1974
P aul Pi c k r e l
Chairman
D partment of English
i WESTFIELO SC
i ENGLISH
WORCESTER
i CLARK U
E
O ctober 14 ,
E
G.orfe P.:i)nston
Cheirmsn
We do not foresee any vacancies
for 1975-76.
SMITH C
I ENGLISH
MA 01570
:ie anticipate no openings for 1974-75. I regret tsat we
are unable to acknowledge letters, but ther will 'oe
olaced on file.
E
October 11, 1974
DUDLEY
MA 01085
E
15
No vac mme ie s anticipated. Please do not
w rit e .
Abe Qelson
Chairman, English Qept.
10-11-74
' FRAMINGHAM SC
i ENGLISH
FRAMINGHAM
MA 01701
E
31
No vacancies at present; none anticipated. Applications
cannot be a c knowledged.
Elmer W. Sal e n i u s ,
O ctober 23 , 1 9 7 4
C h ai r man
PAGE 1
N ORTH ANDOVER
,i MERRI MACK 0
r ENGLISH
M A 01 8 4 5
E
33
We do not envisionopenings or staff changes for 1976-78. While
inquiries and applications will be kept on. file, increasing numbers
prohibit acknowledgment in every case.
John J. Murphy, Chairman
~ LOWELL SC
LOWELL
MA 01854
r ENGLISH
E
34
CAMBRIDGE
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
EXPOSITORY WRITING
MA 02138
E
Asst. Prof. to administer the program in Expository Wri.ting required
of all Harvaid and Radcliffe Preshmen; also to teach 1 section of
Expository Writing each semester. Experience as college teacher and
administrator, completed Ph.D., and strong fefs. essential; significant publication on the theory or practice of rhetoric considered
highly important. Candidates should send application and vita to:
Prof. G. B. Evans, Director of Expository Writing, Student Unron
Building, Harvard. No applications will be considered after March
1, 1975. Harvard is an Equal Opportunity employer.
No openings; unsolicited letters cannot be acknowledged
R obert A S te i n
Chairman, Dept, of English
Oct 15 ,
r SALEM SC
I ENGLISH
1 974
SALEM
MA 01970
HELLENIC C
E
36
Personnel needs for 1975-76 will not be known
until February or March of 1975. At present, there
appears to be .little prospect of additional openings.
O ctober 21 ,
1974
r rGORDON C
E
r BENTLEY C
ENGLISH
WALTHAM
38
i TUFTS U
I ENGLISH
MEOFORD
Irelvin' .Coveyr Chairman
BOSTON
MA 02114
E
I ENGLISH
O ctober
1 0 , 197 4
6 25 HUNTINGTON B O S T O N
MA 0211 5
MA 02154
(C. H. Vivian, Chmn., Oct. 19, 1974)
Two poss1bls term appointments for September '75,
both chief'ly.in composition. One should have training
and experience 1n supervising language-laboratory-type
work using cassettes, graduated progress tes'ts• stc.
The other should have strong supplementary background
in Journalism, technical writing'and sditingr pvbl1c
rslgtions and sales writing. Equal opportunity employer.
MA 02155
E
52
We anticipate no vacancies for 1975-76. All letters
will be put on file but cannot be acknowledged.
No vacancies anticipated for 197 5-7 6
Stanley M. Vogel, Chairman
r ENGLISH
49
Albert Storie, Jr.
Chairnan, i;nglish Department
37
At present rre have no openings. Should a change occur
in our status, we will announce it herc,
r BosT0N' sc
E
lYe anticipate no vacancies r.
'or 1975-76.
MA 01984
WENHAM
MA 02146
October 15, 1974
Joseph Flibbert, Chairman
English Department
I ENGLISH
rr SUFFOLK U
BROOKLINE
I ENGLISH
E
O ctober 23 ,
'39
No vacancies expected for 1975-76. Richard S. Tyrell, Chm. English
Dept.
WELLESLEYC
I ENGLISH
1974
Bernard McCabe, Chairman
Department of English
WELLESLEY
MA 02181
E
56
E
61
Should an openi ng for 1974-75 develop, we will
a nnounce i t h e r e . Until them please do not write.
Helen Storm Gorse, Chairman
10/10/74
5 IMMllNS C
ENGLISH
BOSTON
MA 02115
E
42
George W. Nitchie, Chairman, Department of English
10 October 1974
U 0 F M A 5 5 A CHri 5 ET T 5
BOSTON
MA 02125
E
44
r ENGLISH- - ~
~
F , Sey mou r Kat z , C ha i r .
College One is seekrng a director for a small, bvt expandincr E. S. L. Program. C a ndidates should have a doctorate,
professional training and . Eperience in F.. . L . a t al l
levels, anri interests in Fnglish and American. literature,
or linguistics. 'lpening for,7anuary, 1975 or Sept., 1975.
'Je also have an opening in Modern Britis'r literature, or
the historv or theorv of literary criticism o r S e p t e mber .
We encourage minoritv and crnmen canciidates to applv. 11/74
" .
COLLEGE II
B OSTON M A
021 2 5
E
Possibly two openings. Probably in Literature before 1800. We
encourage women and minority candidates. We' ll put applications
on file but we' re sorry we can't guarantee an answer. Equal
Opportunity Employer.
Prof. Philip Finkelpearl, Chairperson
U of Mass at Boston
CAMBRIDGE
ir HARVARD U
r ENGLISH C AMER LIT C LANG
MA 02138
The Department expects to have made its final
recommendations for all vacancies by the first
week i n D e c ember .
E
BOSTON
MA 02215
Our budget for next year is not yet known. We expect to appoint
an established senior scholar with interdisciplinary interests to
edit our journal Studies in Romanticism. One or two appointments
to assistant professorships are hoped for, one possibly in American
Studies/Afro-American Literature. Dossiers should acconpany applications made after December 1. Boston University is an Equal
Eugene Goodheart, Chairman
O ctober 2 2 , 1 9 7 4
We anticipate no vacancies for the academic year 1975-76.
U OF MASSACHUSETTS
ENGLISH
BOSTON U
ENGLISH
45
r rBOSTON U
COLLEGE CF BASIC STUDIES
I RHETORIC
BOSTON
MA 0221 5
E
62
Possible opening for instructor or assistant professor to
teach freshman rhetoric. Candidate preferred with
academic preparation in rhetor1c, linguistics and logic
and experience and demonstrable s uccess i n t ea c h i n g
I'reshman composit1on. Ph.D. or A.B.D. Affirmative
A cti o n .
Harry H. Crosby, Chairman, Rhetoric Department
10/16/74
WHEELOCK C
ENGLISH
BOSTON
MA. 02215
E 63
No possibility of openings for the academic year beginning Sept.,
1975.
Robert Meredith, Professor of English
O ctober 2 2 1 9 7 4
rr STONEH ILL C
I ENGLISH
NORTH EASTON
MA 0 2 3 5 6
E
65
No vacancies are anticipated for the next
We regret that we are unable to
academic year.
answer th e many applications but are appreciative
of the interest i n our C o l l e g e .
F rank L . R y a n
Chairman
10-15-74
PAGE 2
SOUTHEASTERN MASS
I ENGLISH
UNIVERSITY
NORTH DARTMOUTH
MA 02747
E
67
Because of budgetary limitations, we do not
urticipate any vacancies for the 7975-76 acaclemic year •
PROVIDENCE
l (PROVIDENCE C
I ENGLISH
RI 02918
E
We anticipate no openings for 19i4-19(5.
d o no t w r i t e .
Oc t ob e r 1 5 , 19 7 4 .
79
Please
Earl J • Dias e Chairman
J ohn F .
MA 02766
NORTON
i WHEATON C
I ENGLISH
E
68
Wheaton College is not currently hiring for next year,
nor do we see the possibility of any positions opening
up. If there should be a change in the situation, we
will place a description of the opening in the Job
L ist s .
October 14, 1974
F rances Shirl e y ,
Chairman
NEWHAMPSHIRE
NASHUA
i RIV I E R C
I ENGLISH
E
BARRINGTON
RI 02806
E
69
We anticipate no openings for the academic year 1975-76. If any
openings develop, they will be announced here. Unless and until
such an announcement is made, please do not write.
Samuel T. Logan, Jr., Chairman
Division of Humanities
October 20> 1974
O LO FERRY RO
BR IS T O L
RI 02809
MANCHESTER
l NOTRE DAME C
I HUMANITIES
E
HOOKSETT
i MT ST MARY C
I ENGLISH 6 F O R EIGN LANGUAGES
N ovember ,
N ovember 5,
82
d urin g
NH 03106
E
84
E
86
197 4
N o va c a n c i e s
J. Je spersen , Coor di n a t o r o f L a n g uages
1 November 1974
ex p e c t e d
1 974- 1975.
Sr. Mary V. Fulham, Chairman
RI 02881
KINGSTON
NH 03104
W e do not a n t i c i p a te any openings fo r ' t h e 1 9 7 5 7 6
a cademic y e a r ,
John J • O ' Hara
Chairman
IIumanities Division
October 1 5 , 1 9 74.
No vacancies are anticipated in
1975-1976
I lU OF RHODE I S L A ND
I ENGLISH
80
Sister Marjorie Francoeur
Chairman, English Department
10/18/74
ROGER WILLIAMS C
HUMANITIES
NH 03060
We anticipate no vacancies for academic 1975-76
All letters will be placed on file but cannot
be acknowledged
RHODEISLAIIID
ii BARRINGTON C
I HUMANITI E S
H e n n e dy , C h a i r m an
E
73
C OLBY C NEW HAMPSHIR E
ENGLISH
NEW L O N D O N
NH 03257
1974
NO VACANCIES ANTICIPATED.
CARL M• CCCHILAN
CHAIRMJINr ENGLISH DEPARTMENT
We can accept no more applications. Our sincerest thanks
to the hunrlreds who replied to our October listing. Watch
the February list for any further possibilities.
Jordan Y. Miller, Chairman
R H 0 0 E I S L A N 0 S C H00 L 0 F
ENGLISH
0E S I 8 N
PROVIDENCE
RI 0290 3
E
75
KEENE
i KEENE SC
I ENGLISH
NH 03431
E
88
Possibility of part time positions in freshman composition.
We anticipate no openings for 1975-76. Should one
develop, we will announce it here. Please do not
George Sullivan, Head
English Department
O ctober
i RHODE I S L AND C
I ENGLISH
write until then.
Malcolm H. Keddy
Chairman, English
October 14 , 1 9 7 4
16, 1 9 74
PROVIDENCE
R I 0290 8
E
76
We expect to fill an anticipated opening at the rank of instructor or Assistant Professor in linguistics (completed
doctorate and background in literature required). W e are a l s o
interested in candidates who have considerable experience and
special training in the teaching of expository writing (doctorate or appropriate professional experience required). Both
ositions are subject to budgetary approval, which may not be
ortheoming for some time. Nark Estrin, Chairman, Eng.Dept. 11-6
) BROWN U
I ENGL ISH
PROVIDENCE
RI 02912
E
77
I1975, tentatively 2 Assist. professors ph.D. req. (I)
Direct lerrr; course in functionaL writing, and tr ach
rh:teria, stylistics, or public speak inc. Pr r.fr rrr:rl
sr rondary f i r I d : Enr r . l an g u a a r . ( 2) L i t er ar y t heo r y & c r i t i c.iem inClur'inc film 6 pOSS ibly rlrame.
P r e f e r rr 8 SerOn-
dary I ir ld: romantic or mode rn po< try.
A.D. Van Nostrsnd, Chairman, Srptrmbr rBRYANT C
I ENGLISH
SMITHFIELD
-197rI .
NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE C
LITERATURE 6 LA N GUAGE
AN TR IM
NH 03440
L etters cannot b e
We anticipate no vaoaneies I'
or 1974 76 ,
acknowledged,
Robert E, Ilieheel
Chairman
i DARTMOUTH C
I FNGLISH
NH 0 3755
E
92
We expect ta hire twe beginning assistant professors.
Do net apply in Restoration and 18th Century, Victorian,
Romantic, American fiction, or 20th Century British
f'iction. We are especially interested in a Shakespearean, and in a Ph.D. With scholarly training whe has
published and can teach creative writing. An eaual
opportunity employer.
N o e l Perrin, Chairman; 10-22-74
RI 02917
E
78
No vacancy anticipated for 1975 - 76. Please do not write.
Robert F . B i r r
Cha rman, English Department
B ryant Co l l e g e
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I U OF MAI NE
I HUMANITIES
A T P R E S QUE ISL E
PRES Q U E IS L E
ME 0476 9
E 1 0' I
!bo vacancies anticipaterl for 1975-76 in
Lnol i s l t or F r enc h .
MAINE
George
i ' r . I s o wti t.'i
Chairman, Iiuruanitics Division
i lovember 1 , 197 4
ME 04005
E 94
BIDDEFORD
ST FRANCIS C
HUMANITIES
0 OF MAINE AT FARMINGTON FARMINGTON
I ENGLISH
ME 04938
E
110
English Education likely.
Rene, 18th Cent, or Rom likely in 76 if not in 75.
P hds o n l y .
Letters welcomed for both possibilities.
Sorry, no positions available at this time.
Gaetana F. Santa Lucia, Chairman
Allen Flint
'10-30- 74
BRUNSWICK
' BOWDOIN C
ENGLISH
ME 04011
E
O ctober 28 ,
95
1974
VERMONT
We anticipate no vacancies for 1975-76 and
cannot answer unsolicited letters of application.
James D. Redwine, Jr., Chairman
U OF MAINE AT PORTLAND-GORHAM
ENGLISH
ME 04038
PORTLAND
E96
Medieval Specialist: The UMPG Engl. Dept. seeks Asst. Prof., English,
810,500 811,000 for Sept. 1975. Medieval Specialist, primary interest
in Chaucer and Contemporaries, with teaching knowledge of Medieval
Continental Lit. and 16th C. English and Continental Lit., including
Shakespeare, to teach Introductory Medieval, and Renaissance courses
(12 hr. load). Requirements: Ph.D. or publication equivalent to dissertation; demonstrated or potential excellence in teaching. Applications close March 5, 1975. Send with resume and transcripts to:
William H. Slavick, Chairperson.
November 7, 1 974.
WATERVILLE
i COLBY C
I ENGLISH
ME 04901
E 108
We have heard from the.Administration that we will be cut back
next year, so we will have no positions available. We are sorry
in lots of ways and appreciate the interest of those who have
written. Douglas N. Archibald, Chairman. November 6, 1974.
N ORTH WINDHA M
ST JOSEPH • 5 C
I ENGLISH
ME 04 0 6 2
E
97
No openings for the foreseeable
future. Letters cannot be
acknowledged.
WINDHAM C
ENGLISH
SPRINGVALE
E
I BATES C
ENGLISH
LEWISTON
98
ME 04240
99
10 2
Need, begin 1/13/75: Assoc Prof w/di.ss in Shakespeare. Publications and .exp. teach Shakespeare, undergrad Milton course sometimes,
and service courses, including introduction to drama. Asst Prof
interested in teaching mod lit, writing, and service courses. Ph.D.
in hand. Closing date for applications for both jobs: 12/21. No
phone calls. UMO is EOE. Robert Hunting, Chairman, English Department. Unfv. of Me.. Orono. Maine 04473
ME 04609
r
0 rr 'ni r i n n l e nr ar o rr C C r triy S t t h i n n O i n t h u t g t g S n n 1 il e l y
ir nt ue vi l l n ebr. nn anpoi n t mnnt ' i n I! g n Hnnllnit i e s f o r n ex t
year.
'y!I 1 limy I'.. Carpd» tcr,
Di rrcto r
f
116
An Equal Opportunity Employer
I ST MICHAEL'5 C PROG I N
ENGL I N T L ST U
W INO O S K I
V T 05 4 0 4
I ENGLISH
I Octobe r 1 4 , 197 4
No vacancies expected for 1974-75. L e tters will be
placed on file, but cannot be acknowledged.
JOHNSON SC'
ENGLISH 6 FOREIGN
JOHNSON
LANGUAGES
V T 05 6 5 6
E
119
No openings anticipated for
1 975-76 .
Unsolicited inquiries will,
n ot b e a n s w e r e d ,
NORTHFIELD
NORWICH U
I ENGLISH
V T 05 6 6 3
E
11/1/7 II
ME 0447 3
BAR HARBOR
E
As of now, plans for next year still up in the air.
'b
'
1' g
y y
y
I d ~ b bl
b
or black studies or modern British drama.
Kenneth S. Rothwell, Chairman
120
FOR 1975-76.
E
C OF THE ATLANTIC
HUMANITIES
V T 05 4 0 1
WE DO NOT ANTICIPATE AIIY OPENINGS
C h a i r m an
ORONO
BURLINGTON
r U OF V ERMONT
I ENGLISH
ons
Theatre scholar with strong. background in
directing; or vice versa; probably assistant
p rof e s s o r ,
r U OF MAINE AT ORONO
ENGLISH
n o n e e x p e c te d
P rof e s s o r Er i c Ho e c k e r
D r. J o h n D u f f y
O ctober 1 4 , 197 4
E
Adrdress James Hepburn ,
—
11 4
Eugene P. O' Neill, Director, Intensive
English Program and Co-ordinator for
M.A. TESL Programs, St. Michael's College.
ME 04083
ib/eare not nlanning to have a ny add i t i
or deletlons in our stni'f for 75-76
Please do not write: Gilles E. Auger
Chairman
V T 05 3 4 6
E
N o va c a n c i e s
Pobert McKibben, Chrm., Eng.
i NASSON C
I HUMANITI E S
PUTNEY
f Hunaniti as
M I DDL E BURY C'
ENGLISH 6 D R AMA
A lf r e d X l o e c k r e r , H e a d
English Department
MIODLEBURY
V T 057 5 3
E
125
E
126
We raay have one or tiro vacancies for 1$75-76,
All letters will be acknovrledged.
' Ienry B . I y r x c k z t t
Chairman
I MIDDLEBURY C
AMERICAN STUDIES
MIDDLEBURY
V T 0575 3
W e have no openi n gs and anticipate none
foreseeable future.
Peter Stitt, Ohm
Jimerican Studies
Middlebury College
Middlebury, Vt. 05755
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E 127
LYNDONVILLE
LYNDON SC
ENGLISH
No openings — anticipate none.
Prof. D. Kurt Singer, Chairman
HAMDEN
CT 06518
O UINNIPI A C C
E 1 45 .
I ENGLISH
We anticipate no full-time vacancies for 1975-1976, but there may
be part-time possibilities foz applicants living within
commuting distance of Hamden, especially if the applicant has
background and/or experience in Mass Comsunications. All letters
will be put on file, but not all can be acknowledged.
O ctober 18 ,
1 9 74
Oscar Jose Santucho, Chairman of English
i U OF BRIDGEPORT
ENGLISH
BRIDGEPORT
'e rIonot anticipate eny on .nings
CT 06602
E
14 7
E
150
n r nevi, year .
CONNECTICUT
HARTFORD
r TRINIT Y C
I ENGLISH
C7 06106
E
129
One possible opening: Assistant Professor with Ph.D., successful
teaching experience and professional promise. In late 17th-18th c.
non-dramatic English and/or 18th-19th c. American literature and
modern critical, esp. structuralist, theory. An equal opportunity
employer.
(We apologize foz being unable to acknowledge all letters
and may not be certain of the opening until March.)
r iWESTERN CONNECTICUT SC
I ENGLISH
CT 06810
DANB U R Y
At this time there are no operdngs, Please watch our
listing in the next Job Information Bulls tin.
Oct, 29r 1974
Dr. Kathleen McOrory
Chairman/English Department
Paul Smith, Chairman, Department of English, Trinity College
WEST HARTFORD
ST JOSEPH C
ENGLISH
CT 06117
E
1 31
There are no vacancies at this time. Applicants qualified ro
conduct seminars in creative writing, film, etc. in short term
artist-in-residence situation are invited to send credentials
and stipend requirements; I;hese will be considered should
v acancies occur .
I'eter A. Brazeau, Chairman
10/15/74
CONNECT I CUT C
ENGLISH
iWEW LONDON
C T 063 2 0
E
135
Although no decision has been made, it is possible we will
appoint an instructor who can teach courses in medieval literature,
the history of the language, and linguistics.
October 28,
G. J. Willauer, Jr.
Chairman
1 974
NEW LONDON
US COAST GUARD ACAD
H UMANITI E S
CT 06320
F
136
NEW JERSEY
I FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 0
ENGLISH
S ETON HALL U
ENGLISH
No vacancies anticipated for Academic Year 1975-76.
FAIRFIELD
FA IRF I ELD U
C T 064 3 0
ENGLISH
E 139
10/25/74
We will very likely have openings at the assistant professorship
level in the following areas:
1) Seventeenth Century and Composition (Ph.D. preferred)
2) Eighteenth Century and Composit,ion (Ph.D. preferred)
3) Journalism and general literature
Fairfield University is an equal opportunity employer.
SOUTH ORANGE
MORRIS AVE
i KEAN SC
ENGLISH
CT 06505
E
1 42
i e w .l l n ot : a :c a r r ; F u l l " i n e o s o n i r g s . Pe like to besz rarepeople
. ho live in thr..'.err:isren area sr: azc nterester'. in part-time teaching, e special l y
:: spe e c h , ',ourra".Isrr, tr chnical or business .rziting.
CT 0651 1
F
143
UNION
NJ 0708 3
E
160
r NEWARK C OF ENG INEERING
I HUMANITIES
3 2 3 H IGH S T
NEWARK
NJ 0710 2
F.
16 1
(To be called "New Jersey Institute of
T echnology" a s o f J a n u ar y 1 , 1 9 7 5)
No vacancies anticipated.
for ti.e craderricyear; r5-76. Dary D. Farnban, Chair;oman
CT 06515
F
i RUTGERS U
ENGLISH
NEWARK C OF
A S S NEWARK
NJ 07 102
E
16 2
O penings may b e available for highly qualified
p eople i n t h e s e a r e a s Third World Literature,
Journal i s m , A d v a nced Grammar, History of the English
L anguage, En g l i s h a s a Second Language.
Edward Huberman
Chairman, Department of
E nglish
1 1/ 1 / 7 4
At .orate;rt".'.rare seems to be no rrossibility of either
NEW HAVEN
15 9
J.P. Pattinson, Chairman
Humanities Department
full-tine or nsrt-tine onsitiolx. in tireEnglish De.mrtuent
, SOUTHERN CDNNECTICUT SC
ENGLISH
E
Elizabeth Hubermsn
Chairman, English
P aul ' i s r x
haizmsn
NEW HAVEN
NJ 0 7 0 7 9
No openings at trris time. Should one develop,
we will announce it here.
10/31/74
Nicholas Rinaldi, Chairrrmn
ALBERTUS MAGNUS C
ENGLISH
1 58
E dward T . By r n e s , C h a i r m a n
Ronald A. Wells
C ha irman
WEST HAVEN
E
Retirement replacements for 75-76 "possible" in
Drama, 18th Century, Linguistics (special
attention will be given to candidates who have a
command of Spanish); Ph.D. and experience
p ref e r r e d .
No vancancies anticipated at this time for
1 975- 1 9 7 6 .
1 6 October 1 9 7 4
U QF NEW HAVEN
ENGLISH
NJ 07070
RUTHER F O R D
14 4
Unfortunately, I do not anticipate any openings in the L'eoari,ment for the 1975-1976 acadenic year. Letters of inquiry will
be answered, and they will be nlaced on file for futurr.reference.
'riilliam S. Osborne, Chairman
lh October 1974
WILLIAM PATJVERSDN C
ENGLISH
WAYNE
N J 074 7 0
F. 166
1.0/16/74
Should any openings for 1975-76 develop, we will announce
them here. Until then please do not write. We cannot
acknowledge random applications.
Virginia R. Mollenkott
English Chai r p er son
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I ENGLISH 6 H UMANITI E S
LOCI
N J 076 4 4
E
167
I IRUTGERS U
I ENGLISH
DOUGLASS C
NEW BRUNSWICK
NJ 0890 3
E 18 2
Although lines are not certain w e h one to have three
openings, possibly one as Associate Professor and twn
There are no positions open at this tine,
as Assistant Professor, in the following areas: American Literature, Twentieth Century, Nineteenth Century,
Renaissance, especially Shakespeare.
Carol' Smith, Chairperson
O ctober 2 2 , 197 4
Sister Mary Viterbia, Chairman
W LONG BRANCH
MONMOU C
NJ 0776 4
E
I ENGLISH
1 6 nctol e r
169
I RUTGERS U
I ENGLISH
UNIVERSITY C
NEW BR U N S W ICK
NJ 0890 3
E 183
A t the moment we' re under a t o t a l j o b f z s eze at t h e
U niversi t y , b u t w e cont i nue t o h ope that we' l l b e a bl e t o a c t
o n the vacancy we announced in t h e l a s t l i s t . No m or e appl i cations, please, and.,please, do not telephone.
1974
yo vacancies for the academic veoz 1" 75-76.
J. Sinus . Cusi rr. an
English neosztment
I DREW U
ENGLISH
November 7, 1974
NJ 0 7 9 4 0
MADISON
E
171
Jehu M, Warasr
Chairmam
Octsber 11. 1974
MADISON
MADISON
N J 0794 0
E
1 72
CONVENT STATION NJ
FED N BRNSWK CS NEW BRUNSWICK
NJ 0890 3
E 184
jI RUTGERS U
I ENGLISH
LIVINGSTON C
07961
E
173
NEW YORK
We anticipzte no vacancies for 1975-76. All letters
will be put on file but cannot bs acknowledged.
10/31/74
.
I GLASSBDRD sc
NEW BR U N S W I CK
NJ 0890 3
E 185
Chairpszsoni tenured or tenurabla (imperative)i
published work needed; administrative ability useful;
desire to work for multi-racial, n on-sexis t e d u c a t io n n e c essar y .
M.J. Glissrmac, Chairperson
1 4 October 1 9 7 4
Only part-time positions may be available in
general areas of communications and journalism,
C OF ST E L I Z A BETH
I ENGLISH
i RUTGERS U
I ENGLISH
Job possibilities in New Brunswick are as
indicated in the listings for the individual
college departments. Please do not address
Thomas R. Edwards
inquiries to this office.
Chairman
We shall have ma speaiags fer 1975-1976
I FAIRLEIGH D I C K I NSON U
I ENGLISH
William Walling, Chairman
Sister Jean Hemmer
.Gbairxan. Enslish Dsnartment
GLASSBORO
.NJ 08028
I ENGLISH
E
174
829 S HIMK IN
NEW YORK U
ENGLISH EDUCATION
NEH YORK
NY 10003
We anticipate no vacancies for 1975-76.
October 23, 1974
I PRINCETON U
I ENGLISH
It is Possible that we will have an available position in 19751976 for an Assistant Professor in applied linguistics. Applicant s
must have experience and interest in preparation of secondary
Charles T . Donobue
Chairman
PRINCETON
school teachers of English.
N J 08 5 4 0
E
177
October 18, 1974. P o s sibility of one or two
appointments in fields of American literature, modern
drama, and modern British literature. E qual o p p o r t u n i t y
e mployer .
NEH YORK U
ENGLISH
E
178
October 10, 1974
I anticipate no openings for the 1975-76 academic year.
Paul C. Sherr
Chairman
I TRENTON SC
I ENGLISH
TRENTON
N J 086 2 5
E
RUTGFRS C
E
188
II BaRUCH C
I ENGLISH
CONY
10/14/74
NEH YORK
NY 1001 0
E
189
We do not now know what our needs will be for 1975-76. All
letters will be put on file but cannot be individually acknowledged. We do plan to interview people at the next MLA meeting.
We are an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer.
Edward M. Potoksr, Chairman, Department of English
17 9
Ne do not anticipate any new positions for 1975-76.
Letters of application will be put on file but cannot
be acknowledged.
Dr. Jane 2. B r ovm, Chairman
October 14, 1974.
I RUTGERS U
I ENGLISH
NY 10003
Professor James W. Tuttlston, Chairman
Decaztment of Enzlish
N J 086 0 2
TRENTON
NEH YORK
Ouz needs are as yet undetermined. But it appears possible that we
may need to appoint a senior specialist in 18th century English
literature and a senior specialist in modern drama. We are an
equal opportunity employer.
John Fleming, Appointments Chairman
I IR IDER C
ENGLISH
Roger L, Cayer , Chai rman
28 October 19 74
NEW BRUNSWICK
NJ 0890 3
E 18 1
N EW SCHOOL FOR SOCI A L
I HUMANITIES
RESEAR C H
NEW YORK
NY 10011
E
190
The entire faculty of the New School is part-time. Typically, an instructor will offer only the one course hs or she loves to teach, and
perhaps has no opportunity to offer in his or her home institution.
Fsw of ouz courses are conventional; none is "required"; most are scheduled in the evening. We have no departments, and minimal bureaucracy
Our students are adults, usually busy during the day; well over half
of tham are college zzaduates. Wa are always eager to enveztain proposals for interesting new courses. Rsuban Abel, Chairman
Right now we have no authority to appoint in 1975-76.
Later, we may be able to offer an assistant ozofessorship to someone qualified .in linguistics but whose
major interests are literary; and conceivably
to someone else in a field other than the Renaissance,
17th Century, and Modern Brztxsh. vqe will not be
interviewing at MLA.
D. F. H oward , C h a i r man 1 0 c 14
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YESHIVA U
STERN C FOR WOMEN
I ENGLISH
NEW YORK
NY 1001 6
E
191
I The budget for next year is not yet available, but no full-time
openings are anticipated. It is, however, likely that we will have
one or more part-time vacancies:
I) General literature and Composition (Ph.D. preferred)
2) 18th and 19th-century literature & Composition (Ph.D. preferred)
We will interview after MLA when budget is clarified.
P. Plotkin, Chairman
ii F INCH C
5 2 E 78 S T
I ENGLISH 6 COMPARATIVE L I T
NEW YORK
NY 1002 1
E
194
Wa anticipate no vacancies for 1975-76.
Letters of inquiry are kept on file for
six months bu t c a n not b e a c k nowledged
O ct, 17
1 9 74.
i iHUNTER C CONY
Carol A .
H a wkas , C h a i r man
NY 10021
NEW YORK
I ENGLISH
E
195
NO NEW APPOINTMENTS INTENDED AT THIS TIME.
Professor G. M. Pinciss
Associate Professor & Chairman
10/22/74
i MARYMOUNT MANHATTAN C
I ENGLISH
NEW YORK
' NOTRE DAME C-ST JOHN'5 U STATEN ISLAND
I HUMANITIES
NY 10301
E
207
We aaticipatano vacancies fer 1975-1976 in either English or
foreign languages, Please ds not write until further notice,
Dre Thomas D Heuchimn Chairman, Division sf Hmnsaities
.October 11, 1974
MARITIME COLLEGE, SUNY
HUMANITIES
FORT SCHUYLER, BRONX, NY 10465
The Humanities Department of State University of New York Maritime College expects to have two positions in English available
for the academic year beginning September 1975. Initial appointment will be for one year and may be renewed. Rank: Ass't Prof.
Salary: $13,000-$14>000. Ph.D. and at least one year experience
(full-time or part-time) required.
The Department is most eager to hire candidates with backgrounds that fit them to one (or more) of the following
categot'ies (although outstanding candi.dates with the ph.D. in
English, regardless of specialty, will be considered):
(a) Fields of ma or interest: comparative literature;
drama, modern literature.
)
). .
h
t)
~
psychology; sociology; political science; fine arts; or another
fi.eld appropriate to a multidisciplinary department offering
courses in the humanities and the social sciences.
i) n
):
d«
d
teaching English as a second language; film.
NY 10021
E
J oel J . B e l s o n
Prof. of English
7 November 1974
196
Hiring plansfor 75-76 uncertain at this time, but there
is virtually no possibilit y f o r a f u l l - t i me opening.
Please do not write; unsolicited inquiries cannot be
acknowledged.
John A. Costello, Chairman
English Dept., 6 Nov. 74
I COLUMBIA U
NEW YORK
I ENGLISH I C O MPARATIVE LI T
NY 10027
E
I
198
HER6ERT H LEHMAN C
I ENGLISH
CUNY
BRONX
NY 1046 8
E
212
We anticioate no full-time openings for September 1975.
Applications for the previously-listed positions
f or 1975-76 ar e now cl osed.
T h o s e r e c e i ved ar e
being evaluated, and no further applications vill
be consider ed .
Walter Dubler, Chairnian
English Department, Lehman College
I BARNARD C
I ENGLISH
NEW YORK
NY 10027
E
COLUMBIA U
199
Applications for the two assistant professorwhips
announced in tha (btober ~Lit are now being considered and ars closed with this notice. We do not
anticipate any other openings for 1975-76.
November 7, 1974
NEW YORK
NY 1002 7
E
201
G.M. Pinciss, Chairman
CONY
10/13) 74
, PACE UNIV .
WEST C HESTER PLEASANTVILL E
I LI TERATUREn COMMUNIC) C F O R L ANG
NEW YORK
NY 1003 1
E
202
MARYMOUNT C
I ENGL'I SH
E
21 8
10/31/74
NY 10591
E
221
E
2 22
Ve do not anticipate any full or part time openings
in the near future,
Leo Cooley
Chairman
Dept. of English
10 Oct. '74
C hair m a n .
1974
3 3 W 42 S T
NY 10570
P a c e U. in Westchester
TARRYTOWN
Edward Quinn
i CUNT) GRAD SCHOOL
ENGLISH
213
Danie 0. Fiahoney, Chairman
Department of Lit and Comm,
W E AR E L O O K I N G FO R A PH. D. IN RHET O R I C
SEMANTICS OR AP P L I E D L I N G UISTICS.
O ctober 16 ,
E
Richard Podgorski, Chairman
10 30/74
C
NY 10471
There are no fulltime or parttime
vacancies available.
No positions will be available for Fall 1975.
I T HE C i i Y
ENGLISH
BRONX
We anticipate no vacancies for 1974-1975. All
letters will be put on file but cannot be
acknowledged,
Hemington P, Patterson
Chairnmn
CUNY
i iHUNTER C
I ENGLISH
I C OF MT ST VINCENT
I ENGLISH
NEW YORK
NY 1003 6
E
204
We hire at the Full and Associate Professor levels, and do not
te any
anticipate
any openings this year. Anyone who wishes to teach in
h Cit University system should write directly to I s s
n roand community colleges, after consulting the informatio p
vided in this List.
i iC OF WHIT F
I ENGLISH
PLAINS
We expect t o
WHITF. PLAIN S
NY 10 6 0 3
h a v e n o openings f o r 1 9 7 5- 1976.
Carol B. Gartner, Chairman
Division of Arts and Letters
O ctober 11 , 1 9 7 4
Allen Mandelbaum, Executive Officer, October 16, 1974
PACE UNIVERSITY
I ENGLISH
1 PACE PLAZ A
NEW Y O P K
NY 1003 8
E
205
16 October, 1974 -- We anticipate no full-time openings.
Occasionally we have need of part-time instructors in
remediation and ESL.
Raymond S. Bur ns ,
C h a i r man
CONCORD I A COLLEGE
I ENGLISH
BRONXVILLE
NY 10708
E
223
Ws anticipate no vacancies for ).975-76. All letters
will be filed but cannot be acknowledged.
10/25/74
Thomas R. Sluberskin Chairman
Depts. of' English, Communi.cations
a nd Phi l o s o p h y
PAGE 7
NEW ROCHELLE
C OF NEW ROCHELLE
I ENGLISH
NY 1 0 8 0 1
E
226
We anticipate no vacancies for 1975 1976, All letters
will be put on file and.ackmnrledgad,
GARDEN CITY
, ADELPHI U
I ENGLISH
E
D ona1d A . W o l f
Chairman
Department of Eng1ish
NY 10960
NYACK
E
229
A RCHITECTURE
iI WEBB INST OF NAVAL
I HUMANITIES
GL EN C O V E
NY 1154 2
E
24 5
Ne do not anticipate any vacancies this year, o r i n
the foreseeable future. Ne can' t acknorrledge letters
of applicatiorr or inquiry.
We anticipate nn vscanci.es for the coming year.
A11 1.et t e r s r i l l be out on file but cannot be
a c'knornledt e d .
1 I)/11/74
244
1 'Ie do n o t expect any openings in fu11 time
p osi t i on s f oz 1 9 7 6 - 7 6 .
Bernard J• McMahonn Chiiirmsn,
~ NYACK C
I ENGLISH I SPEECH
NY 11530
l ii l l i a m A . F r y , He a d
Deaartment of Enelis'h.and Speech
WEST POINT
I US MI L I T ARY ACAD
I ENGLISH
16 October 1974.
o n activ e d u t y .
NY 10996
E
231
NY 11550
HEMPSTEAD
I HOFSTRA U
I ENGLISH
E
247
All instructors are commissioned officers serving
K.G. Meems, Major, USA, Executive Officer
No openings anticipated for 1975-76.
Unsolicited applicati'ons cannot be
acknowledged.
Ruth Prigozy - Chairman, English Dept.
, US MERCHANT MARINE ACAD
H UMANITIE S
NY 11024
KINGS POINT
E
232
Head, Dept. of Humanities
Charles Wm. Ferris
O ctober 15 , 1 9 7 4
NY 11201
BROOKLYN
E
235
( 1 0/11/7)I)
STONY BROOK
SU OF NEW YORK
I EI4GL I SH
NY 11790
E
TROY
RUSSELL SAGE C
I ENGLISH
BKLYN Cr NEW SCH LIB ARTS 210 LIVINGSTON
B R O O K LYN
COMPOSITION
NY 11201
254
256
n o vacancies fcr this year or
in 1975-76 •
will be filed but cannot be acknowledged.
N Y 121 8 0
E
h e ant i c i p a t e
10/10/74
OLD WE S T B U R Y
NY 1156 8
E 24 9
~ Project e d v a c a nc y f o r assoc. prof. in composition & rhetoric
t o s e r v e a s Di r . of Composition. M in. 5 yrs. full-time
college t'caching, preferably with administrative experience
directing a composition program, plus publications in fields
related to college composition. N o other positions this
year. U n s olicited letters c annot b e a c k n o w l e d g e d .
Martin Stevens C h a irman
1 I/I3/74
An Equal Opportunity Employer
R obert C . F o x
C hairman, Eng l i s h
O LD WESTBUR Y
Nothing in American Studies in prospect. People with experience
in and commitment to the teaching of skills, particularly to
urban students, may wish to contact Charshee McIntyre, Convener,
Communicative Skills Group — though it is by no means clear that
any positions will be available.
Paul Lauter, Convener, American Studies
No vacancies and none anticipated
ST FRANCIS C
ENGLISH
SU OF NEW YORK
I AMER STUDIES
Thomas Cook
Chairman, English
N ovember 1 , 1 9 7 4
G eorge Br i n t a n ,
Coordinator
P RATT I N ST
ENGLISH 6 HUMANITIES
NY 11205
BROOKLYN.
I anticipate no openings for 1975-76.
Letter of inquiry or application cannot
be acknowledged.
Carl L. Craycraft, Chairman
1 1 Octobe r 1 9 7 4
CONY
iI BROOKLYN C
ENGLISH
BROOKLYN
NY 1121 0
E
238
.Maurice Kramer, Chairman
1 9 74
CTHDRAL C OF THE IMMCLTE CONCEPTION
ENGLISH
No final assurance an number of positions but will accept applications for 1) Early American Literature (Colonial and Federal) 2)
Victorian poetry 3) Modern Literary Theory 4)Contemporary British
Fiction. Applicants should have Ph.D. now or have completed degree
by August '75. SURYA is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Walter
Knotts, Chairman. 11/8/74
SCHENECTADY
UNION C
ENGLISH '
NY 12308
E
261
Will interview at Convention candidates well-grounded in Eng. and Am.
lit. for 2 possible openings. Ren. 6 pre-modern drama important for
I position; other courses moderately adaptable to candidates' interests. Acquaintance with non-English lit.& with allied disciplines
highly desirable. Innovativeness, intellectual verve, ability to convey enthusiasm primary considerations. Regret we cannot acknowledge
11/1/74
inquiries. EOE. Frank Gado, Chairman.
There are no openings at present for 1975-76.
O ctober 11 ,
NY 12222
E 260
SU OF NEW YORK
ENGLISH
DCUGLASTON
NY 11362
E 240
BARD C
LANGUAGE 6 L I T E RATURE
A NNANQLE-HDSN
NY 1 2 5 0 4
Bard's Division of Languages and Literature can foresee
no openings fo r
No plans for hiring next year.
Rev. Eugene A. F e l d haus, Chai r man
ST JQHNrS U
ENGLISH
JARA I CA
I<Y 11439
E
240
We wish ta make an appointment at the senior level (Professor or
erature..
Associate Professor) in the field of English Romantic Li.
Applicants should present a strong record of publi.cation in this
area. Send applications to: Marcelle Thiebaux, Chairman
St. John's University
Grand Central 4 Utopia Parkways.Jamaica
ST MARY C
I ENGLISH
1 9 7 5-76•
Clark Rodewald, Chairman
Divi.sion of' Lang. and Lit.
O ctober 22 , 1 9 7 4
NEWBURGH
NY 12550
E
No opemings in Fngl I
ah anticipated f or
263
I 0/ 1 7/74
1975 76, Unsolicited lette? s cannot be
aoknowledged
James V. Mcgnery
Chairman, Department of English
PAGE 8
SUC OF NEW YORK
I ENGLISH
Eo openings anticipated.
NEW PALT'I
NY 12561
E
264
A.M. Cinquemani
October 11 , 1 9 74
POUGHKEEPSIE
MARI ST C
I ENGLISH 6 COMMUNICATION ARTS
NY 12601
E
265
F
2 6 6'
Unsolicited letters cannot be acknowledged.
Jeptha H. Lanning, Chairman
Department of English & Communication Arts
POUGHKEEPSIE
i VASSAR C
ENGLISH
NY 12601
Anticipate 4 possible vacancies r 2 1-year s u b s . , I ns t . or
A sst P ro f . (P h . D . ) f o r F re s h . a nd Soph. c o u r se s i n E n g .
and Am. Lit. 2 regular vacsnciesr 1 Asst. Prof. (Ph.D.) Am.
Lit., 1 Asst. Prof (Ph.D.) Eng. Lit. with major interest in
20th Century. Affirmative Action Employer.
D. T. Mace, Chairman, Department of English 11/4/74
SARATOGA SPRNGS NY 1286 6
i SKIDMORE C
ENGLISH
, UTICA C
I HUMANITIES
E
2 68
PLATTSBURGH
NY 1 29 0 1
E
269
No openings anticipated.
Carl W. Engelhart, Chairman
State University College
olat t s b u r gh , New v"x k 1 2 901
EISENHOWER C
HUMANITIES
SENECA FALLS N
October 15, 1 9 74
Y 1 31 4 8
James I. Campbell, Div. Director
10 October 1974
SYRACUSE
NY 13210
ENGLISH
i isT LAwRENcE u
274
5 U N Y• UP ST AI E M E 0 C E N T ER
ENGLISH
7 66 I R V I N G A V E SYRACUSE
NY 1321 0
E
275
There will be no job openings for the coming academic year.
Also, we will not be able to answer any letters of inquiry.
Oct., 1974
LE MOYNE C
ENGLISH
Geraldine Chavis,
Coordinator, English Studies
SYRACUSE
N Y 132 1 4
E 276
October 15, 1 9 74
No openings anticipated for 1975-76. W e will k e e p
applications on file for a year or so in the event
an opening occurs, but we cannot acknowledge unsolicited letters of application. Equal Opportunity
Employer.
Cornelius Novalli, Chairman
i iHAMILTON C
I ENGLISH
CL INTON
NY 13323
F
277
We may possibly have an opening for 1975-76 for an instructor (ABD)
or assistant professor (Plr.D.)who is a specialist in 19th-century
I'.
nglish literature willing to do most of his or her work in sections
of freshman compositioriand introduction to English literature.
Appointment for one year, with renewal Fossil>leto four. Do not
send dossier. Ilarhiltonis an equal opportunity employer.
Austin Briggs, Acting Chairman, October 17, 1974
CANTON
NY 1361 7
E 281
There seems little possibility at this time that we will need to
hire anyone next year; indeed, there is an even chance that we will
lose a position, As a resultr we cannot give real consideration to
random inquiries and applications, 0, F, McFarland, Chm, 10/10/74
I CLARKSON C OF T ECH
I HUMANITIES
POTSDAM
NY 13676
E
283
The positions announced in the October Lists are still in
the process of being filled; selected canaan.ates will be
i nt e r v i e w e d a t M L A . As w e a r e s w a mped w i t h l et t er s o f
application, those received atter December 15 cannot be
answered.
Affirmative Action/
B radfor d B . B r o u g h t o n
Equal Opportunity Emplyr.
Chairman-Humanities Department
i SUC OF NEW YORK
I ENGLISH 6 DRAMA
POTSDAM
NY 13676
E
284
We do not anticipate any openings in the English
Department for the 197..
'-76 academic year.
Kelsie B . H a r oer
Su OF NEW YORK
8 INGHAMTON
NY 1390 1
ENGLISH
E 287
We expect to be able to make appointments in journalism, creative writ
ing> and modern American literature. Journalists: substantial practical vorking newspaper experience. Poets: substantial publication
record. Amer. lit. applicants: strong background in American Studies.
All applicants should. have record of demonstrated strength in teaching
Tentatxvely, appointments are at assistant professor level; higher appointments are not precluded. An additional one-year appointment is
also available in Folklore and English.
Back Bowen, Chairman
November 1, 1974
Department of E glish
FREDONIA
NY 14063
E
288
No vacancies anticipated for 1975-76, but persons with
doctorate in hand and qualifications in Linguistics,
English Education, or Modern American Literature may
write if they wish to be considered for possible
vacancies in the spring and fall, 1975. A l l inquiries
will be acknowledged, though the reply is not expected
to be encouraging. William A. Neville, Chairman, 10/16/74
, 'CANIslus c
E
Beginning assistant professor, Ph.D. required. Field: Early 17th
Century British and Shakespeare.
Beginning assistant professor, Ph.D. required. Field: Contemporary
B rit i s ! r l i t e r a t u r e an d l i t e r a r y t h e o r y .
For Jan. 1975, beginning assistant professor, Ph.D., literary field
open, to teach in experimental Preshman English program, TESE, and
literature.
Arthur W. Hoffman, Chairman
Nov. 5, 1 9 7 4
280
I ENGLISH
SUC OF NEW YORK
I ENGLISH
No opaniags anticipated in either modern languages or
Literature for academic year 1975"1976.
' sYRAcusc u
E
We do not expect any openings. Please do not write•
F rank Bergmann, Chairman, Nov. 4 , 1 9 7 4
Two new appointments for1975-76. Rank and salary dependent
upon qualifications. Ph.D. orequivalent necessary. The
department needs facultywith multiple 1nterests. Please do
not send dossiers until r e questede I nquiries wil l b e an.swered ln November orDecember if the department is interested,
others cannot be acknowledged. An Equal Opportunity Employer.
Robert Foulke, Chairman, Nov. 5,1974
SUC OF NEW YORK
ENGLISH
NY 13502
UTICA
BUFFALO
NY 14208
ENGLISH
E
290
We do not expect to be adding any new
members to our department for the 1975-
1976 academic year .
October 15, 1974 hlelvin Schzoeder,
Chairman, " ngli s h
B UFFALO
STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEBE AT BUFFALO
ENGLISH
NY
1 422 2
E
Children's literature. Doctorate essential (Ph.D. or Ed.D., but must
include substantial coursework in English). Assistant professorship
or hi gher , d e pending on experi ence.
Probable opening in developmental English. Doctorate plus experience
in teaching disadvantaged students. Assistant professorship or higher. William A. Donnelly, Chairperson, Dept. Recruiting Committee.
I HOBART 6 WILLIAM SMITH C GENEVA
NY 14456
ENGLISH
E 298
1
Two positions for Fall, 75. 1 ) Creative Writing, general lit and
expository wricirg: HA or HFA; experience desirable; publications
necessary. Rank depends on qualifications. Write: James Crenner,
Creative Writing Program. 2) Beginning Asst. Prof. P rimary de s i d e r a cd
I
4
Women s Studies, Comparative Literature (German emphasis s pecia l l y
desirable), interdisciplinary studies (specially with music) ; p l u s
teaching expositorv writina. Write: John Lydenberg, Chmn.
kquar opporcunrcy empcoy5i.
KFUKA C
KEUKA PARK
NY 14478
E
ENGLISH
299
Ho vacancies now or anticipated,
Lotus Snow, Cirairrasn
Depart sent o v n li s h
October 11, 1974
I
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NAZARETH C OF RDCHES TER
I ENGLISH
ROCHESTER
NY 14610
E
300
We anticipate no openings vrhatsoever for the
academi.c year 1975-76. Wc are sorry that Dr!solicited inquiries csn Do lor.g r be acknowledged.
Suzette R . G r a haru
Chairman, English
I iROBERTS WESLEYAN C
I LANGUAGE C LITERATURE
ROCHESTER
303
C. Harold Hurley, Chairman, Lanaaaae and Literature
October 1 0 , 1 9 7 4
I HOUGHTON C
HOUGHTON
NY 14744
E 305
I ENGLISH C S P EECH
One appointment for Ph.D. in journalism or communications. Experience
and publications desirable. Expertise in typography, graphicsi
NY 14802
E
307
Dr. Drv1d M. Charm
October 14, 1974
Division of Hurrmnities
ITHACA
! CORNELL U
I ENGLISH
NY 14850
E
308
ITHACA
E
POINT PARK C
I ENGLISH
PITTSBURGH
315
PA 15222
E
October 16,
316
1974
0 OF P I T T SBURGH
PITTSBURGH
PA 15260
I ENGLISH
October 16, 1974 R o bert B,Hinman, Cher!.
' WASHINGTON C JEFFERSCN C WASHINGTON
I ENGL I St!
The gnglish Department does not exPect
to make any additions to its staff for
n ext y e sz .
We are now hoping to make one appointment at the
beginning level (cf. October statement)> probably
in Victorian or modern British or dramatic
literature.
Barry B. Admas, Chairman
1 November 1974
ITHACA C
I ENGLISH
.PA 15219
I DUQUESNE U
i ENGLISH
One, possibly two, openings at Assistant Professor level
for 1975-76. Candidates must have demonstrable wide experience
and high ability in teaching of Composition. Work in development
and administration of elementary Composition programs particularly
desirable. Ph.D. or equivalent required. Will consider candidates interested in half-time positions, but at present not authorized to make half-time appointments in tenure stream. EOE
No vacancy.
Chairman
314
I'm sorry to report that, within the foreseeable
future, we will have no openings in our Department.
Please do no t w r i t e ; u n s o l i c i t e d l e t te r s w i l l no t
be answered.
David Orr, Chairman
technical writing, and.news reporting helpful.
James E. Barcus, Chairman
Division of English and Speech
October 16, 1974
ALFRED
E
Budget for next year not yet available.
Hopefully, one vacancy or more may be filled for 1975-76.
If that becomes possible, we will announce it here,
Until then please do not write. Ho le t t e r s c a n b e
acknowledged.
James P. Beymer
Chaizman, English Department
We anticipate no new openings.
I ALFRED U
ENGLISH
PA 15213
Sorry, no openings. No letterer please. Arthur M. Eastman,
Headr English Dept., 1 November 1974
NY 14624
E
PITTSBURGH
I CARNEGIE-MELLON U
I MODERN LANGUAGE C LITERATURE
E
319
October 11 , 1 9 74
James W. Gszgano, Chairman
NY 14850
WAYNESBURG
! WAYNESBURG C
E
PA 15301
309
PA 15370
E
I ENGLISH
320
We have no openings at present. Should one occur, we will
announce it here. Until then, please do not write.
We anticipate no openings.
10/14/74
Charles C. Grace, Chairman
Fred B. McEwen
(Chairman)
GREENSBURG CMPS GREENSBURG
PA 1560 1
E
I 0 OF PITTSBURGH
I HUMANITIES
Joanne J .
BEAVER FALLS
PA 15 0 10
E
3 11
We have no openings in English at present!
nor do we anticipate any in the near future.
Please do not write.
N . M. C a r s o n , C h a i r m a n
N ovembez, 1 9 7 4
ROBERT MORRI 5 C
I HUMANITIES
O ctober 14 ,
322
We Nnticipate no openings for academic year
1975-76. Please do not write. Unsolicitecl
letters cannot be acknowledged..
PENNSYLVANIA
i GENEVA C
i ENGLISH
October 11, 1974
NARROWS RUN RO
C O R A O POLIS
PA 1510 8
E 31 2
V i a n o , C h a i r man
10/14/74
LATROBE
PA 15650
ST VINCE
E 324
I ENGLISH
1 November 197b. P o s s i b l e one year opening for Instructor or
Assistant Prof. to teach Novel, Cinema, introduction to lit.
and freshman comp., and one interdisciplinary course. 12 credit
Salary depends on degree and rank. No
hours per semester.
decision possible until April. All applications will be i'iled
until then.
Ronald E. Tranquilla
Chairman
INDIANA U OF P ENNSYLV
ENGLISH
INDIANA
PA 15701
E
i
1 9 74
325
A i sp
ma have a few temporary one-Year positions in 1975-7f
We ~
interested in someone with strong community college background.
Ho vacancies for the 1975-76 school year.
Craig G . S waugez
C hairman, B ng . D e p t .
O ctober 1 1 , 1 9 7 4
Prof. Thomas A. Marshall
Chairman, Humanities Department
CARLOW COLLEGE
I ENGLISH
PITTSBURGH
No openings expected.
Sister Kathleen Healy
October 14 , '.974
PA 15213
E
313
I HUMANITIES
November 1, 1974.
JOHNSTOWN CAMPS JOHNSTOWN
15904
E
Unfortunately. noopenings anticipated
Carroll Grimes, Ch'airman
Humanities Division
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HERMAN
S AINT FI DELI S C
I ENGLISH
PA 16039
E
328
MANSFIELD SC
'I ENGLISH
MANSFIELD
PA 16933
E- 345
I
We do not expect vacancies for 1975-76.
do not w r i t e .
No opening for 1975-76. Please do not write.
Please
Oct. 14, 1974
Rev. Gervase Degenhardt, Chm.
John E. S a v e s on , C h a i r m an
SLIPPERY ROCK SC
I ENGLISH
S LIPPERY ROCK
PA 1 6 0 5 7
E
329
I LEBANON VALL'EY C
I ENGLISH
ANNVILLE
PA 17003
E
347
Sorry, no openings
eben Bass, Chairman
Departsmnt of «English
I GRaVC CITY C
GROVE CITY
October 11> 1974
F o r d , Chairman
>s
!
,3
PA 16127
E
I ENGLISH
I
331
1.
Prof. James Paton III
Chairman, English Dept
2.
3.
N EW WILMINGTON P A
16142
4.
E
332
PA 17013
E 347
CARLZSLE
DZCKZNSON C
ENGLISH
We will have no openings for the academic year 1975-76.
WESTMINSTER C
I ENGLISH
Arthur L .
Openings Fall.1975
Definite: One year position in American Literature to replace
professor on leave. Prefer someone with teaching experience.
Req. Ph.D. o r A BD.
Possible: Position for generalist (courses in writing, introductozy literature) with ability to teach Chaucer.
Possible: Position for generalist (courses in writing, introductory literature) with ability to teach American literature.
Possible: Position for writing instructor (freshman and advanced
expository writing) with ability to teach Afro-American literature.
Requirements for "possible openings:
a. Ph.D. completed at time of application
b. Writing sample: chapter of dissertation or offprint of
article — returned if accompanied by return postage.
No hiring plans at the present time,
Charles H, Cook> Jr.> Chairman, Dept, of Eng1ish>
October 11> 1974.
We will acknowledge only those applications which meet the above
specifications. Please indicate by number the position for which
you are applying. An Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer
MEADV ILL E
I ALLEGHENY C
I ENGLISH
PA 16335
E
335
5 November 1974
marcia Conner, Chaizman
Nov. 5, 1974. No openings at present. Please do not vrite.
Richazd E. Nadtes, Cham., English
C AMBRIDGE SP G
I ALLIANCE C
I HUMANII'I E S
PA 1 6 4 0 3
E
10-14 74
336
I "!alzno a
Joseph L. C a r t e r ,
Humanities Div.
.It t h i
EOINBDRO
PA 1644 4
E
1 9 7 5 - '7' m on<' '!I c r
I GANNON C
ENGLISH
,E
349
3 37
l > ax f z e l d
Chairman I-'nglsih 'epartment
: lizabethtawn College
n l i z a b e t h t a ! >n , ! t n 17022
C h m.
o nrrt anticipate Rny n!c':.Rcics
s Dn ! . R t i n t "' r , '.'" '
ax' tl! c
PA 1 702 2
no jah ape:nings for next year
No change since our last report; no openings
forseen. Letters cannot be answered but will
be kept on file along with vitae.
!I EO INBORO SC
I ENGLISH
EL I'ZABETH1OWN
I ELIZABETHTOWN C
I ENGLISH
Ii MESSIAH C
GRANTHAM
I LANGUAGE LIT & FINF ARTS
«
PA 17027
E
35 0
17 October 1974
Although our plans for next year are not yet entirely clear,
it seems most unlikely that we vill have any vacancies. Please
vait for further notice before sending inquiries.
Paul W. Nisly, Chairman
. RF ,
ERIE
PA 16501
E 338
Wc anticipate no vacancies for 1975-76. All letters will
be kept on file, but we may not be able to answer them.
I GETTYSBURG C
ENGLISH,
GETTYSBURG
PA 17325
E
354
!Ic<io not anticipate any vacancies for the 1975-1976
academic year.
Paul J. DeSante, Chairman
Please do not >site.
IL B. Geyer, Chairman October 16, 1977,
VILLA MARIA C
I ENGLISH
FR[E
PA 16505
E
Sister .Inner Francis >Iulligan, Pro„ra>1 Iizectcz
' Ict.
340
11 , 1 974
There are no pls:!s tc hire additional faculty fcr
1975-76.
Ii JUN I ATA C
I ENGLISH
HUNTINGDON
PA 16652
E
3 42
Oci,. 11, 1974
YORK
PA 1 74 05
E
35 5
N o vacancies are expected for 1 975 - 7 6 ,
Amy change in this situation will be
reported through the List
10/16/74
I'lsdo not expect to have any opsnin> s in the English Department next year. In the unlikely event thai there is an
opening, the announcement will be made here.
Ralph S. Churcn, Chair!san
YORK C OF PENNSYLVANI A
I ENGLISH & S PEECH
D onald L H o l r o y d
Chairman
«»«lish Department
MILLERSVILLE
PA 17551
I MILLER&VILLE SC
I ENGLISH
E 356
Zwc, one-year, temporary positions (sabbatical replacements): 1)
Introduction to film and broadcasting, snd freshman composition;
2) Zgtfddumcten t>o literature snd freshman composition (msy include
remedial composition). Rank snd salary dependent on qualifications.
An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
John F. O'Donnell, Chairman
October 14, 1 9 74
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FRANKLIN C MARSHALL C
L ANC A S T ER
PA 1 76 0 4
I ENGLISH
E 357
One vacancy. Medievalist preferred, but will consider other specialists who also possess competence in Linguistics/Rhetoric, Critical
W ILL IAMSPORT
PA 17 7 0 1
E
358
November 4z 1974. N o hopeful s i g n s
whatsoever in this quarter, Please
do not w r i t e .
LOCK HAVEN SC
ENGLISH C PHILOSOPHY
BLOOMSBURG SC
I ENGLISH
PA 17745
3 59
Dr. James Y. Dayananda
Chairman, Department ofEnglish/
Philosophy
Lock HavenState College
Lock Haven, Pa. 17745
10/14/74
PA 17815
BLOOMSBURG
382
E
385
E
386
S. G. Bolger, Chaizman
PA 19038
GLENSIDE
I IBEAVER C
I ENGLISH
Margaret F. Leclair, Chairman
English Department
10/14/74
E
No Vacancies for 1974-75
E
We anticipate no full-time vacancies for 1974-75.
Should an opening develop, it will be announced in
future issues of this list.
Dan D. Gustaf'son
Chairman, English
LOCK HAVEN
PA 19010
No o~nings.
Theory, or Communications/Popular Culture. Specialists in 17th-,
19th-Century English Literature, or Drama should not apply. Regret
we can acknowledge only inquiries of most likely candidates. An L'qual
Ira Grushow, Chairman
O ctober 28 , 1 9 7 4
I LYCOMING C
I ENGLISH
ROSEMONT
ROSEMGNT COLLEGE
E
360
P A 1904 1
HAVERFORD
II
HAVERFORO C
I ENGLISH
WE HAVE NO POSITIONS AVAILABLE> EITHER PART TINE
OR FULL TIME. WE CANNOT ANSWER INDIVIDUAL INOUIRIES.
John Ashmead
Chairman, Department
o f Engli s h
SWARTHMORE
SWARTHMORE C
ENGLISH
P A 1908 1
Susan Snyder, Acting Chairman
O ctober
No openings expected for 1975-76. Please dc
n ot wr i t e .
N o openings f o r e s een f o r
Louis F. Thompson, Chairman
16 October 1974
PA 17837
LEWISBURG
' BUCKNELL U
E 361
I ENGLISH
IPosition still open, beginning in September 1975;
Assistant Professorship in Victorian Literature, w it h
emphasi s o n P o e t r y . A shared appointment is possible.
1 9 7 5w76
VILLANOVA
VILLANOVA U
I ENGLISH
1 97$
PA 19085
E
388
No positions available for 1975-76. Letters
will be aclmowledged end filed, however.
Equal Opportunity Employer.
J. P . McGowan, 'Chairzaan
John W. Tilton, Chairman
4 November 1 9 7 4
SELINSGROVE
SUSQUEHANNA 0
I ENGLISH
October 11 , 1 97 $
PA 1 7 8 7 0
E
362
Should an opening 'for 1975 develop, we will
announce i t
he r e . Please do not write unless
w e have an o p e n i n g .
Patricia T. Cruser, Associate Dean for Liberal Arts
O ctober 1 9 74
NO VACANCIES ANTICIPATED
L awrence A b l e z ,
C L ai r man
PA 18018
BETHLEHEM
I MORAVIAN C
I ENGLISH
E
364
ies d u r i n g t h e
: e dc n c t . K4 1 c i p a t e . .uy vacanc
' u .,
*1+o
/ 7 6 c I m 1 c I e sr, P 1 en e
Sures:I, C!z" irmen
CEDAR CREST C
I ENGLISH
O cto'.zer 11 ,
10/14/74
ALLENTOWN
PHILADELPHI A
PA 19 10 4
I, DREXEL UNIVERSITY
E 3 94
I LITERATURE C LANGUAGE
Department Head. Fall 1975. Urban university with technological
orientation seeks head for department offering a range of humanities
courses. Ph.D., administrative experi«tei »d interest in crossdisciplinary humanities desirable. Equal opportunity employer.
The above is the only opening we anticipate for Fall 1975.
Murray C. Miller, Chairman
PA 18104
E
368
H OLY FAMIL Y
ENGLISH
C
MUHLENBERG C
I ENGLISH
1974
EAST STROUDSBURG SC
PA 1 9 1 1 4
E
395
Sister Placide Carr
Chairman
John • znutz ,
C h mn. , E n g l i s h
ALLENTOWN
PA 18104
E
369
1 November 1974 2 No openings i n l i t er a t u r e . One assistant prof'essorsh1p in theatre. M PA 1n actin g a n d
direct1ng to spend half t1me in course instruct1on
and half in active direction of student productions.
Some experience in academic theatre desirable.
Write toz Harold L. Stenger, Jr., Chairman
I ENGLISH
PHILADELPHI A
No vacancies anticipated for 1975-76, (10/15/74)
L ett e r s
N o vccanc1es f o r e s . . ..n, 1975-76.
cannot b e a c lznoz:ledwed.. Pl ..ase d.o not
z 'ri t e .
PHILADELPHIA
PA 1910 2
E 39 1
,I
PHILADELPHIA 0 OF AR T
LIB ART S
I FRENCHz I T A L I A N 6 L I TE R ATURE
E STROUOSBURG
P A 183 0 1
E
Some budgetary restrictions but a possibility of
sabbatical leave replacement for 1975-76. Experience
in freshman composition and sophomore literature
preferr ed .
Idary E. Banxhof , C h a i r man
370
PHILADELPHI A
PA 19 12 2
TEMPLE U
E 398
I ENGLISH
Although our plans are not yet definite, we hope zo make
some appointments in various fields, perhaps including
colonial American literature, linguistics, drama, and
romanticism. Temple University has an affirmative action
program for equal employment opportunity.
Robert F Warier Jr
JOSEPH'S C
EIIOLISE
PHILADELPHIA
Chrm
1 0 / 25/74
PA 1 91 3 1
At this time we anticipate no vacancies for
1975-76. Should. positions become available,
we will announce them here
Eil een Z . C ohen
october, 1 974
Chairperson
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I PHILADELPHIA C O F
TEXTILES 6 SCI
P H I L ADELPHIA
PA 1914 4
E 40 3
I HUMANITIES 6 S O C I A L S C I E NCES
15 October 1974. There are no plans at this time to make
full-time appointments in English for the 1975/1976 academic
year. Please do not write unless notice of a vacancy has
been given.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Lse L. Snyder, Chairman, Humanities & Social Sciences
CHEYNEY
I CHEYNEY SC
I ENGLISH
PA 19319
E
406
No opening. Should an opening )on I974-75
develop, we will. announce lf heae.
E
420
D . C. Nasc i m e n to , C h a i r m a n . E n g l i s h
Chal apenson
PA 19345
IMMACULATA
E
407
no hiring plans anticipated for a number of years
October 10, 1974
Chairman, Engl D e partment
L INCOLN UNI V
! LINCOLN U
I ENGLISH
DC 20002
No openings as of 10/ 3 1/ 74.
Maalen Llvezet/
IMMACULATAC
i ENGLISH
WASHINGTON
! GALLAUOET C
I ENGLISH
PA 19352
408
C
409
E422
Two openings foreseen for 1975-1976. The level at which
appointments will be made is not yet determined. 1 ) Ph.D.,
in English with a dissertation in the field of American
Drama. Experience and publication desirable. 2 ) Ph.D.
in English whose training and primary interest ia in the
teaching and development of college composition. E xperience and publications desirable. Applications from candidates not meeting .these gualifications will. not be acknowledged. A N
E
DC 20006
WASHINGTON
GEORGE WASHINGTON U
ENGLISH
E Q UAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER . G e o rge McCandlish
Chairman.
10/30/74
No Announcements
C. James Trotman, Chairman
WEST CHESTE'R SC
I ENGLISH
WEST CHESTER
PA 1 9 3 8 0
G EORGETOWN U SCHOOL OF
LA N G 6 L I N G
WASHINGTON
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANG
OC 20007
16 October, 1974
Dr. David E. McKenty
, English Dept.
West Chester State College
At present no vacancies are anticipated
for 1975-76.
William E. Nore'is, Head
O ct. 10 , 1 9 7 4
We anticipate no vacancies for the ccsdng academic year.
COLLEGEVILL E
I !URS INUS C
I ENGLISH
PA 1 9 4 2 6
E
410
CATHOLIC U OF AMERICA
I ENGLISH
WASHINGTON
DC 20017
E
428
The Department at present is not anticipating a
vacancy for a faculty position in 1975-76. Letters
of applicants are filed but cannot be
acknowledged.
E. Catherine Dunn, Chairman
O ctober 16 , 1 9 74
! KUTT. TOWN SC
I ENGLISH
PA 19530
KUTZTOWN
E
412
WE ANTICIPATE NO VACANCIES H)R THE ACADEMIC YEAR
1975-1976.
MARYLAND
R aymond W. Ford, J r .
Chairman
English Department
I !ALVERN IA C
I ENGLISH
READING
PA 19607
E
414
Sheol! I a ! 1 o ; l o n i .n! , f o r I " , - 76 ! I e v e l c n ,
. 'i.'.I u n n n u n c ! L t b ! l r e .
Ht i .l t i10 ! 1
" . u!!:! 1
q c "101
: 1" lt t l •
/i! S t e r
i ' '.. I l a c e l l i
I!:11.!nu !n
U OF MAR Y LAND
I ENGLISH
COLLEGE PARK
MD 20 74 2
E
433
We hope to make senior appointments in eighteenth-century, Romantic,
and Victorian literature. We are also expecting to make appointments
at the assistant professor level, but not in the following fields:
Medieval, Renaissance, Seventeenth-century, and Nineteenth-Century.
Shirley Strum Kenny, Chairman
English Department, University of Maryland, College Park, Md. 20740
WESTMINSTER
! iWESTERN MARYLAND C
I ENGLISH
DELAWARE
MD 21157
E
4 37
No positions ncw open for 1975-1976.
Keith N, Richwine, Chairman
October 11, 1974
0 OF DELAWARE
ENGLISH
DE 19711
E
Chairperson desired with impressive record in scholarship and administrative potential. Equal opportunity employer.
Elizabeth E. Bohning
Chairperson, Search Committee
October 2 , 1 9 74
1420 N CHARLES B A L T I MORE
MO 2120 1
E
i U OF BALTIMORE
! ENGLISH
' l l
' r t t .
i 'i
i
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—•t
438
! 'l l
PAGE 13
i GOUCHER C
I ENGLISH
.MD 21204
TOMSON
E
4 40
Our plans for 1975-76 ressin as they were in October:
we anticipate no vacancies in the English Department.
All letters will be kept on file but msy not be answered
Indivi.dually.
I hate to seem unpleasant but job seekers would ease sqrburden
considerably by not writing.
Dunce Nichols 10/18
Brooke P sires, Chairman
11/5/74
TOWSON SC
ENGLISH
SALISBURY
ND 21801
i SALISBURY SC
I ENGLISH
E 455
We plan no new positions next year. Perhaps foolishly we
think we have covered all areas of competency. And everyone
seems healthy.
MD 21204
E 441
BALTIMORE
-
f
1
v
/ d;
v
n
ship on Afro-African Studies Committee; teaching experience in field
required; ABD or Ph.D. desired; Instructor or Asst. Prof.; salary
range $8,300 to $15,939, depending upon experience aud degree held.
Available Sept., 1975. Contact Dan L. Jones,'Co-Chairman. AN EOUAL
OPPORTUNITY 6 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER.
9/ / / 4
i iLOYOLA C
ENGLISH
4501 N CHARLES B A L T I NORE
ND 2121 0
E
Oct. 1974
44 2
We can anticipate noopenings in the department of English
for the nearfuture. Should that situation change, we shall
announce it inthese pages. Until such an announcement is
made, pleasedo not write . We cannot answer applications
at this t i me;
David C. Dougherty .
Chairman,English department
BALTIMORE
MD 21210
E
MARYLAND
i iC OF NOTRE DANE OF
i ENGLISH
44 3
VIRGINIA
E
Richard E .
Chairman
ANNAPOLIS
447'
MD 21402
E
I ENGLISH
We have received all of the responses
announcement that we can. handle. The
setting up MLA interviews has begun.
c an be a n s wer ed . Che c k F e b r u a r y l i s t
M . Jasp e r s on ,
I FROSTBURG SC
I ENGLISH
FROSTBURG
449
t o ou r O c t o b e r
p rocess o f
No more letters
f or a n y c h a n g e s .
N ovember 1 ,
Ch ai r man
MD 21532
451
Don N. Smith, Head
October 17v 1974
FREDERICK
MD 21701
E
453
No vacancies anticipated Please do not writev
H ARRISONBURG
i iMADISON C
EMMITSBURG
MO 21727
October 11,
No vacancies f o r
Stephen H. Good, Chairman
1 9 74
1 9 7 5 - 76 .
Mark D. Hawthorne, Head
BRIDGEMATER C
I ENGLISH
BRIDGEMATER
VA 22812
E
463
W . ant cipat. nc vacancies for t'h.1975-76 y..ar.
Pl..ase do not write; inquiri s cannot b .aclmow1 .dg d.
n..to'o,rll„ lc74
Js v s J.
i U OF V I R G I N I A
ENGLISH
R i r k wood, Chairman
C HARLOTTESVILLE V A
22903
E
OF RICHMOND
M ESTHAMPTON C
I ENGLISH
E
4 5'4
464'
'
RICH M O N D
VA 2317 3
E
466
1 974
i Ij OF R I C HMOND
I ENGLISH
RICHMOND C
RICHMOND
VA 23173
E
467
fr/r 75 76, (1) tv o or three freshman-
October 14
We do not expect to do any hiring this year. Please do
n ot wr i t e .
4 62
VA 2 2 8 0 1
I ENGLISH
ocr. 11 ,
C
E
Omar Eby, Chairperson
October, 1974
We cannot uow foresee any vacancies for 1975-76,
P ' Elain e Peuuiuger
Westhamptou College
University of Richmond, Va, 23173
Martha M Briney
Chairperson
Oct I i v 1 9 74
I NT ST MARY' 5
I ENGLISH
461
VA 2 2 8 0 1
We will give priority to candidates whose major field
is one or more of the following: Renaissance, Romantics,
Black Literature, Poetry Writing. Preference will be
given to those with a Ph.D. very near completion.
Ex«ptionai candidates in other fields will also be
considered. Robert Kellogg, Chairman, October 18,1974
I expect no openings for next year; I regret that I
cannot answer inquiries.
I HOOD C
I ENGLISH
E
H a nsen
Not 'hiri ng.
197 4
E
460
1974
. HARRISONBURG
i EASTERN MENNONITE,C
I ENGLISH
We hire on aPART-TIME basis only and consider applications from
only ABD'S orbetter with preference given to those with some
teaching experienceand a maximum of scheduling flexibi1ity.
We may haveopenings next fall in Eng. Comp.; Develop. Eng.;
World Lit. Survey; Mod. Drama; one-seminar. Send unofficial
transcripts with application to
Rirhard B. MacDonough, Acad. Dean
I Us Navat acaD
E
v a c ancie s f o r 1 9 7 5 - 76.
O ctober 11 ,
October 17, 1974.
Sen i o r p r ofessorship in
Renaissance Drama: s c holar of established
authority with a di st i nguished record in res'earch
and directing research.
Johns Hopkins is an
equal opportunity employer.. R o n ald paulson, Chairman
MD 21228
22401
Please do not writ,e.
MO 21218
BALTIMORE
F REDERICKSBURG V A
i MARY WASHINGTON C
I ENGLISH
Sorry, n o
E ' 445
i iST MARYS SEMINARY C
I LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
457
M. G. Suudell, Chairman. 11/4/74
Sister Marie M. Iialsh
Chairman
October 14, 1 9 74
BALTIMORE
E
We have received more replies to our October listing than we can
deal with politely. Please do not write now. We will describe
our situation in later lists. Thank you.
!Ie anticipate no openings in 1975-76. Please do not vrrite
because letters cannot be acknov/ledged.
i JOHNS HOPKINS U
I ENGLISH
VA 22030
FAIRFAX
GEORGE MASON U
I ENGLISH
;-. v.
/ n l i s h < m a ., .,u!p
'
crvplcymcnt
,cs'jtibns tc be 3 „''ar /' ! . I " l r . D• o r neu& t o '
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1'ter"bure:;"'1'I' cortoppor ry
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irrgr) , u t h o r s ; w i l l . u " .s c t e "o h f r e e !'~".nrg and soplro,
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r C OF WILL I A M 6
I ENGLISH
MARY
WILL IAMSBURG
VA 23185
E
V IRGINIA M I L I T ARY I N ST
cNGLISH
468
LEXINGTON
VA 24450
E
No vacancies for 1975-1976.
Please don't writel
We will neither file nor acknowledge applications.
10/15/74
488
We ancicipa'ce no vacancies for 1975-76. If there are any
they will be announced here. An equal opportunity employer.
U•R,Dolaetsch, C ha.
George L. Roth, Chairman
I VIRGINI A
I ENGLISH
COMMONWEALTH. U 901 W FRANKLIN RICHMOND
VA 2328 4
E
470
Vacancy for 1975-76 in Contemporary British Literature. Ph. D.
and
teaching experience required. Rank dependent upon qualifications
aud experf « « . No additional applications are desired.
V CU is a n
equal opportunity emp1oyer. Only candidates with whom the chairman
has previously communicated can be interviewed at MLA.
O ctober 1 5 ,
1974
r VIRGINI A WESLEYAN C
I ENGLISH
NORFOLK
VA 23502
E
471
NORFOLK
V A 2350 4
E
47 2
Employment needs not certain.
Thelma D. Curl, Department Chairman
O ctober 1 4 , 197 4
r HAMPTON INST
I ENGLISH
HAMPTON
VA 23368
E
N ovember 5,
470
1974
The Department of English welcomes applications for the
1975-76 academic year from persons with preparation in
Afro-American literature.
F rances A . G r i m e s
Chairman
Ir LONGWOOD C
ENGLISH
FARMVILLE
E
25 October 1974
LYNCHBURG C
E
480
VA 24153
E
483
E
490
E
491
Dora J e a n A s h e , C h m . E n g l i s h
O ctober 2 2 , 19 7 4
RANDOLPH MACON WOMAN 5 C LYNCHBURG
I ENGLISH
VA 24504
we do not aniici ate anY vacancie s f o r 1 9 7 5
A t pr ecaret
m
S hould a n o p e n i n g o c c ur , we will armour;ce it here. until
t henr F b a s e rr o . o t w r i t e .
D avid K . C o r r e " f u s
L gr ir rren , "-nrrif ah
c t. 1 6 , 1 9 7 4
SWEET BRIAR C
SWEET BRIAR
VA 24595
I ENGLISH
E 493
!Iovemrrer 4, 1974. 'ie have not ret filled the opensng f'
or a junior person who is a specialist in 20th-century literature and is oualiff ed to
teach all neriods of American literature that rrreadvertised in the
October List, but we are being inundated with applications and it is
likely that vre shall be fairly far along in our search before the '
December List a p pears.
Ralph Aiken, Chairman
r CONCORD C
I LANGUAGE 6 LITERATURE
ATHENS
WV 24712
It is possible that we shall be seeking a writing specialist
with trainifiggsn teaching experience in technical writing and
journalism. In the traditional areas of language and literaturer
howeverr we shall do well to retain the faculty complement that
we now have, Therefore, only those enquiries fram candidates with
the aforementioned training and experience will be acknowledged.
10/11/74
SHEPHERD C
DIV OF LANG 8 LIT
Thomas G Hambrick, Chairman
SHEPERQSTOWN
WV 25443
485
MARSHALL U
I ENGLISH
(Dr.) Vera Ellen Malton, Chairman
HUNTINGTON
WV 25701
E
5 00
E
502
We anticipate no vacancies in tne English
Department for 1975-76.
R ichar d Ii . P e a k s
Chairmen
EMORY
VA 24327
E
We anticipate no openings for 1975-76. Should
conditions change, we' ll announce it here.
11-4-74
E
No vacancies anticipated for
1 975-76 a c a demi c y e a r .
10/11/74
We anticipate that we wi.ll have no openings
this coming year
U n s o licited applicationswil l
be kept on file but cannot be ansvrered.
EMORY 6 HENRY C '
I ENGLISH
VA 24504
We anticipate no vacancies for 1975-76. All letters will be
placed on file.
Matthew M. Wise, Chairman
CLINCH VALLEY C OF THE U QF VI'RGINI A
WISE
I ENGLISH
VA 24293
Equal Opportunity
Employer
LYNCHBURG
ENGLfSH
WEST VIRGINIA
We anticipate no vacancies for 1975-76. Please do
not write. L e tt ers cannot be acknowledged.
10/15/74
48 9
478
HOLLINS COLLEGE VA 24020
SALEM
E
VA 23901
We shall h1re anassistant professor to teach American literature
and courses inour master's program ip creative writing; therefore, we seeksomeone with experience in teaching and in writing.
We ask for letters from~oni t h ose qualif i ed i n al l t h ese respects.
The College isan equal opportunity employer.
10/17/74
John Cunningham, Chairman, Eng. Dept.
r ROANOKE C
I ENGLISH
VA 24450
Severn Duvallr Chairman
Since two staff members will be returning from leave in
September, 1975, I do not anticipate any additional
appointments in the department for 1975-76.
Dr. William L. Frank, Chairman October 30, 1974
I HOLLINS C
I ENGLISH
LEXINGTON
Some prospect for a junior position of limited duration.
Minority candidates are encouraged to apply.
M. Thomas Inge, Chairman, English Dept.
Virginia Commonwealth University
1 At present it is not clear whether we will add any
members to our department for 1975-1976 • Odds are
that we will not. At any rate, any openings will be
announced through the Job Information Lists. In the
meantime • please do not write. T he col l e g e ha s a n
Affirmative Action policy.
Joseph H. Hazkey, Professor of English
21 October 197II
r NORFOLK SC
I ENGLISH
I
WASHINGTON 6 LEE U
ENGLISH
T urner N Cl i na r d
Chairman, English
4 86
BETHANY C
I ENGLISH
BETHANY
WV 26032
N o vacancies ar e e x pected f c r 1 9 7 5 - 7 6 .
Inquiries will be filed, but not answered..
Oct. 1974
A. I. : f i t ch
Chairman, Dept. of English
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HEST L IB ERTY W
NEST LIBERTY SC
V 26074
I HUMANITIES
E
503
i GUILFORD C
I ENGLISH
We anticipate no vacancy in our staff for the 1975-1976 year.
10/11/74
HV 26201
E
I ENGLISH
504
West Virginia:Wesleyan College
Arainta Tucker Baldwin, Chairman
October 12> 1974
ELK INS
WV 26241
E
505
No vacancies 1x English anticipated for the academia
year begixaixg ia September 1975. Please do xot apply,
i U OF NORTH CAROLINA
I ENGLISH
AT GREENSBORO
GRE E N S BORO
NC 2741 2
E 519
BENNETT C
HUMANITIES
NC 27420
GREENSBORO
We do not anticipate vacancies for 1975-76.
Please address future Inquiries to
Ms. Georgie B. Latimer, Chairman,
Department of Comzunicstions.
Helen R. Troblan
Ellis Gale Shields
Chairmaa, Departmext of Eaglish,
Speechs amd Drama
10 October 1974
D irer t n r .
' ALDERSON-BROADDUS C
I HUMANITIES
P HILI P P I
NV 26416
E
507
IjGREENSBORO C
I ENGLISH
No vacancies anticipated at this time for 1975-76. Unsolicited
inqu1ries will be filed but not acknowledged.
Dr. Kenneth Harris, Chairman
Humanities Divis1oa
15 October 1974
509
The English Department sees little possibility ot
nefr posittons for 1975-76.
Philip Hordinat, Rating chairrmm
N V 26554 '
FAIRMONT
E
510
We anticipate no vacancies for 1975-76. All
letters will be put on file and acknowledged.
O ctober 11 ,
1 9 74
I U OF NORTH CAROLINA
I ENGLISH
i MEREDITH C
I ENGLISH
E
NC 2 7 1 0 2
E
511
512
527
NORTH CAROLINA SU
SPEECH
William Bz Whites Chrz. English
i DUKE U
I ENGLISH
I November 1974
NC 2 7 1 0 9
Larry S .
C hampion, Head
RALEIGH
NC 27607
DURHAM
NC 27706
E
529
We hope to appoint an associate professor or professor in
sixteenth century English literature or Milton (we have an
Affirmative Action policy). No appointment of instructors or
assistant professors planned for 1975-76; therefore> inquiries
can serve no purpose.
30 Oct, 74 We do not sntioipateaxy vacancies
for 1975-76. Unsolicited letters of application
w111 not be acknowledged.
vc
E
We are looking for someone to head our new Department of Speech
Communication, formerly a division of English. The effective date is
July 1, 1975. Rank of professor. Paculty of eight, five with doctorate. Undergraduate program with 175 ma]ors. Por more information
write to: Dr. JolinMalcolm-Chairman, Search Committee.
NC 2 7 1 0 8
E
W INSTON-SALEM
NC 27607
RALEIGH
We plan to make two appointments in English or American
literature for fall, 1975, at the rank of assistant professor.
The field of specialization is not an overriding concern.
Additionally, we may have one vacancy in the area of technical
writing. Inquiries from qualified applicants are invited.
October Iy, 1 9 7 4
No vacancies anticipated in ang area of fhe drepartmsnt.
gilma L. Lassiter, Head
Deparfrnentof'Zngtis/r d Foreign Language
W INSTON-SALEM
525
Norma Rose, Chad.rman
October llz 1974
74
NC 27602
RALEIGH
We do not know at this time our needs for 197.51976 All letters of appli.cation will be filed but cannot be acknowledged.
NORTH CAROLINA
i HAKE FOREST U
I ENGLISH
A T CHAPEL H I L L
CH A P EL H I L L
NC 2751 4
E 524
Byron K. J a c k son, Chmn.
Div. Language & Literature
W INSTON-SALEM
WINSTON-SALEM SU
I ENGLISH 6 FOREIGN LANGUAGE
522
Possible opening in 1975-76 for specialist in Renaissance drama
qualified for appointment as professor or associate professor.
For other specialties, please withhold inquiries until announcement can be made in a subsequent JIL. An Equal Opportunity
Employer.
William Harmon, Chairman
6 November 1974
I NORTH CAROLINA SU
I ENGLISH
SALEM C
i ENGLISH
E
No position available, Please do not write or
telephone
10/22/74
E
i FAIRMONT SC
H umnnl t l e e D l v l e i n n
NC 27420
GREENSBORO
Ben]amin H, Wilsonr Jr, Professor and Chairman oi'English
WV 26506
MORGANTOWN
W EST VIRGI NI A U
I ENGLISH
517
(I) One or two positions at the rank of instructor or assistant
professor; (2) One opening in creative writing (fiction), Ph.D. and
publications, rank to be determined; (3) Assocf.ate or full professor,
Modern literature (especially British), Ph.D., experience and
publications necessary. (Ph.D. required and campus visit for
assistant professor and above.) 1 shall interview at MIA.
William G. Lane, Head. November 5, 1974.
No Vacancies at this time.
DAVIS ELKINS C
I ENGLISH
E
We anticipate no vacancies for 1975-1976. Should
an opening develop, we will announce it in the MIA
List. All letters will be filed, but cannot be
acknowledged.
Bruce L. Wil s on
Oct 2. 2. 297L
Robert H. Sykes
Chairman: School of Humanities
I WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN C BUCKHANNON
NC 27410
GREENSBORO
E
513
ii EAST CAROLINA U
I ENGLISH
Louis J .
GREENVILLE'
B udd, Chairman
NC 27834
E
532
We expect t o h a v e on e v acancy. Applicants should have the ph. D.
degree, preferably with specialization in recent literature, a nd soli d
credentials in creative writing, including a list of published poems,
stori es , a n d /o r e s says. East Carolina is an equal opportunity
employer.
Erwin Hester
Chairman
N ovember 4, 1 9 74
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I BELMONT ABBEY C
I ENGLISH
BELMONT
NC 28012
E
I LITERATURE
535
j GARDNER-WEBB C
I ENGLISH
ASHE V I L L E
NC 2880 1
E
556
We anticipate no openings for1974-75.
Michael Gil l um , C h a i r m an . O c t o be r 10,
1974.
Ho openings in the forseeable future
10-26-74
A T ASHEVILL E
George Herndl
Chairman
BOILING SPRINGS NC 28017
E
5 37
NO VACANCIES.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Dr. Betty S. Cox, Chairman
E nglis h D e p t .
Gardner-Webb College
Boiling Springs, N. C. 28017
10/11/74
BARBER SCOT I A C
CONCORD
I ENGLISH FRENCH 6 SPANISH
October 14,
NC 28025
E
j MORRIS C
SUMTER
538
Ho vacancies in English or foreign lansuases anticipated
William E. Laukaitis
Chairman-Divison of Humanities
PFEIFFER C
LANGUAGE AND LI T ERATURE
WISENHEIMER
NC 28109
i COLUMBIA C
COLUMBIA
I ENGLISH 8 GERMANIC LANG 6 L IT
We anticipate no vacancies for 1975-1976. All letters will be put
on file but cannot be acknowledged.
' QUEENS C
I ENGLISH
Jer ol d
11/5/74
NC 28207
CHARLOTTE
561
SC 29203
E
563
We anti cipate no vacancies for 1975-6, All letters
will be put on file but cannot be acknowledged. Should
an opening develop, we will announce it here.
Dr. Nancy McLsurin
Head, Department of Language
and Literatur e
E
Possibly w e m a y n e e d g e n e r a l i s t s p r e f e r ably wz.th
b ackground in jo urnalism and Pr e n c h .
S end o n l y
r e s u me .
So r r y , w e won' t
b e a ble to w r i t e .
Good l u c k !
S yed Am a n u d d in , Ch a i r m a n
November 1 , 1 9 7 4
1 9 74
at this tin(a.
SC 29150
C ONVE RSE
ENGLISH
E . 543
No Positions Available
A t Thi s T i m e .
J . S a v o r ,"i, Clrm.
SPARTANBURG
SC 29301
E
O ctober 14,
R. Atnally, Chairman
567
1 9 74
We expect no vacanci.es in this department for the 1975-76 session.
William J. Kimbell
Acting Chairman
AT CHARLOTTE
CHARLOTTE
I ENGLISH
-j';qual
qu s
n i T:Mplnyer
NC 2821 3
E
Ms„r have t ((rap nr foul o ponlng s s t t he
i ns t r » r t o r
l ev r 1 ( o n e - y e a r anpnintments
WOFFORD C
ENGLISH
54 4
FAYETTEVILLE
O ct. 14 ,
NC 28301
E
j PRESBYTERIAN C
I ENGLISH
546
Should an opening for 1975-76 develop,
we wil l
an n o u n c e i t her e . Unti l
t he n
please do not write.
Elain e M . N e wsome,
Chairman
j PEMBROKE S UNIV
I COMMUNICATIVE ARTS
PEI(BROKE
SC 29301
E
568
No vacancies for 1975-1976 are anticipated.
Applic a t i o n s an d l e t t e r s o i ' i n q u i r y w i l l b e
fi l e d b u t n o t a c k nowledged.
renews!11.. np to three years) i»ten (!ed
eso. cinlly for M.l(.'s inter'ested in s hor t - t e r m
teach i»P exnerience hef'ore c ni»r: n n f n r
th e j loc t n r s t e .
i(' o other pnsitlons op n.
01snn Sj . ' 3»me, C h a i r m a n
C ct. 2 1 , j r z 7 4
F AYETTEVILL E S U
I ENGL'ISH
SPARTANBURG
1974
I . 11. Ohewning, J r .
Chair!zan, English Dept.
CL INTON
SC 29325
E
569
I<e foresee no openings for 1975-76, Please do not
mite.
Heal B. Praterz Chairman
NC 28372
E
C OF CHARLESTON
ENGLISH
CHARLESTON
SC 29401
E 571
N ov. 34j 1 9 7 4
We may have as many as three vacancies, possibly all
i n s t r r i c t o r s h i p s , P I . A . r equi r e d .
We need s o»cone
rrho combines an i n t e r e s t i n f reshman
composition
w it h a c o mp et e ncy i n t ea c h i n g E n g l i s h a s
a second
lang> age .
549
O ctober 22 , 1 9 7 4 — T h i s i s t h e f i r s t y e a r i n m y t e n u r e a t P e m b r o k e
t hat our d e p a r t m e n t ha s no t ha d any new E n g l i s h s t a f f . No vacancies
l ikely fo r n e x t y e a r e i t h e r . R . J . R u n d u s , C h a l r z n an , C o m znunl c a t l v
Arts
Norman Olsen, Jr., Chairman
WESTERN CAROLINA U
I ENGLISH
CULLOWHEE
NC 28723
E
553
i THE CITADEL
I ENGLISH
CHARLESTON
SC 29409
E
I
David A, NCDowallz Chairman
Depart(sant ofEnglish
October 16, 1974
phiiip Wade, Chairman
O ctober 1 5 , 1 9 7 4
WARREN WILSON C
ENGLISH
SWANHANOA
572
We anticipate no vacancies for 1975-76 Applications will be
filed but not acknowledged.
FRANC I 5MARION C
NC 28778
E 555
I ENGLISH
FLORENCE
SC 29501
E
574
No vacancy.
Samuel Scoville
Chairman
1"i ' ' i7:
PAGE 17
SC 29526
E
CONWAY
I UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
IENGLISH
I ATLANTA U
ENGLISH
We are considering for the Fall .of 1975 the engagement of a candidate
with a Ph.D. in Contemporary British Literature or in Creative Writing
who has teaching experience in both fields. Must Have publications and
a willingness to teach freshman rhetoric. U.S.C. — Coastal Carolina is
an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. Coastal Carolina
Regional Campus of the Univ. of SC, Rt.6, Box 275, Conway, SC 29526
SC 29613
GREENVILLE
, FURMAN U
I ENGLISH
E
579
We anticipate no vacancies in English for the 1975-76 session.
All letters will be put on file but cannot be acknowledged.
John H. Crabtree, Jr., Chairman,' Department of English
10/16/74
CLEMSQN
i CLEMSQN U
I ENGLISH
SC 29631
E 581
O ct. 2 2
197 4
We invite applications for: 1) Named professorship;
Requirements: excellent teaching, publications. F ield
open, Salary negotiable. 2) 2 assistant professorshlps.
Ph.D. required, publications desired; S11,000 basic salary;
generalist-minor interest in film and science fiction. 3)
1 instructorship. MA or ABD, S9,000. Clemson welcomes women and minority group appJ icants . M . A. Q w i n gs , H e a d .
D epartment h e a d .
Qualifications: Earned Ph.D.,
distinguished record in teaching and research;
administrative experience desirable. Rank and
salary negotiable. Clemson is a state supported
university and an Equal Opportunity Employer.
A pply b y J a n . 1 5 , . 1 975 t o C . Q . C a s k e y ,
Chairman, Search Committee, English Department.
Interviewing at MLA.
GA 30314
ATLANTA
E
No vacancies are a n t i c i p a t e d e
I et t er s w i I I not be answered,
Lucy Ca Grigsby
Chairman
O ctober 15, I 9 7 4
S P EL MAN
ENGLISH
ATLANTA
GA 30314
E
letters cannot be acknowledged.
Unsolicited
Richard A. Carroll, Chairman
Department o f Engli s h
10-11-74
OGLETHORPEU
ATLANTA
G A 303 1 9
I HUMAN I TIE'5
Looking for one experienced.Ph.D demi-generalist to teach
a beginner's level linguistics/semantics/Adv. Grammar/ Hist .
Language course, and to handle 19th Century English and
American. This,very small departn.ent calls for occasional
forays into other courses ( 17th and 18th Cent. ) — experience
is therefore MOST desirable. Asst. Prof.; good. salary scale.
R.J. Fusillo> Chmn., Humanities Div.
11/5/74
ATLANTA
GA 30322
E 597
I ENGLISH
We are now screening applications for the position advertised
in October, and we expect to make the appointment from among
the candidates who have already written. We expect no further
positions, and regret that we cannot answer further inquiries.
J. Paul Hunter, Chairman
November 5, 1974
GEORGI A INST OF TECH
I ENGLISH
ATLANTA
GA 3033 2
E
MERCER U I N
I ENGLISH
A T L ANTA
10/11/74
30CO FLOWERS NE ATLANTA
GA 3034 1
E
599
Pending budget allocations, we may have an opening at the
assistant professor level for someone primarily interested in
quality, innovative teachinp,with a combination of prammarlinguistics, Chaucer, history of the lanpuepe, freshman canposition, and possibily English as a second lanpuape. Others
need not apply at this time. Natch the List for chanpes.
10/22//4
James C. Bryant, Chairman, Division of Humanities
GEORGIA
CARROLLTON
GA 30117
ENGLISH
E
586
James W. Mathewst Chairman
10-11-74
GA 30149
MOUNT BERRY
S P EECH
I GEORGIA SOOT E
C
STATESBORO
I ENGLISH JOURNALISM 6 PH ILOSOPHY
GA 30458
E
60 1
Cur hiring plans for 1975-1976 have not been completed.
Any openingsthat develop will be announced. here. Until
then please do not write.
Lawrence Huff
Head, Department of English,
Journalism, and Philosophy
October 14, 1 9 74
N'o vacancies are anticipated for 1975-76
E
587
BRENAU C
FINE ARTS 6 HUMANITIES
GAINESVILLE
GA 3050 1
October 14, 1974. We are uncertain at this time
what our hiring needs will be for next year.
No vacancies are anticipated for 1975-76.
D . Dean Cant r e l l
Chairman
O ctober 17 , 1 9 7 4
C harle s R . L u c h t
C hairman, D i v i s i o n o f
Fine Arts & Humanities
LA GRANGE
i LA GRANGE C
I ENGLISH
598
Position of Assistant Professor, teaching 12 hours of
freshman-sophomore courses a quarter, ~ma be available
for 1975-76. Completed Ph.D. by June, 1975, required.
qualifi.ed blacks are especially invi.ted to apply.
David B. Comer III, Head, Department of English
BERRY C
I ENGLISH 6
595
i EMORY U
Distinguished Professorship — English. Applications are invited for the Wm. Jas. Lemon Professorship of Literature. . The holder of this
professorship must be a person of' proven intellectual and academic excellence. Field open,
salary negotiable. Applications from women and
minority groups are especially encouraged. Send
resume and. references to M. A. Qwings, Head,
Department of English.
WEST GEORGIA C
591
U nsoli c i t e d
GA 30240
E
589
I PAINE C
I HUMANITIES
AUGUSTA
GA 30901
E
607
Wa anticipate no vacancies for 1975-76. All
WP1+'.
' ove"0 er b r
'
letters and applications will be placed on file, but
1 9 74.
V 'ivian U . R o b i n s o n
cannot b e a c k nowledged.
Chairman, Division of Humanities
O ctober 18 , 1 9 74
~ GEORGIA SU
I ENGLISH
University Plazat S.E,
ATLANTA
GA 3030 3
E
590
It is unlikely that there will be any positions.
Although we attempt to respond to all letters>
unsolicited incuiries may not be ackrowledged.
PAUL G. BLOUNT, Chairman
No v . 1974
jl AUGUSTA C
ENGLISH
AUGUSTA
GA 30904
E
6 08
We shall probably have at least one opening at the instructor level
for a c ademic year 1 9 7 5- 76. Applicants must possess a masters degree
in English or linguistics. Preference will be given to candidares
having some course work beyond tl.e M.A. and/or experience in teaching
remedial English. Affirmative action/Equal Opportunity Employer.
Wii.liam J. Johnson, Chairman, Department of English. October 22,
1974.
PAGE 18
i TIF T C
I ENGLISH
FORSYTH
GA 31029
E
609
I U OF WEST FLORIDA
I ENGLISH C FOREIGN LANGS
MACON
GA 31201
E
-
1 4 Oct.
1074
E
630
Stanton Millet, Chairman
English an d F o r e i g n L anguages
Barbara Sullivan, Chairman, Oct. 29, 1974
There ire no noiiti num o nen fo r
.',o ii " i
c n inot, b e i i n c i i e r e r l .
FL 32504
Any position we are authori.zed to fill for 1975-76
will be announced in a later List. U nti l t he n ,
please do not write.
iliovacancies anticipatec.
WESLEYAN C
I COMMUNICATIONS
PENSACOLA
613
1 9 7 5 - 76 . U ni.: l i c i
0 OF F L ORIDA
HUMANITIES
UNIVERSITY C
GAINESVILLE
FL 32611
e :i
WE ANTICIPATE ND JOB OPENINGS.
'-.
1 F . B i ri ui i n i i. r
C.' d ie cn
1 iMERCER U
I ENGLISH C JOURNALISM
MACON
GA 31207
E
6 14
11 October 19 74
Sorry,.but no openings anticipated for 1975-76.
Kenneth Hammond, Chairman
, STETsoN u
VALDOSTA
FL 32 72 0
E
633
We will not be employing any permanent members f'or the
department next year. We may need one instructor, in
M. A., to teach Freshmen.
O ctober 1 5
VALDOSTA SC
I ENGLISH
OELAND
I ENGLISH
GA 31601
E
617
1 974
Wtllxam E
I FLORIDA TECHNOLOGICAL U
i ENGLISH
we do not expect any vacancies on our staff for the coming
a cademic y e a r .
Po BOX 25000
T aylo r
Chat r m a n
ORLANDO
F L 32 8 16
E
6 35
E
639
Oct. 21, 1974. No vacancy expected for 1975-76.
Willa F. Valencia, Head, October 21, 1974
Richard S. Grove, Chairman
GEORGIA SOUTHWESTERN 0
ENGLISH C HUMANITIES
AMERICUS
GA 31709
1 0 oF MIAMI
CORAL GABLES
FL 33124
ENGLISH
We have received sufficient inquiries to our earlier request
and regret that we can not respond to any further applications.
Iris S. Argo, Chairman
Division of English and Humanities
1 cot.uMBus c
i LANGUAGE 8 HUMANITIES
COLUMBUS
GA 3 190 7
E
620
Robert Stahr Hosnnn
Chairman
October 29, 1974
, FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL u
ENGLISH
M I AMI
January opening for Instructor/Asst. Prof.
Course load primarily
Freshman English w/some opportunities in specialized area.
Prefer
Generalist or
creative writer. Affirmative action/equal
opportunity employer.
FL 33144
E
10/18/74
O ctobe r
640
1 7 , 197 4
Should an opening for 1974-75 develop, w e wi l l
announce i t
h er e . Until then please do not write.
John F. Fleischauer, Chairman
Division of Language-Humanities
Harry T . An t r i m
Chair man
i BARRY C
I ENGLISH
1 1300 N
E 2 AV MIAMI
FL 33161
FLORIDA
E
64 1
10/15/ 74
At present we have no plans to hire
new
faculty for 1975-76. tinsolicited letters any
will not
b e answer e d .
Richard A. I"ottram
C hairman , Dept. of. Fnolish
U OF NORTH FLORIDA
JACKSONVILLE
FL 32216
E
626
FLORIDA ATLANTIC 0
I ENGLISH
BOCA RATON
We do not foresee any new positions in composition or
literature for next year. I f a v a c a ncy s h o ul d o c c u r , w e
will announce it here.
Our office staff would appreciate your not sending letters
of inquiry or application until we announce a vacancy here.
W.Coyle, Chairman
14 October 1 9 74
F L 334 3 2
E
644
E
648
Gary L. Haz'mon, Chairman
i FLORIDA S U
ENGL ISH
TALLAHASSEE
F L 3230 6
E
Anticipate one appointment for 7 5-78 at asst. or a s s oc . r a nk;
salary r ange $12-15,900; areas of interest — Afro-Amer i c an
Literature or C r e ative Wr i t ing or F o l kl or e or 1 7th Century or
a combination (letters for other ar eas will not be answered).
FSU is an Affi r m a t ive Acti on /Equal Opportunity Employer .
Fred L . Standley, Chair m an
O ctober 3, 1 9 7 4
i FLORIDA A C M U
I ENGLISH
TALLAHASSEE
626
FL 3 2 3 0 7
E
6 29
1 U OF SOUTH FLORIDA
ENGLISH
TAMPA
F L 3362 0
No openings anticipated for the year 1975-1976.
John R. Clark, Chairman, Department of English
ECKERD C
LETTERS
ST PETERSBURG
10/14/74
FL 33733
We anticipate no vacanci e s fo r 1 97t t - 7 5 . All letters
wil l
be p'ut on file but cannot be acknowledged.
1 0/ l i t / 7 i t .
WE ANTICIPATE NO VACANCIES FOR 1975-76.
B ernic e A . R e e v es , C h a i r m a n
A rea o f E n g l i s h
Division of Communications
PAGE 19
J ACKSONVILLE SU
I ENGLISH
J ACKSONVILL E
AL 3 6 2 6 5
E
674
We anticipate no opening for next year.
ALABAMA
Clyde Cox, Head
AL 35115
MONTEVALLO
U OF MONTEVALLO
I ENGLISH
t SPRING HILL C
E
651
A L 36 6 0 8
MOBILE
I ENGLISH
E
676
E
678
The EMOlish Department of Spring Hill College
plans ..o additions to or changes in s taf f
f or t h e a c n , l c : ." c y e a r 1 9 7 5 - 7 6 .
Charl e s J . Bay l e
October 15, 1974 — We do not anticipate any openings at
the University of Montevallo.
J o hn B. Lott, Chairman
Acting Chairman
I BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN C
I ENGLISH
AL 3520 4
BIRMINGHAM
E
654
U OF SOUTH ALABAMA
1 ENGLISH
We do not ant i c i p at e any o p eni ngs fo r S e p t em be r 1 975. L ett e r s
will b e k ep t o n f i l e b u t c a n not b e a c k n ow l e dged.
No openings for 1975-76.
John P. Pool
Birmingham-Southern College
AL 35401
TUSCALOOSA
acknowledged.
Julia B. Tidwell, Chairman
Humanities Division
L I V I NG S TON
E n g l ish Dept.
A L 368 3 0
AUBURN
r AUBURN U
I ENGLISH
W e anticipate no vacancies for 1975-'76. A l l
LIVI NGSTON UNIVERSIT Y
LANGUAGES 6 L I T ERATURE
G R Wi l s o n J r
A cting Ch a i r m a n ,
October 18, 1974
Birmingham, Alabama 35204
ST ILL MAN C
D IV OF HUMANITI E S
A L 366 8 8
MOBILE
E
681
No vacancies to report at this time.
We will be unable to acknowledge or mnsider further appl.ications
for the positions listed in the October JIL.
AL 35470
It is possible that we will have a position for a teacher of
compensatory English. It is highly desirable that th is teacher
also be qua1ified to teach a course in basic journalism.
TENNESSEE
Betty J . T u cker Chairman, Division of Languages and Literature
October 22r 1 97
U OF NORTH ALABAMA
ENGLISH
AL 35630
FLORENCE
E
Wo cnticincto no oncnings for tho cowing y"cr
do not rrritb, Unsolicitcri lattmrs ril l
6 64
.~ AUSTIN PEAY SU
I ENGLISH
TN 37040
CLARKSVILLE
E
682
E
6 86
No jobs available for the 1975-76 acadead.c year.
Pl nsn
E dward E. I r w i n
O ctober 14 , 1 9 7 4
n o t b o u n arm r.d.
Ch: .ram
r ALABAMA A r. M C
ENGLISH 6 FOREIGN LANG
NORMAL
AL 3 5 7 6 2
E
665
Our budget for next year is not available yet. We anticipate
no vacancies but are interested in receiving applications in
linguistics.
Mat tie D. Thomas, Chairman
Department of English & Foreign Languages
O ctober 17 . 1 9 7 4
HUNTSVILLE
' OAKWOOD C
I ENGLISH
A L 35 8 0 6 .
E
666
I FISK U
1 ENGLISH
NASHVILLE
R. B. Purnell
'LO/21/74
GEORGE PEABODY C FOR
I ENGLISH
TEACHERS
NASHVILLF.
TN 3T20 3
E
687
A ll l e t t e r s o f a p p l i c a t i o n
E va T o u s t e r
C hair m an , E n g l i s h D e p t .
O ctober 14 , 1 9 7 4
Irene Wakeham, Dept. Chairman
October 30, 1 974
TROY
I TROY SU
Chairperson
Fisk University, Nashville , Tennesser
37203
N o vacan c i e s a n t i c i p a t e d f or 1 9 7 5 - 76 .
w ill b e p l a c e d on f i l e .
No vacancies anticipated in this predominantly
Black Seventh-day Adventist senior college; enrollment seems to be stabilizing around 1,000.
TN 3720 3
No Vacancy at thistime nor in the forseeahle
future.
A L 3608 1
E
6 68
I TENNESSEE SU
ENGLISH
NASHVILLE
E
We anticipate no vancancies for 1974-75.
put on file 'but cannot be acknowledged.
No vacancies. Unsolicited letters
cannot b e a c k n owl edged.
TN 3720 3
6 88
All letters will be
Robert J . H u d son, Head
English Department
Fred B. Davis, Acting Chmn.,
Engli s h a n d F o r e i g n L a n g u ages
ID/14/74
i HUNTINGDON C
October 21, 197Ir,
MONTGOMERY
A L 36 1 0 6
E
671
No vacancies are anticipated for 197$-76.
"". L. Head, Chairman
L anguages and Li t e r a t u r e
i rVANDERBILT U
I ENGLISH
NASHVILLE
TN 37235
E
691
5 Ncv 74. Applications for two beginning positions,
in modern British novel and in 18th and 19th C British
novel, advertised earlier, must be closed. Applications
for senior positions (assoc. prof. cr prof.) in Middle
English literature and in English romantics are still
welcome. Vanderbilt is an equal opportunity employer.
Rupert E. Palmer, Jr., Chairman
PAGE 20
i TENNESSEG WESLEYAN C
i ENGLISH
ATHENS
TN 37303
E
692
We have no openings snd anticipate none, Please save your
MISSISSIPPI
postage and ours by not writing.
October 28, 1974
Mary Ruth Miller
Chairperson, English Department
COVENANT C
LOOKOUT MT
1N 37350
E
Ij RUST C
I HUMANITIES
696
We foresee no additions or changes at this time.
1'lease do not write. Best w! shee for finding a
satisfactory position.
HOLLY SPRINGS
MS 38635
E
722
English
Paul K. Hessclink, English
We anticipate no vacancies I'
or 1974-75.
Mufti A.H. Usmani,Chairman
i U OF T H E S OUTH
I ENGLISH
SEWANEE
TN 37375
E
Fle
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY SC
697
AT CHATTANOOGA
CHATTANOOGA
TN 37401
E 6 98
We have no openings at present. P lease do not s e n d
unsolicited letters of application.
If our situation changes, we will so indicate in
future issues of the MLA Job Information Lists.
Thomas C. Ware, Chairman
i KING C
I ENGLISH
BRISTOL
TN 3 7 6 2 0
E
701
,MS 38941
E
724
Opening for Fall Semester, 1975 in Speech Correction.
Experience desirable.. Ph.D'. preferred. Rank and
salary dependent upon qualifications.
anticipaten. . ;nc' n c i r ;
.
411 leite: s will 8 nut c n f ;i l. er ,l nb7u5 t- 76
t
c , nnet b r r ck n e mi r ' 8 : e ; l .
r i nl . y R h y s
C hairs an s f t r b c r'n:li sh Dept.
U OF TENNESSEE
I ENGLISH
ITTA BENA
Communicationg
An Equal Opportunrty Employer
10-15-74
( Engli sh , S p eech, Modern Lang. )
yla A. Wells, Head, Communications Department
r M ISSISSIPPI C
I ENGLISH
CLINTON
MS 39056
I
E
726
The hiring plans for 1975-76 are not formulated at the
present time; however, we dc not anticipate the need for
more than one or two replacements in English.
Dr. Sarah A J Rouse
Chairman, Division of Humanities
o ctober 23 , 1 9 74
i MILLSAPS C
I ENGLISH
JACKSON
MS 39210
E
730
We anticinate no openinps in English for 1975.
N ovember 1, 1 9 7 4 . W e may have an openi n g
f or 1 9 75:-1976, bu t 1 s h a l l n o t kn o w u n t i l t h e
time of the February Lists. No letters, please.
O. P. Winship, Chyrl.
O ct. 31 ,
1974
George W. Boyd,Chm
jI
CARSON-NEWMAN C
I ENGLISH
JEFFERSON CITY
TN 37760
E
704
HenriettaJenkins,
Coordinator
KNOXVILLE
TN 3792 1
E
707
WILLIAM CAREY C
I ENGLISH
E
713
733
MARTIN
TN 38237
COLUMBUS
MS 39701
E 735
No vacancies anticipated for fall, 1975.
E
7 15
We anticipate nc openings in the Department of English
for the 1975-76 academic year
Ralph E. Hitt, ChairPerson
Dept. of English
I MISSISSIppl
I ENGLISH
SU
MISS STATE
MS 39762
E
73 6
At present we have no vacancies.
Dr. Emil Rcy, Chairman
KNOXVILLE
MS 39401
E
MISSISSIPPI C FOR WOMEN
ENGLISH
10/23/74
U OF TENNESSEE
I ENGLISH
HATTIESBURG
TN 38152
we will
announce it h e r e . Until then, please do
not
write.
William Osborne, Chairman
October iq, 1974
AT MARTIN
October '14, 1974
J, 9, McCrory
Chairman
October 15r 1974
25 October 1974
I iU OF TENNESSEE
I ENGLISH
73 2
No Vacancies
Harriet Broeker, Chairman
English and Speech
MEMPHIS
MS 39401
E
Marice C. Brown, Chairman
We expect no vacancies for 1975-76. 'rle cannot answer
i nquir i e s .
MEMPHIS SU
I ENGLISH
H A T T I ESBURG
I t i s t o o early t o know what our needs for 1975-1976 will b e .
No unsolicitedapplications wi 11 be acknowledged. We subscribe
to Equal Education and Employment Oportunities.
We anticipate novacancies for 1975-1976.
iI KNOXVILLE C
I ENGLISH
I U OF SOUTHRN MISSI S S I PP I
ENGLISH
E. O. Hawklns
Head
October 14, 1974
T N 37 9 1 6
E
7 06
Tuo or threeassistant professopships for outstanding applicants
wsth the following three qualif i c at i ons: (1) principal specialization
in a period of British or American literature between 1660 and 1900,
(2) specificpreparation to teach courses in advanced composition,
fil m o r f o l k l ore, and (3) pub'lications or strong recommendations as
a potentia1 scholar or crstsc. Bain T. Stewart, Head, 11-6-74.
PAGE 21
I NORTHERN KENTUCKY S C
I HUMANITIES
HI GHl A N D H T S
KY 41076
E
752
E
754
No openings for 1975-1976. Please do uct write;
u usclzczt ed applications cannot be acknowledged.
KENTUCKY
Frank L. S z a l l i n g s , J r .
Chairman
I November 1974
L OUISVILL E
l BELLARMINE COLLEGE
I HUMANII IE S
K Y 402 0 5
E
738
We may need two or three additional beginning
assistant professors to teach freshman composition
and sophomore literature for 1975-76. P h. D .
No vacancies anticipated in Engli.sh or foreign
languages.
Guy A. Battle
Chairman
Wade Hal l
Chairman, Humanities
O ctober 1 4 , 19 7 4
MOREHEAD SU
MOREHEAD
O ct'ober 11 ,
KY 4035 1
E
1 9 74
7 41
No vacancies anticipated in English or Foreign Languages
for 1975-1976. Please do not write: unsolicited letters cannot
be acknowledged. Thank you for your interest in Morshesd State
Unviersity. Robert A. Charles, Chairman, Division of Languages
a nd Li t e r a t u r e .
l ASBURY C
I ENGLISH 6
KY 40390
W I LMORE
E
S P EECH
742
BOWLING GREEN
WESTERN KENTUCKY U
l ENGLISH
Jame s Heldman, Ch a i r man
Departruent of English
October 15,
OWENSBORO
l BRESCIA C
I ENGLISH
1 9 74.
K Y 4230 1
757
E
Sister Mary Ruth Gehres
Chairman, Humanitiss Division
E
10/14/74
743
rlo vacancies anticipated for 197g-76 in Department of
Fuglish, which includes literature, speech, drama, and
comuosition.
-.Thomas «I Kreider
Chairman
DANVILLE
K Y 404 2 2
E
744
We are not planning any additions to our staff.
G.T. Hazelrigg, Chairman
K Y 404 7 5
E
745
OH 43015
E
760
H o Job i n s i g h t . Please do not write.
Letters of inquiry cannot be acknowledged.
, C h a 1rman
1 994
GAMBIER
l rKENYON C
I ENGLISH
OH 43022
E
76 1
Instructor or Assistant Professor of Ameri c an
Literature, particularly of the ITineteenth
Century, Kenyon College is an Equal Opportunity
and Affirmative Action Employer,
Gal'braith Crumpr Department of English
E S October 1 9 7 4
' o s- "
LEXINGTON
KY 40506
l U OF K E NTUCKY
E 746
l ENGLISH
Nc new positions authorized for 1975-76.
Possible opening in the field of technical writing.
J . A . B r y a nt , J r .
Chairman
Dept. of Euzlisb
Nov. 5, 1 9 74
LEXINGTON
DELAWARE
l OHIO WESLEYAN U
I ENGLISH
O ctober 15 ,
RICHMOND
o..
srticicsi. sn vscsn" res f r
OHIO
Samuel H. P r a t t
October 17, 197II
T RANSYLVANIA U N I V ERSI T Y
I ENGLISH
756
KY 40403
BEREA
EASTERN KENTUCKY U
ENGLISH
E
N o addi t i o n s h ave been aut h o r i z e d I ' or 1 9 75-76 a n d
n o vacanc i e s are anticipated. Please do not write.
10/10/7L
Arthur F. Fleserr Chairman
Division of English and Suesch
r CENTRE C
I ENGLISH
KY 4 21 01
We hsvs no hiring plans for this year or nextw
No Vaca.cy
i BEREA C
I ENGLISH
KY 4207 1
MURRAY
r MURRAY SU
ENGLISH
KY 4050 8
E
7 47
GRANVILLE
l iDENI SON 0
I ENGLISH
OH 43023
I f vr e h a v e a
Es tu tion rem,! ns; nclccr.
vre tril l
no s t n ot i c e
position f o- 1975-76
Meanwhile r plr ase
in the next 1 ist in;,.
K enneth B . M n g l/IR>
s a l l jyhChgr,
d o not w r i t e .
WESTERVILLE
O TTERBEIN C
ENGLISH
OH 43081
E
764
E
766
We anticipate no vacancies.
Cct. 21, 1974
ames
R. Bailey, Chm.
n'
zsn'
En ol>eniu;s unt cipatr,.d."loess do noi writs.
g
cr;rober 17, 1976
KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY
ENGLISH
C.M,Holrrrs,Chairman,Engli h
FRANKFORT
KY 40601
E 748
I have been deluged with unsolicited letters,
11 October 1 9 74.
b ut t h er e a r e u o v a c anci e s .
Leonard A.
S l a de , J r . , C h a i r man
C APITAL U
ENGLISH
COLUMBUS
OH 43209
Regretfullyrwe have ao vacancies and none are
anticipated. Please do not writs. Should
circumstances changer openings will be listed
in ths Job Inforrsation Lists,
Judith A, Sturnick
Chairman. Enslish Department
PAGE 22
i OHIO Su
I ENGLISH
COLUMBUS
OH 43210
CLEVELAND SU
ENGLISH
E .768
J ohn B. Gabel ,
C h m.
i OHIO DOMINICAN C
I ENGLISH
164 West 1 7t h
A v e n ue
COLUMBUS
11/1/74
OH 43219
E
CLEVELAND
OH 44115
E 784
We expect to fill 2 positions for academic year 1975-76: 1)Asst.Prof.
specialized in late 18th Cent. Lit., principally British but also
Amezican; interest in the Romantics useful 2) Asst. Prof. to teach
introd. linguistics and Latin. The doctorate in hand is mandatory for
both positions; publications are not essential but research activity.
is the principal road to promotion. Since all zanks teach in our
language-oriented freshman English program>courses in History of the
English Language and Introductory Linguistics are a necessary part
of any applicants' background. We practice Affirmative Action.
Louis T. Milic, Chairman.
October 15, 1974.
we may — just may — be able to appoint beginning assistant professors in three fields: folklore, English language, a nd cre a t i v e
writing. ph.c. required for first two, desirable for third. Send
letter and vita sheet only now; will ask for dossiers and chapters
of dissertation in next round.
770
We anticipate no faculty openings for 1975-76.
Robert C. Wess, Chairman
10-11-78
i BOWLING GREEN SU
I ENGLISH
BOWLING 'GREEN
OH 43403
E
771
CREATIVE WRITING: Tentative position for writer.
Qualifications:
MFA degree in creative writing or equivalent; experience leading
graduate and undergraduate workshops; substantial publication.
2-year term appointment from September, 1975.
D eadline f o r
aPPlication: March 1, 1975.
Howard Mccord, Di r e ct or
Creative Writing Program
i DEFIANCE C
I ENGLISH
DEFIANCE
OH 43512
E
772
I JOHN CARROLL U
I ENGLISH
CLEVELAND
OH 44118
E
I
N o vacanc i e s
785
anticipated. I-lease do not write.
Louis ' ". P e c ek
Chairman
N ova aber 5 , 1 9 7 4
j~ HIRAM C
f ENGLISH
HIRAM
OH 44234
E
788
No Vacancies
No positions open. Do not write.
J.R. Le"water, C hmn.
English
Mary Louise Vincent, Ohairm n
November 2, 1874
i U OF TOLEDO
I ENGLISH
TOLEDO
OH 43606
E
773
Position available September, 1975for an assistant or associate
professor in BlackLiterature, preferably with ability to teach
Creative Writing or special FreshmanComposition sections for disadvantaged students.
Possible opening September, 1975for an assistant or associate
professor in twentieth-century American literature, preferablv
post World War II. W ILLIAM N. FREE, Chairman
ji KENT SU
KENT
OH 44242
I ENGLISH
E 78 9
Possible ooenings for dept. chairman and two Assistant
Profs. Fields of interest, early Am. lit., mod. lit. •
English ed. A p p l ications from those with secondary interest
in tech, St bus. writing, children's lit, welcome, A ff i r m a tive action policies adhered to.
M arti n K . i V u r mi
Dept. of English
Kent State univ./ Kent, Ohio 44242
9/22/74
MUSKINGUM C
ENGLISH
NEW CONCORD
OH 43672
E
775
Assistant professor, Ph.D. or All-But, with teaching authority in
Medieval or Romantic-Victorian Lit. and a generalist otherwise.
Calendaz: two semesters and a January Interim. Teaching load: 9-12
hours per semester. Salary negotiable. Arthur Wills, Chairman.
BALDWIN WALLACE C
I ENGL ISH
BEREA
OH 44017
N o plans tor h i r i n g i n t h e f o k eeable f u t ur e .
a
E
777
E
7 78
UNIVERSITY OP AKRON
ENGLISH
AKRON
OH 44325
E 789
1) Instructor in English, ABD, Ph.D., or MFA. Limited to teaching
composition courses. Write: Dr. Frank T. Phipps, Head.
2) We are seeking, as a replacement head, an active scholar, experienced teacher, preferably with administrative experience. Department
has 31 full-time members, active M.A. program, no Ph.D. program. New
head will be appointed Associate Professor or Professor according
to qualifications. Equal opportunity employer. Write: Professor
Robert Thackaberry, Chairperson, Search Committee.
11/8/74
Richard Hankins, Acting Chairmen
10/11/74
~ OBERLIN C
I ENGLISH
OBERLIN
OH 44074
November 5, 1974
OH 44074
E
779
i MALONE COLLEGE
i LANGUAGE 6 LITERATURE
We anticipate no addition to our staff in the
foreseeable future.
Sanford Shepard, Chairman
CASE WESTERN RESERVE U
ENGLISH
. CLEVELAND
OH 44691
793
David Moldstad
Chairman
OH 44106
E 781
O ctober 22, 1 9 74
CANTON
OH 44709
E
October 15 ,
79 4
1 9 74
No vacancy.
Robert L. Lair, Chairman
L anguage and L i t e r a t u r e
October 16, 1974
No openings anticipated. Should any develop, we will announce
them here. Until then, please do not write.
R. B. Salomon, Chairman
1974
We will probably have one, a nd poss i b l y t w o ,
openings in the department for 1975 — 76.
Generalist rather than specialist desired; Ph.D. needed;
assignments in composition and perhaps some l i t .
Robert B. Pierce, Chairman
OBERLIN
WOOSTER
E
O ctober 12 ,
We anticipate no openings for 1975-76. All letters
) OBERLIN C
I HUMANITIES
ijCOLLEGE OF WOOSTER
t ENGLISH
MIAMI 0
HUMANITIES
HAMILTON CAMPUS
HAMILTON
OH 45011
E
There would appear to be no reason for contacting us about job
opportunities for 1975-76. Most of the hiring originates wi.th the
appropriate chairperson at our main campus in Oxford if and when
positions become available.
Kenneth T. Reed, Coordinator of Humanities
PAGE 23
MT ST J OSEPH
OH 4505 1
E 79 9
MT ST JOSEPH ON THE OHIO C
I ENGLISH
There is a possibility that a part-time
( one course per semester) p o s i t i o n i n
journalism will be open in 1975/76.
10/11/74
W illi a m C. i c h u t a i u s
F I NDL AY
I !FINDLAY C
I ENGLISH
! IMIAMI U
OXFORD
DH 45056
An equal opportunity employer
! ENGL ISH
E 801
Allocations for 1975-1976 have not been approved, but we hope to filI
at'least one position: (1) Instructor or assistant professor of
journalism. Degree or experience in journalism required.
(2) Assistant professor in technical or business writing. Candidate
may offer any academic field, but he or she must be willing to teach
at least six of twelve quarter hours in business or technical writing
and provide evidence of qualifications in this area.
Robert J o hnson, Chai rman
15 October 1974
I XAVIER U
! ENGLISH
CINCINNATI
OH 45207
E
804
INDIANA
I NDIANAPOLI S
I 8UTLER U
! ENGLISH
CINCINNATI
U OF CINCINNATI
! ENGLISH
October 15, 1974
OH 45221
E
807
(1) Assistant Professor or above in Creative Writing (f i c t i o n), or
other prose. (2) Instructorships --normally for 3 year term appointment -- inthe following areas: TESOL; American Renaissance;
Linguistics + English or American li t er ature; Li t erary Cri t i c i sm;
Comparative li t erature (17th 8 18th centuries). Ph.D.'s preferred.
John McCall, Head, Dept. ofEnglish. October 24, 1974
CEDARVILLE C
I ENGLISH
CEDARVILLE
OH 45314
E
808
E
8 14
We .do not plan to hire for the year'1974-75.
Edward ".
Sp e ncer, C h a i r m an
October 14, 1974
DAYTON
I U OF DAYTON
! ENGLISH
OH 45469
We have no openings at the present time.
Please do not write. Dr. B. J. Bedard,
Chairman. October 11, 1974
826
No vacancies anticipated .for 1975-6.
T homas G. Savage , S . J .
Chairman
1 1 , 1 97 4
I N 46208
E
No vacancies anticipated for 1975-76. Please
do not w r i t e . Uns ol i c i t ed l et t e r s w il l n ot be
answered.
October
OH 45840
E 821
Vm sorry to report that we have ho positions.available
e
-a
e
t
e
Since we will not'be.doing any hizungv. we won~
acknowledge applications. If people should'want to apply against
the unexpected chance oi'a position opening, we will be most
intrigued by applicants who are experimenters in the classrooms
who have high school teaching experience, and who have training
or experience to teach journalism.
/
Ric h ard C. Oebhardts Humanities Division Chairperson
IO~
W.W. Beyer, Head
Dept. of English
I NDIANAPOLI S
, MARIAN C
! ENGLISH
I N 4 62 2 2
E
827
October 15. No vacancies anticipated f'
or 1975-76.
Sister Rose Nary Schroeder, Chairman.
INDIANA CENTRAL C
I NDIANAPOLI S
I N 46227
E 828
I ENGLISH
Y!e may possibly have an opening I'
or someone with experience in
technical and report writing, anc!who also can teach freshmen
world literature-composition and journalism courses. No other
openings unless there are major acts of God, locally or national)y.
I''
rling c. Peterson, nnglish Chairman
I PURDUE U
! ENGLISH
C ALUMET CAMPUS
H A M MOND
I N 4 6 32 3
E
830
We have ae hirisg plass as yet. We have te await
the dean's decisieas. We may have seaethiag te report sext
meath.
Jeba S. Tucksy, Eaglish Department head.
10/15/74
I OHIO U
! ENGLISH
ATHENS
OH 45701
E
817
VALPARAISO
i VALPARAISO U
I ENGLISH
831
E
833
John Feaster, Chairman
F. B. Fieler, Chairman, October 15, 1974
MARIETTA
E
Oct. 17 , 1 9 74
As of now I expect no openings for 76-76.
If something remarkable happens to change
that situation, I will announce it here.
Please do not 'write.
It is highly unlikely that we will do any hiring for
1975-76
! MARIETTA
IN 463 83
OH 45750
E
I ENGLISH
818
INDIANA U NORTHWEST
I ENGLISH
No vacancies. u n s o licited letters cannot
be a nswered .
GARY
IN 46408
No vacancies f o r 1 9 7 5 - 76.
Professor Francis W. Herdman, Jr.
O ctober
! OHIO NORTHERN U
! ENGLISH
11,
197 4
ADA
OH 45810
October IB, 1974
E
819
No openings for 1975-76. U n s o l i c i ted letters wil l b e kept
on file but wil l not be acknowledged.
Clyde H. Dornbusch
Chairman
! IBLUFFTON C
! ENGLISH
BLUFFTON
OH 45817
E
No vacancies for 1974-75.
Letters ar e
filed but not acknowledged. 10/25/74
Lawrence Templin, Chainuan, Fnglish Dept.
820
! IU OF NOTRE DAME
NOTRE DAME
IN 46556
'E 836
! ENGLISH
possible appointments at levels of Assistant Professor (Ph.D. in
hand) or Instru'ctor (Ph.D. on the way) in: I) British Romanticism
2) Modern British with concentration in'Irish Literature or 3)
Creative Writing with solid credentials in British or American
Literature. Film, drama, popular culture, or minority literature
would make excellent secondary credentials.
Edward Fasts, Chairman
No v e mber 4, 1974
I GRACE C
! ENGLISH
WINONA LAK E
IN 4659 0
E
838
There are noopenings in cur department and we do not f'
oresee
any opening for the coming year.
Edgar J. Lovelady, chairman. October 12, 1974
PAGE 24
INDIANA U AT SOUTH BEND
I ENGLISH
S O U T H BEND
I N 46 6 1 5
E
839
I HANOVER C
I ENGLISH
We do not anticipate any openings for 1975-76
TRI-STATE C
ANGOLA
IN 4 6 7 0 3
HUNTINGTON
ile an t i c i p a t e
no v a c a n c i e s fo r
840
1 97 5 - 7 6 .
October 1 , 1974
F O R T WAYNE
I N 46 8 0 5
E
IN 47306
INDIANA UNIV. EAST
COMMUNICATIONS
IN 47374
RICHMOND
August 15, 1975. One position in communications; Ph.D. o r A. B . D . ;
teach multiple sections of basic oral and written communications
(elementary comp., expository writing, fundamentals of public speaking), with possibility of teaching specialty area courses> a ff i r s m t i v e
action/equal opportunity employer. C ontact Ron Cart er , S e a r c h
Committee Chpn. November 8, 1974.
/
pat K. Hammet, Chair/san
r ag tis h D e p a r t m en t /
i INDIANA. 0 AT FORT WAYNE
I ENGLISH 6 L I N G U I S T I C S
MUNCIE
I ENGLISH
E 853
I
We do not plan any additions to our regular staff for
t he a c ademic y e a r 1 9 7 5 - 7 6 .
D ick A . R e n n er , C h a i r m a n
Dept. of English
10/14/74
IN 46750
E
I N 47 2 4 3
E 852
No opening at present.
Slight possxbility that
in spring we may seek creative writer for '75-'76.
Do not write at present.
George P. Clark, Chmn,
Oct, 13, 1974
I BALL SU
No definite vacancy at the present time.
Budget snd enrollment pctmitting, we may be hiring a Ph. D.
(19th century British) for the 1975-76 year. Too many
intangibles to begin processing applications at the present
time. But do check the Itsylisting.
Rudolph Stoeckel
Professor i n Charge
HUNTINGTON C
ENGLISH
HANOVER
843
I EARLHAM C
I ENGLISH
RICHMOND
IN 4 7 3 7 4
E
854
We anticipate no vacancies for 1975-76. All letters vill
be kept on file, but they may not be acknowledged.
We will have no openings in 1975-6. Please do not write; we
cannot acitnovledge letters.
Gordon W. Thompson
Chairman, Dept, of English
October 21, 1974
Arline R. Standley, Chairman
15 October 1 9 74
II PURDUE U
I ENGLISH
FT WAYNE CAMPUS FORT WAYNE
I N 4 6 80 5
E
844
Sorry.
Pl e a s e s av e y our p o s t a ge. Clifford A. Nault, Jr.,
Chairman, Section of English. 15 October 1 9 74.
I IST ME INRAD C
I LANGUAGES 6 LITERATURE
ST NEINRAD
IN 4 7 5 77
E
85 6
we do not plan to hire any more teachers for
S eptember 1 9 7 5 .
Dr. Blaise Hettich
Chaxrman, L a n g uages & L x t e r a t u r e
N ovember 4 , 1 9 7 4
I CONCORDIA SENIOR C
I LETTERS
FORT WAYNE
I N 46 8 2 5
E
8 46
I U OF EVANSVILLE
I ENGLISH
EVANSVILLE
IN 47701
E
857
There will be no openings. Please do not write.
We do not anticipate any openings for the
E rhardt H. Essi g
Chairman, Division of Letters 6 Arts
1975-76 academic year.
October 14, 1974
Dr. Samuel Longmire/Chairman
i INDIANA U
I HUMANITIES
AT KOKOMO
S hould w e
a nnounce i t
h a v e a n opening 'fo r
h e re .
KOKOMO
I N 46 9 0 1
E
847
1 9 7 5 - 7 6 , w e wil l
Until then, please do not write.
NICOLAS H. N ELSON
Chairman, Humanities 11/4/7tl
I IMARION C
MARION
E
848
Marjorie J. Elder
Chairman, Language 'and Literature
O ctober 1 5 , 1 9 7 4
N MANCHESTER
EVANSVILLE CNPS EVANSVILLE
I N 4 7 7 12
E
I N 46 9 6 2
I ENGLISH
E 3 849
18 October 1974, No vacanoies are anticipated either f'
or the,
second half of this eoadsmic year or for next year, If vaoanoies
develop, they will be ennounoed here. Charles D. Klingler, Chm.
ROSE-HULMAN INST OF TECH TERRE HAUTE
'IIES ~ SOCIAL 7 LIFE SCIENCES
IN 47 8 03
CALVIN R. DYER, Chairman. October 14, '1974.
We do not expect any vacancies in Language or Lit
for 1975-76, nor' will we respond to unsolicited erature
applications.
INDIANA SU
I ENGLISH 7 JOURNALISM
TERRE HAUTE
IN 47809
E
UPLAND
I N 46 9 8 9
E
We anticipate no vacancies for 1975-76• If a v acancy should
arise, ve will announce it here,
Hazel E. Carruth
Heads Department of English
October 34s 3974
850
860
We anticipate no vacancies. Unsolicited
correspondence c annot b e a c k n o w l e dged .
James B. Misenheimer
Chairman
I TAYLOR U
I ENGLISH
858
14, 1974
We are making no definite plans at thisOctober
time, but
we may
have an opening for a Ph.D. in linguistics who can teach
basic language courses as well as compositioa.
James R. Blevins, Chairman
Humanities Division
I N 46 9 5 2
No v acancie s anticipated. Unsolicited
inquiries cannot b e acknowl e dg ed .
MANCHESTER C
INDIANA SU
I HUMANITI E S
I ST NARY OF THE WOODS C
I ENGLISH
ST NA R Y WOS
O ctober 21 ,
1974
O ct. 1 4 ,
1974
IN 4 7 8 7 6
E
86 1
I am sorry to say that we anticipate no openings for next year.
I am also sorry to say that unsolicited letters cannot be
answered.
P atr i c k 0 Ha r ki n s
Chairisan of the English Department
PAGE 25
W EST LAFAYETTE
i PURDUE U
I ENGLISH
I N 4 79 0 7
E 863
! Opening for asst. prof'. vith training in developmental (not remedial )
reading vho is also qualitied to teach general lit and comp courses.
Opening previously announced for asst. prof. with specialty in Romantic lit now .uncertain, but strong candidates with added specialized
training in English ed or cinema should still apply. Equal
J acob H. Adl er ,
WABASH C
I ENGLISH
C RAWFORDSVILLE
I N 47933
E
864
878
'Several p ositions to be fll led from: Afro-Amer!can lit.
i nori t y
playwriting (Including movie and TV) Romanticism, M
literatures comparative literature, or the above in combinations.
Ph.D. and some publications necessary, but for playwriting,
Ph.D. or equivalent and publ !cat!one.
10/17/74
MI 4 8 2 02
E 878 +
DEIROIT
WAYNE SU
LIBERAL ARTS
Applications and nominations are invited for the post of Chairperson
of the Department of English. WSU is a large, urban university. Its
80 member English Dept. teaches a full range of undergraduate and
graduate courses. WSU is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action
Employer. Please address inquiries toi Dean Diether Haenicke; College
of Liberal Arts; WSU; Detroit 48202
Don Herring, Chairman
10/14/74
ST JOSEPH
I ENGLISH
E
Edward She«ples, Acting Chal«man
November 1, 19 (4
Head
M I 48 2 0 2
DETROIT
I WAYNE SU
i ENGLISH
I N 47 9 7 8
RENSSELAER
E
OCT. 1 ! ,
865
DETROIT
i U OF D ETROIT
I ENGLISH
Please d o
N o vacanc i e s .
19»I
MI 4822 1
E
880
E
882
not w ri t e .
J . L . M c Donal d
Chairman, English
O ctober 1 1 , 1 9 7 4
NO ".1:ENI!brS "'TICI!"ATED.
I U OF M I C H I GANt
ENGLISH
M I 48 5 0 3
FLINT
FLINT
LINGUISTICS, ph.D. GenerativejXran'Sl'onsational Hynpax.
Articulatory Phonetics. Phonology. Dialects. d ist . o f
Eng. Lang. Interested in research in English language.
Affirmative Action Employer. Fredrica K. Hertz, Chairman.
MICHIGAN
M I 48 0 6 3
ROCHESTER
i OAKLAND U
I ENGLISH
E
8 67
No open r r s n t t h t s I. ! m e o r i n t ):e
r omscir t rl . f' i i t » r " . I' l os e r . «l o n c t i r r ' t e . .
Joseph De",«»t,
MI 48104
E
,
LI T
8 70
No positions authorized at this time. We anticipate senior appointments in American literature and culture; in English drama; in the
writing of fiction. We anticipate junior appointments in English
linguistics (emphasis on current historical theory, knowledge of OE
and ME); in early English literature (dual competence in late medieval period and early renaissance); in Afro-American literature.
T av I.. R o b ! n e on .
i U OF M I C H I G AN
I HUMANITI E S
1 079 E
E N GI N
E
884
E
885
We do not anticipate any openings for
1975-76.
Mason Wang, Chai r man
N ovember 5, 1 9 7 4
Chrt r v r: n
' U QF M I C H I G AN
j ENGLISH LANG 6
UNIVERSITY CNTR MI 48710
I ISAGINAW VALLEY C
I ENGLISH
MI 4880 1
ALMA
I ALMA C
I ENGLISH
We do not anticipate any openings in the next year.
Should any occur , we will announce them in this publication.
J oe Sutf i n
Chairman
f 'hat r msn
ANN AR B O R
MI 4810 4
E
871
S hould a n opening develop for 1975-76 ire will
a nnounce i t here. Until then, please do not write.
R ichar d Y o u n g
Chair man
1 1-5- 7 4
E AST LANSIN G
, MICHIGAN SU
i AMERICAN THOUGHT C L'ANGUAGE
MI 488 2 3
E
8 86
O ctober 11 , 1 9 7 4
No authorization to fill vacancies at present. If
authori .zed, we will correspond with holders of the or
doctorate in American literaturer American history,
American Studies. Must have Ph.D., two years of college
t eachi n g , willingness to make career of compositi.on
teachin~g. Preference to those with writing experience. May
rot anewger inouirfes from those not qualified. B.F.Engel-Chr
DEARBORN CAMPUS DEAR3QRN
MI 48128
Nov. 5, 1 9 74
'reslrman
Comp.
appointments.
Renewable
Contingent on funding,
fo. max. 3 yts. (4 sections per sem.) !:alary „"9,000-89600. ABD preferred, qualified M.A.'s considered; teaching experience preferred.
scientific
Also interested in remedial composition, business English,
writing. Address letters (and have dossiers sent) to Director of
The Univer a , c z e nce &L e t t e r s .
Freshman Composition, College of Art~
sity of Michigan-Dearborn is a non-discrim. Affir. Action employer.
M I 49 0 0 1
I KALAMAZOO C
KALAMAZOO
E 890
i ENGLISH
U QF M I C H I G AN
H UMANITI E S
11/7/74
, EASTERN. MICHIGAN U
I ENGLISH
M I 48 1 9 7
1 9 75-1976.
M il to n P . F os t e r , H e a d
E nglish L a n g uage and L i t e r a t u r e
October 14, 1974
Hiring plans uncertain. Priorities include English education,
language, American literature, scientific and technical writing and
zngr
cinema studies. Letters will be read in all areas, traditional and
interdisciplinary.
Alan M. Hollingsworth, Chm.
8 November 1974
MT PLEASANT
I CENTRAL MI C H I GAN U
ENGLISH LANGUAGE 6 LITERATURE
O ctober 21 ,
E
No openings ant i c i p a ted fo r
EAST LANSING, MI 48824
MI 48859
E
88 9
No vacancies; none anticipated. Unsolicited letters
might not be acknowledged.
Walter W. Waring,
Chairman,
YPSILANTI
MICHIGAN STATE UNIV.
ENGLISH
8 75
H ans F. Fet t i n g
Chairman
1974
OL IVET
I OLIVET C
i ENGLISH
M I 49076
E
893
We anticipate no openings, either full-time or part-time,
for the coming academic year. Any letters will be kept
on file in case there is any change in plans.
October 14, 1974 "
James W. Bowers
Chairman, Department ofEng.
PAGE 26
I ANDREWS U
r ENGLISH.
BERRIEN SPRINGS MI 49104
E
894
I GRINNELL C
r ENGLISH
GRINNELL
E
J ohn 0. Wai l e r
Chairman
Edward M. Moors , C h a i r man
Dept. of English
N ovember I > 1 9 7$
ADR I AN
M I 4922 1
E
895
Arnold R. Hoffman, Chmn.
O ctobe r 1 4 , 197 4
ADRIAN
i! CENTRAL C
I ENGLISH
PELLA
I A 50 2 1 9
E
9 13
We anticipate' no openings for 1975-76. If an opening
should develop, it will be announced. here. Meanwhile, any letters received will be filed but will
not be a c knowledged.
Maxine F. Muffman, Chairman
We anticipate no openings for 1975-76.
I rSIENA HEIGHTS C
! ENGLISH
9 10
W e anti c i p a t e n o o p e n i ng s f ' or n ex t y e a r . I f t h e
situation should change, we will advertise hers .
Anticipate no openings at sll.
r ADRIAN C
I ENGLISH
IA 50112
M I 49 2 2 1
E
89 6
W AR T URG
8
C
I ENGLISH
Part time temoorary opening for 2nd semester (Jan. 75May 75) for instructor or assistant prof'essor I'
or .Iesearch
and Creative 'r
!riting. Full tine ooening Fall 75 for assistant
or associate professor in Itedieval and Renaissance literature;
Creative 'r
!riting and Journalism.
Dr. Mary Louise Hall, O.P
October 16, 1974
lish Dept. Chairoerson
I ALBION C
ALBION
M I 49 2 2 4
I ENGLISH
E 897
Beyond the position announced in the October JIL, we ~ms have two
one-year appointments for s mediaevslist snd for an 18th Century
scholar. Persons interested should be experienced teaching composition snd also be competent in either Afro-American literature or
in American studies. We seek utility infielders.
WAVERLY
IA 50677
E
91 7
Should an opening for 197$-76 develop, we will
annouce it here. Until then please do not
wri.te .
P .A. Ki l d a h l
Chairman. Enslish Dsot.
SIMPSON C
ENGLISH
INDIANOLA
I A 50 1 2 5
E 9 19
We anticipate no vacancies in the Department of English
for the academic year 1975-76
Donald A. Koch, C h a i r man
10/9/74
James W, Cook, Chairman of English DePt. 10 /23/74
H ILLSDALE C
r HUMANITIES
HILLSDALE
Dept, of English
M I 49 2 4 2
E 898
No vacancies now exist nor are any anticipated in English or the
foreign languages for the 1975 - 1976 academic year.
r I BRIAR CLIFF C
'I ENGL I SH
MORNINGS ICE
899
HOLLAND
920
E
921
M I 49 4 2 3
i CLARKE C
E
G RAND RAPIDS
900
M I 495 0 6
E
IA 51106
Sorry, no openings expected.
B. G. Knepper, Chm., English
October 30, 1974
N o openi ng s a t pr e s e n t . Possibility of a s ing l e
one-year appoi n t m e nt , b ut we wi l l not k now t i l l
February. P l e ase watch for further announcement;
to w r ite now would be a waste of your time and
money.
C . A . H u t t ar , Chair man
O ctober 2 , 19 7 4
r CALVIN C
I ENGLISH
SIOUX CITY
I ENGLISH
Tos E. Kakonis, H ead
Dept. of Language and Literature
ENGLISH
E
Norine Eyan, Chairperson
Department oi'English
r FERRIS SC
BIG RAPIDS
M I 49 3 0 7
I LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
I Ths Department of Language and Literature has no plans forE
hiring faculty for next year.
I
IA 51104
We anticipate no vacancies for 1975-76, Should an
opening occur, we wLLI announce it here.
James B. King
October 11, 1 9 74
rr HOPE C
S IOUX CI T Y
903
The department will not add to its number
in 1974-1975. Please do not write.
DUBUQUE
I ENGLIsH
I A 52 0 0 1
E
9 23
2 November 1974. We invite applications for one position
in 1975-1976.
Applicants must be qualified to teach
primarily writing and linguistics; persons in other
specialties need not write. Sister Sara McAlpin, Chairperson.
, DIVINE WORD C
r LANGUAGE 6 L I T E RATURE
EPWORTH
IA 52045
E
926
E
928
G.G. Harperr Chairman, English Department
10/?2/74
UPPER IOWA U
I ENGLISH
David R• Thuente, Chairman
Department oi' Lantua e and
L it er a t u r e
FAYETTE
IA 52142
Oe s n t i c i n nt e n o v ac s n c i o s . All lethe"s
t ril l b e n ut on " ' l e I> u t c a n n o t b e , ck!:nowled "ed,
R obert S c h e n ck , H e n d , O c t o b e r b g r
IOWA
197 •
,I IOWA SU
ENGLISH
AMES
IA 50010
E
908
We may have one or two openings for next year. I f so , w e w i l l
consider only MAs or ABDs who are interested in teaching
primarily freshman compos'ition. Experience in teaching juniorsenior technical writing would be a desirable additional
qualification. Iowa State is an affirmative action
employer.
Donald R. Benson, Chai r man
November 4, 19 74
i CORNELL C
I ENGLISH
MT VERNON
IA 52314
E
931
Zo Vacancy anticipated
PAGF. 27
IA 5 2 4 02
E
CEDAR RAPIDS
ENGLISH, SPEECH 6 THEATER
008 0
932
I U OF WISCONSIN-HI LWAUKEE MILWAUKEE
I CENTER FOR 20TH C S T UDI ES
E
946
Michel Benamou, D'irect or
Fellowship (post-doc. or senior) to join team
on film-study (interdisciplinary) for one or
pmeferably two semesters • Deadline Nov •15, 1974
As a result of our notice iu the October Job Information List,
we have at the moment all the applications we can handle. We can
accept no more ar. this time.
Charles Cannon, Chairman
(as of Oc t ober
10/30/74
I MT MERCY C
I ENGL ISH
W I 532 0 1
CEDAR RAPIDS
I A 5240 2
E
933
i CARDINAL STRI TCH C
I ENGLISH
16 > 1974 )
6801 N Y A TE S
MI L W A U KEE
WI 5321 7
E
949
Oct obez 21, 1974'
We .do not anticipate a vacancy in the Eng11sh
department in 1975-"/6. All inqu1ries will
be filed in case the unexpected resignation
does occur. Thanks to all who have written
thus far. — Sister Mary Augustine Roth, Chmn.
IOWA WESLEYAN C
MT PLEASANT
ENG LANGS THEATRE ARTS C COMM
We anticipate no vacancies for 1975-76
Sr. Audrey Schmidt, Chm,
IA 52641
E
936
English, German, French, Spanish
MILWAUKEE
,i MT MARY C
I ENGLISH
E
All letters
10/23/'74
DAVENPORT
950
iv'eanticipate no vacancies for 1975-76.
We do not expect any vacancies in 1975-76. Please
do not write. Oct. 15, 1974.
Vern A. Panzer, Head
I ST ANBROSE C
I ENGLISH
WI 53222
I A 52 8 0 3
E
937
N o openings at p r e s e n t . Iie are keeping on file
aoplicstions for a position in the teaching of
writin,, and comcosition.
Hitamary Bradley
Cl>axrpersou, Department of Englxsh
Luetta Wolf, SSND
Acting Chairman
> MARQUETTE U
I ENGLISH
MILWAUKEE
W I 53 2 3 3
E
951
Assistant Professor. Ph.D. in hand. 19th Century British.
Has published or expects to publish.
Joseph Schwartz. Chairman. October 25, 1974.
B ELOIT C
I ENGLISH
BELOIT
WI 5 3 5 1 1
E
952
E
953
The Beloit College English Department will have
WISCONSIN
i CARTHAGE C
I ENGLISH
KENOSHA
no openings for the 1975-76 academic ydar.
WI 53 14 0
E
940
i MILTON C
i ENGLISH
W I 5356 3
MILTON
No vacancy in ' nclish is expecrecl for 1975-76.
w .'cyd I: .
T o ' . l u c e>n> - . , Ci s > i n n er , o n
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, PARKSIDE
ENGLISH
10/15/74
WI 53140.
KENOSHA
E
Director of Com ositiou- Will help develop, administer, and teach in
a composition program. Doctorate in hand or near completion with
specialization in related areas. Publications, teaching and administrative experience pzefezred. Send applications to> Orphus L. Johnson, Chairperson, Division of Humanistic Studies. Univ. of Wisconsin,
Pazkside is an affirmative action employer.
As a small department in a small liberal arts c oll e g e , t he
Milton College English Department forsees no vacancies in
the near future. We regret we are unable to respond to
unsolicited applications.
J ohn T . K e n ny , C h a i r m a n
10/23/74
Humanities Division
Milton Colleae. Milton WI 53563
0 OF WISCONSIN
I ENGLISH
MADISON
W I 537 0 6
E
1 November 1974
Phillip Hazth, Chairman
i CARROLL C
I ENGLISH
WAUKESHA
W I 531 8 6
E
942
EDGEWOOD C
I ENGLISH
We neither have nor expect to have a vacancy for the 1975-76
academic year. Please do not write.
Gordon R. Folsom, Chairman, Department of Eng)ish
> U OF WISCONSIN
I ENGLISH
WHITEWATER
8 55 WOODROW ST
M A D ISON
WI 5371 1
E
943
956
W>e anticipate no oi>cuisgs for 1975-1976.
10/14/74
WHITEWATER
WI 5319 0
E
955
Although positions are not yet authorized, we anticipate two Asst
Prof openings: (1) English linguistics, (2) 19th c. American
poetry. We cannot encourage applications'from individuals with
other areas of specialization at this time. Please consult future
LISTS. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer.
B szbazs F. B e r t em, Chai r » s n
O ctober 14 , 1 9 7 4
I U OF WISCONSIN
I ENGLISH
P LATTEVILL E
PLA TTE V I L L E
WI 5381 8
E 957
October 15, 1974
No openings in foreseeable future.
H arry Kr ouse, Chai r p e r s on
14 October 1974
U 0 F W S
IC 0 N S IN N IL W A U K E E M I L W A UK EE
W I 53 2 0 1
E 9 45
I ENGLISH
No positions have been authorized. We hope for three: I)
technical writing for the health sciences, 2) someone to teach
poetry writing aud womens literature, 3) possibly someone to
teach Romantic poetry snd prose. Women's literature msy be
combined with this position rather than the poetry. I regret
that we csuuoz respond to sll applicants, UW-H is an equal
oppoztuuity employer. Ksthryu Whitford Chairman October 15, 1974
I do not expect to have any vacancies on
the English staff at The University of WisconsinPlatteville during 1975-76.
Russell J. Hill, Acting Head
U OF WISCONSIN
ENGLISH
RIVER FALLS
RIVER FALLS
WI 5402 2
E 958
We anticipate two openings for 1975-76: (I) one instructor for
freshman composition and sophomore ' literature (12 hr . l o a d ) . This
is a temporary position. Renewals beyond 1975-76 are e possibility
but not a certainty. Rank sod salary depend on training and experience. (2) Same as (I ) a bove but fo r f e l l q u a r t e r .only.
DR. CORNELIUS J. TERNAAT, CHAIRMAN, 10/28/74
PAGE 28
ST NORBERT C
I HUMANITIES
OE PERE
WI 54115
E
We anticipate no openings for the next
[ LAWRENCE U
I ENGLISH
959
E 97 1
N c vacancies e n t i c i p a t e d i
Unsolicited inquiries
cannot be answered, though all letters will be
kept on file for twc years.
Peter A , F r i t z e l l , C h a i r m an
a c a d e mi c y e a r .
Xavier G. Colavechio, Chairman
Division of Humanities & Fine Arts
Octobe r 1 5 , 1 9 7 4
I SILVER LAKE C O F
I HUMANITIES
W I 5491 1
10/18/74
THE HOLY FAMIL'Y MAN ITOWOC
WI 54220
E
MARIAN C OF FOND OU LAC
ARTS 6 LETTERS
960
r %5S
We antioipate no vaoancies in English nor in French
for 1975-19'76. At present «'e plan to introduce
Spanish as an Added language, but we have faculty
t o oarr y t h e s e c o u r s es, at least for the oomming
I['ear' •
Sister Martin Flavin, Chairperson
N o vacancies a t
FOND OU LAC
W I 54935
p r e s e nt .
Sister Muriel Terr
Chairman
, U OF WISCONSIN-GREEN BAY GREEN BAY
I LANGUAGE 6 L llERATURE.
W I 5430 2
E
[ RIPON C
I ENGLISH
961
RI PON
I ll 5 4 9 7 1
E
No openings exist for the present in English or
American literature.
Plans for 1975-1976 not yet formulated.
louise R. Witherell
Chairperson
Liter a t ur e a L a nguage
October 16, 1974
U OF WISCONSIN
[ ENGLISH
STEVENS POINT
Will i a m J . Ma r t z , C ha i r m a n
Dept. of English
O ctober 1 8 , 1 9 7 4
STEVENS POINT
W I 544 8 1
E 9 62
MINNESOTA
We anticipate no vacancies for 1974-75
at this time. P l e ase do not write.
1 0/22/ 7 4
Nancy N M oore
C hairp e r s o n , E n g l i s h
LA CROSSE
I ENGLISH
U OF WISCONSIN-LA CROSSE
W I 54 6 0 1
E
9 64
i CARLETON C
[ ENGLISH
NORTHFIELD
MN 55057
E
974
E
9 75
No position open at present.
No vacancies. Please do not write. Unsolicited
letters will not be acknowledged.
Thomas A. Haik, Chairman
English Department, UW-L
(10/74)
An equal opportunity employer.
U OF WISCONSIN
ENGLISH
973
Harriet W. Sheridan
Chairman
October 14, 1974
EAU CLAIRE
EAU CLAIRE
WI 5470 1
E
We anticipate no vacancies f'
or the coming year.
965
[ ST OLAF C
I ENGLISH
NORTHFIELD
MN 55057
1
Two or three posf tiocs at instructor or assistant
p rofessor r a n k . A reas pr e f e r r e d :
r hetor i c ,
American, literature of American minorities,
medieval .
Applicants to work in experimental
college also requested. An equal opportunity
employer.
Gerald Thereon, Chairman. O ctober 22 , 1 9 74 .
I U OF WISCONSIN STOUT
I ENGLISH
MENOMONIE
W I 54 7 5 1
E
966
At present we have no plans to hire anyone for 1975-76.
P lease do not wr i t e .
Good luck.
i[
CONCORDIA COLLEGE
I HUMANITIES
ST PAUL
E
will be filed but not acknowledged.
Jan Pavel
Chairman, Humanities
10/15/74
ASHLAND
W I 548 0 6
E
967
October 22, 1974
One possible, though not def1nite, oren1ng at the Ass't rrof.
level .
G e n era l i s t r ! m l i f i e d t o t e ach ccc[rosftion, 1ntro. to 11t.,
Ena11sh I.itSurvey (esrecially between the years 1660 and 18$2),
snd, perhaps, a beainninr course or two 1n Speegh. Ph.D. or
near Fh.D.
David Allen, " h a i rmsn
Engl 1sh Department
UOF WISCONSIN
SUPERIOR
I ENGLISH
976
No vacancies for 1974-1975. Applications f'
or the future
Daniel Ri o r d en
Chairman
NORTHLAND C
I ENGLISH
MN 55104
SUPERIOR
WI 5488 0
E
969
October 14, 1974
HAML I NE U
I ENGLISH
ST PAUL
MN 55104
E
977
E
978
We anticipate no opening in English for the
acedemf.c year 1975-76. Please do not v[rite.
11 October 197I[
I MACALESTER C
[ ENGLISH
George Vane, Chairmen
ST PAUL
MN 55105
Letters will be
kept on file, but they will uot be acknowledged.
Peter
B. Murray , Ch a i r man. O ctober 15 , 1 9 7 4 .
No openingsanticipated for 1976-76.
Norman F.Christensen, Chairman
[ U OF WI SCONSIN
I ENGLISH
OSHKOSH
No openings f o r
t o i n q u i r i es .
O ct. l b . ,
OSHKOSH
W I 54 9 0 1
E
1 9 7 [ [- 1975. C annot r e p l y
R obert i . Se r n e r
1 974
970
COF ST CA T HERINE
ST
MN 55105
I ENGLISH
E 979
Opening for person qualified to teach both writing (all levels) a'nd
American literature. Must have Ph.D., t e a c h in g exper i ence, and a
desire to teach undergraduates. Appropriate applications will be
filed. Repli.es will be sent to candidates with whom Department
wishes further contact.
Nov. 1, 1 9 74
Sister Eleanor Lincoln, Chairman
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M INNEAPOLI S
1 AUGSBURG C
I ENGLISH
MN 55404
E
983
995
MARSHALL
MN .56258
SOUTHWEST M I NNE SOT A SC
N ovember 4 , 1 9 7 4 E
I LITERATURE 6 AMERICAN LANGUAGE
996
We do not anticipate any openings for 1975-76.
Oct. 15> 197h
No vacancies anticipated for the
1 975-76 school y e ar .
MINNEAPOLI S
MN 55455
E 985
(Assistant professor:'two openings in American literature,
1830-1930; one opening in English linguistics (linguistic
theory and social dialects) . Minimum salary: 811,500.
Possible openings later: 1) in fiction writing (assistant
professor); 2) in the English Romantic period (associate
or full professor) .
George T. Wright, Chairman. An Equal Opportunity/
Affirmative Action Employer
I U OF MINNESOTA
i ARTS COMMUN PHILOS
MN 56082
E
Barbara Andersen
O ctober 16 , 1 9 7 »
I U OF MINNESOTA
I ENGLISH
ST PETER
GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS C
I ENGLISH
GENERAL COLLEGE MINNEAPOLIS
MN 5 5455
E 9 86
Writer/Teacher, fiction and/or drama, Literature and AmeriLanguage Department; teach beginning and advanced fiction, writing workshops and other courses; doctorate or MFA in Creative
Writing; college teaching experience, fiction publication success;
rank and salary consistent with qualifications; apply to Dr. Mary
Hickerson, Chairperson, Literature and American Language, by
J anuary 1 , 1 9 7 5 . SMSC is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action
S molover .
MORRIS
U OF MINNESOTA
HUMANITIES
MN 56267
E
997
E
999
ifo vacancies anticipated for 1975-76. iinsolicited letters
ca>mot be acknowled:e'i. PLEASE >70 !)OT i>HITE.
Leon Reisman, Prof'essoz and Head
10/15/74
N o vacancies .
MINNEAPOLIS
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
HUMANITIES PROGRAM
MN 55455
E
C COLLEGE)/ILLE
ST JOHN 5 U
I ENGLISH
MN 5 63 2 1
No present plans for hiring for 1975-76.
Funding uncertain. See subsequent issues of Job Information Lists.
Paul D'Andrea
Chairman, Humanities Program
Sorry, but time and bud et do not allow answering
unsolicited communications
Patrick «cDarby, chairman
15 October 1 9 74
SCHOLASTICA C
I ENGLISH
DULUTH
MN 55811
E
9 87
I COLLEGE OF ST BENEDICT
I ENGLISH
S T J O SEPH
MN 56374
E 1000
We anticipate no openings f'
or the
No openings projected for 1975-76. J. Alexander,.
Chairman, Dept. of English, October 14, 1974
academic year 1975-1975.
S . Paula Rei t e n
Che.. Deoartnent of English
DULUTH
MN 55812
i iU OF M I N NESOTA
1 0/22/7 4
E 988
ENGLISH
I Instructorship or assistant professorship in the Freshman Composition
program. Applicants should have both training and experience in Fresh.
Composition. Junior college experience or equivalent is very desirable.
Applicants should have a personal and professional commitment to
teaching expository and argumentative writing. Publications and professional leadership desirable. Beginning salary range: $10,000$12<000, depending on qualifications. Minimum education: MA
Desired education: Post MA graduate work in writing and rhetoric or
Ph.D. with emphasis on writzng and rhetoric.
Lewis D, L e vang, Chai r man
MN 55987
WINONA
I C OF ST TE R ESA
i ENGLISH
990 .
We anticipate no vacancies f'
or 1974-75.
Oct. 26> 1974
William Goodreau> Chm.
WINONA
i WINONA SC
I ENGLISH
MN 56560
E 1001
No vacancies anticipated for 1975-76.
Raymond A. Nelson, Chairman, 11 Oct 1974.
, MOORHEAD SC
I ENGLISH
MOORHEAD
MN 56560
E 1002
One or two openings. Candidates must have PhD and be willing to teach two Freshman sections per quarter. Desired
specializations include Shakespeare and Romanticism, but
generalists trained in teaching writing and fresh PhD's
with creative ideas on curriculum .reform and interdisciplinary studies will be considered. Interviews at MLA.
Forrest L. Ingram, Chairman
MN 55987
E
O ctober 17
MOORHEAD
CONCORDI A C
I ENGLISH
991
l n74
SOUTH DAKOTA
At nresent, we do not anticioate vacancies
for l n 7 5-76>.
R obert 1! . R e z
Acting Hea>i
(j MANKATO SC
I ENGLISH
MANKATO
MN 56001
E
993
VERMILLION
SD 57069
E 1008
October 28, 1974. We still do not foresee any
openings or staff changes for 1975-76. Equal
opportunity — affirmative action employer.
Thomas J. Gasque, Chairman, English.
We have no vacancies
Robert C. Wbight> Chairman
DOCTOR MARTI N LUTHER C NEW ULM
UOF SOUTH DAKOTA
I ENGLISH
MN 56073 .
i ENGLISH
We an'ticipate no vacancies for 1975 76,
Martf.n D, Schroeder, Chairman, 10/12/74
E
994
ij MT MARTY C
I ENGLISH
YANKTON
SD 57078
E 1009
When staffing plans have 'been completed, we shall
Until then, unsolicited
announce t hem here .
letters cannot be acknowledged,
D onna L, H ensel er , C h m,
English-Journalism
PAGE 30
5 IOUX FALLS C
I ENGLISH
SD 57101
SIOUX FALLS
E 1011
Octobe r
1 4, 197 4 We do n ot ant i c i pa t e a ny
vacancies for academic year 1975-76. P l ease
do no t w r i t e .
Edgar S .
A ct i n g
AUGUSTANA C,
I ENGLISH
SIOUX FALL S
MONTANA
H ar v e y , Jr .
C ha i r m an
SO 5710 5
E 1012
ROCKY MOUNTA I N C
BILLINGS
LANGUAGE ARTS
"o vsn-net os ""e antscisated for ne t rear
MT 59102
E 1029
No vacancy is anticipated until 1950. Please do not write.
October 14, 1974
Donald R. Fryxell
Chairman
English Department
MI TCHELL
I DAKOTA WESLEYAN U
I ENGLISH
SD 57301
E 1013
ife ha ve n o p l , n s t o hi r e n ew staff for the
1975-76 academic year. Please do not write,
Mary S . 1 ! e i nWauf
H ead, L a n guage a n d
L it e r a t u r e
O ctober 1 1 , 1 9 7 4
I HURON C
l ENGLISH
SD 57350
HURON
E 1014
I arty .eirati.er
n-:1(sh Depart. .ent
Y n > 4 in " n i l " e
. "cl"
1$ 1 71
C OF GREAT FALLS
I ENGLISH
GREAT FALL S
MT 5940 5
E 1031
No positions open in English, soeech or drama.
Miss Dganna Louie
Chm, English
College of Great Falls
Great Fallsz liont. 59405
15> 1974
NORTHERN MONTANA
We antic1pmte no vacancies f'
or 1975-76, Letters
of application will be put on file but cannot be
HAVRE
MT 59501
E 1032
Dr. iyarg Clearman, Chai rman
ac)Cnowledgedi
Joyce T, P o v l mcs
English Coordinator
10/11/74
No openings. Please do not write.
O ctober 21 ,
i BLACK H IL LS S C
SPEARFISH
1 ENGLISH 6 MODERN LANGUAGES
SD 57783
E 1018
1'ledo not anticipate mdiv vacancies •
Arthur F .
Chairman
P r o sper
i MONTANA SU
BOZEMAN
MT 59715
I ENGLISH 6 THEATRE ART S
( RePeat of Oct. announcement) E 1035
1 We expect to appoint an assistant professor (Ph.D. in hand by Aug.75),
who is a specialist in British Romantic period. Evidence of commitmant to teaching composition and of successful (promising) teaching
will strengthen applicati.ons. Mass acknowledgments are' too expensive;
we' ll correspond with applicants who interest us. MLA interviews.
MSU is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
iiU OF MONTANA
I ENGLISH
FARGO
MISSOULA
Arthur B. Coffin, Head.
2 3 Cct 7 4 .
MT 59801
E 1037
We anticipate that three instructorships for teaching
composition ~oui will be available for 1975-76. These are
temporary positions with possible annual renewals up to a
maximum of three years. A n M.A. degree i s r e q u i r e d . Anyone
with significant work beyond the M.A. will not be considered.
And we expect no other openings will be available.
Merrel D. Clubb, Jr., Chairman
10/31/74
NORTH DAKOTA
i NORTH DAKOTA SU
I ENGLISH
1974
ND 58102
E 1020
ILLINOIS
J ohn Hove, Chai r man 10- 1 1 - 74
I U OF NORTH DAKOTA
GRANO FORKS
ND 5 8 2 0 1
E 1021
I ENGLISH
I We are interested in applications from persons with the Ph.g. in hand
who are willing and able to teach a variety of courses, including composition. The person ought also to have research or creative publica tions .
P e r s ons speci a l i z i n g i n 1 9 t h Century f i c t i o n , V i c t o r i a n l i t erature, American literature, or teaching methods are particularly encouraged to reply. Please be cautioned that by the time this list
reaches you, we intend to have made our preliminary judgments. Rank and
salary open. Equal Opportunity Employer .R.W. Lewis, Chrm., 11-4-74
1 BARAT C
1 ENGLISH
L AKE FOREST
JAMESTOWN C
I ENGLISH
ii LAKE FOREST C
I ENGLISH
L AKE FOREST
JAMESTOWN
ND 58401
E 1023
I L 6 00 4 5
E 1040
Joan Reardon, Chairman, October 15, 1974.
No nositions open at this time, but we anticipate the following
instructional needs:
i. Med1eval literature, general literature, composition;
Ph. D. and publication..
2 • Rhetoric, l a n g uage,composition; Candidates should arrange
to have their dossiers arrive with their applications and
a statement regarding completion of doctorate by fall, 1975.
I L 60 0 4 5
E 1041
.nr
No openings.
)!ichael C'Neel
C heimnan 1 0/ll/74
- - n-/ 7
i MINOT SC
MI NOT
ND 58701
NORTHERN IL L I N O I S
E 1027
No vacancies at this time
Harold Aleshire, Chairman
O ctober
11 , 1974
U DE KA L B
IL 60115
I ENGLISH
E 104 2
The Chairman invitesapplications for assistant professorship.
Area: English Linguistics and Thai. E xperience required.
Publication desirable. S alary negotiable. Additional needs of
Department notyet known. Check next Job Jnformation List for
further information. W i l l i a m R. Seat I I I , A c t i ng Chairman,
English, 22October 1974.
PAGE 31
r'ELMHURST C
I ENGLISH
ELMHURST
IL 60126
E 1043
CHICAGO
, ST XAVIER C
I ENGLISH
19 October 1972, No positions open, Gordon
W, Couchman,CImm spepartment of English.
I L 606 5 5
E 1069
October l b. , 1 974.
We do not ant,icipate any openings for
1975-76.
Thomas Deegan
E nglis h
NORTHWESTERN U
ENGLISH
EVANSTON
IL 60201
E 1045
Needs are uncertain at this date (1 October).
One possibility: Instructor or Iscturer in Creative Writing
and Advanced Composition; experience imperative.
Candidates in other f'ields are NOT encouraged to write unless
notices to the contrary are published in later issues.
DOUGIJlS COIE Chairman
CONCORDIA TC
I ENGLISH
AT CHICAGO CRCL CHICAGO
I ENGLISH
I L 6068 0
E 1070
I English Education; Associate Professor; salary depends on qualifications & experience. Required: PhD in EE g professional
publications in field. Desired: teaching experience at graduate
g secondary levels, interest in teaching of composition, administrative experience. Send vita g copy of one publication.
THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY-AFFIRMATIVE
ACTION EMPLOYER.
October 22, P974
J.'A . L e v i n e , H e ad.
, 0 OF ILLINOIS
I L 6030 5
E 1047
W e anticipate no vacancies for 1975-1976.
will be f i l ed for future reference.
All l e tters
CHICAGO
IL 60605
Possible opening for a senior level appointment as Department
Chairman for Fall, 1975. Ph.D., teaching experience, snd public ations required. Responsibilities include teaching two courses per
semester. Administrative experience helpful but not recuired.
John L. Foster, Acting Chm.; Department of English
Roosevelt University, 430 S. Michigan Ave., Cgo
CHICAGO
5050 E
IL 60616
E 1061
D ain A. T r a f t o n
Chef.rman
O ctober 21 , 1 9 7 4
ROCK ISLAN D
E 1074
October +
1 9 74 Although we will not be certain
until December, we may have an opening for a
r ecent ( o r b y J u n e , 1 9 75 ) P h v Ds i n A m e r i c a n
literature at th. Assistant Professor level.
Candidate should also have background oi' interest
Roald T weet , C h rnn.
in rhetoric, creative writing
r KNOX C
I ENGLISH
GALESBURG
IL 61401
E 10 7 5
rife do no t
y ear 1 9 7 6 - 7 6 .
p l a n t o d o a n y h i r i ng i ' o r t he
.
— sqarnuel Idroon
Cnai.rman, English Dept,
O ct. 1 1 , 1 9 7 4
Henry Knepler
Chairman
CHICAGO
IL 60626
I ENGLISH
E 1064
N o openings f o r 1 9 7 5 - 7 6 .
d.o not
I L 6 12 0 1
I ENGLISH
Vacancies will be announo d here if any
occur. Please do not write until then.
i LOYOLA u
S T ATE S T ROCKFORD
I L 6110 1
E 10 7 3
No positions available for 1975-76.
l AUGUSTANA C
E 1057
I LLI N OI S I N S T O F T E CH
I HUMANITIES
Lottie Phillips, Chairwoman.
O ct. 14 , 1 9 74
ROCKFORD C
I ENGLISH
IL 60515
We are seeking an Instructor' or Assistant Professor of English
starting September 1, 1975 General literature P h D r e q ui r e d
Equal opportunity employer.
October 21, 1974
Clinton W. Oleson
D irect or ,
Division of the Humanities
r lROQSEVEL T U
ENGLISH
6 0 9 01
E 1 0 71
No plans for hiring 1975-76.
Merle L. Radke, Chairman
October IS, 1974
GEORGE WILLIAMS C
DOWNERS GROVE
ENGLISH 6 FOREIGN LANGUAGES
IL
OLIVET NAZARENE C
ENGLISH
l iMONMOUTH C
I ENGLISH
IL
MQNMOUTH
61462
E 107 7
Please
wri t e .
O ctober
Should. an opening occur, it will
b e announced h e r e .
J ames D. B a r r y ,
1 5 , 197 4
We will have no openings f' or 1975-76.
C h a i r m an
Gary D. Willhardt
Chairman, English
»/ 5/74
ri MUNDELEIN C
6 363 SHERIDAN
CH I C A G O
I ENGLISH 8 COMMUNICATIONS
I L 6066 o
E 10 6 5
PEORIA
r BRADLEY
I ENGLISH
IL 61606
E 1079
October 15, 197)r
We anticipate no opening for the 1975-76 acadenic
year. Please do not write.
)fary Pat Haley, O'O C h airperson
ect. cf Envlish and
ocmunncatxbns
i CHICAGO STATE U
CHICAGO
I L 606 2 8
r ENGLISH 8 S P EECH
E 1066
Hope to make three appointments: one at senior rank of specialist in
Black studies, two at junior rank of persons with strengths in minority studies, ethnic studies, interdisciplinary studies in humanities,
journalism, and/or media in addition to regulation literary prepara' ti o n .
All should have PhD and be prepared (both by qualifications
and interest) to teach composition quite a lot Urban commuter
university, Equal opportunity employer. Jesse D Green C h airman
October 24, 19rr4
U OF CHICAGO
ENGLISH
CHICAGO
I L 606 3 7
E 1067
!iir i n o p l a n s unccr , a i.n hut, rre hri.ll '
accept apclications.
At present .I'
ield is 1 res imnortant than
excellence as scholar and teacher.
Stuart Tave, 0!rairman 11/4/74
The Department anticipates no openings for the
academic year beginning September, 1975.
Warren Dwyer
Chairman
15 October 1974
Il LI N OI S WESLEYAN U
I ENGLISH
BLOOMINGTON
IL 61701
E 1080
We do not anticipate any vacancies for the
academic year 1975-76.
Sammye C. Oreer
Chairperson> English Department
10/11/74
URBANA
IL 61801
ENGLISH
E 1082
Full Prof. to direct Engl. Ed. Program. Doctorate; major publi-
) U OF ILLINOIS
'cations; extensive experience. Z. Asst, Prof. in Creative Writing
(fiction). 3. Asst. Prof. in Engl. Lang. trained in modern linguistics,
,stylistics, or literature. Regretfully, we cannot answer letters of in.quiry about other fields. The University of Illinois is an Affirmative
Action-Equal Opportunity Employer and encourages applications from
members of minority groups and women. G eorge Hendtf.ck, H e ad . 1 1 - 5 7 4
PAGE 32
, EASTERN IL L I N OI S U
I ENGLISH
CHARLESTON
IL 61920
E 1083
For Fal l
' 75 : one new position in Journalism,
an
expanding p r o g r am. Fxperience in photolournalism
and editing essential; Ph.D. a nd t eachin g e x p e r i e n c e
t iesi r e d .
Hank and s a l a r y o p e n d epending u p on
Qualifications. Applications from women and minority
c anditi a t e s encourageti.
James Quivey, Chairman
29 October 1974
SOUTHERN ILL INDI S U
ED WARDSV I LLE
I ENGLISH
Dan Havens, Chai r p e r s on 10-28-74
IL 62025
E 1084
The following openings are likely to occur:
1. Creative Writing, verse and fiction; publication and teaching
experience essential; editorial experience desirable;
Assistant Professor.
2. American Studies (literature); publication and teaching
experience essential; PhD; Instructor or Asst. Professor.
3. Technical Writing and Composition; PHD preferred: Instructor
I GREENV IL'LE C
I ENGLISH
GREENVILLE
IL 62246
E 1086
MISSOURI
I HARRIS T C
I ENGLISH
MO 63103
E 109 7
No openings here for 1975-3976,
Sorry,
October 25> 1974
Michael Iowenste>d > t>ddChairman
, ST LOUIS U
I ENGLISH
ST LOUIS
MO 63103
E 109 8
We anticipate no vacancies .for 1975-76. All letters
NO OPENINGS ANTICIPATED.
DAVID DICKERSON
CHAIRMAN ENGLISH DEPT.
I iQUINCY C
I ENGLISH
ST LOUIS
I
'
QUINCY
10/14/74
Raymond Benoit
Chairman
IO-II-74
IL 62301
E 108 8
We anticipate no vacancies for the 1975-1976 academic year.
FDNTBONNE C
I ENGLISH
ST LOUIS
MO 63105
E 109 9
We shall keep all letters on file, but we are unable t'o
acknowledge them.
No openings fo r
I'4 October 19 74
i I L L I N OI S
I ENGLISH
R idgely B .
Chairman
C
Sister Stephanie Stueber, chairman
J ACKSONVILL E
I L 62650
E 1091
I WEBSTER C
I ENGLISH
No vacancies in prospect for 1975-76>
C. E.
1 9 75-76.
Pi e r son
ST LOUIS
MO 63119
E 1101
No openings.
F r a n k , C h a i r m an
}iarry James Cargas, Chrm, Engl. Dept.
20 October 1974
2 2 Oct ,
I MAC MURRAY C
I ENGLISH
J ACKSONVILL E
I L 62650
E 1092
Nothing new.
A.. ietcalf,
It
chairman
LINCOLN CHRISTI AN C
I ENGLISH
Nov. 2,
LINCOLN
I L 626 5 6
E 1093
A lan Kl i n e t Associate Professor ot Engli..h
October 17, 1 9 74
SPRINGFIEL D
E 1102
Jane Wi l l i a m s on
i IWASHINGTON U
I ENGLISH
E 1094
There is a chance we will have a 1/3-time temporary appointment
to teach lournalism for '75-'76. We stress good, innovative
teaching, informality and public affairs.
Richard Bayley, Coordinator
Communication in a Technological Society
ST LOUIS
MO 63130
E 1 10 4
We anticipate no vacancies. Unsolicited letters will
not b e a c k n owl edged.
N ovember 4,
IL 62708
MO 63121
We anticipate no vacancies
f or 1 9 7 5 - 7 6 .
1 9 74
Ye do not plan to hire any additional faculty members
during the 1975-19741academic year. Inquiries cannot be
acknowledged.
I SANGAMON SU
I COMMUNICATIONS
ST LOUIS
,I U OF MISSOURI
I ENGLISH
11/1/74
G o od lucki
74
1 9 74
Ifilliam G. Msdsen, Chai~man
CULVER STOCKTDN C
I ENGLISH
CANTON
MO 63435
E 110 8
vill be kept on file
10/18/74
Guy L. Cooper
Chairsmn, Dept. of English
O ct. 2 2
Culver-Stock on Collese
SANGAMON SU
LITERATURE
SPRINGFIELD
I SOUTHEAST MISSOURI SC
I ENGLISH
IL 62708
We anticipate no vacancies for the 1975-76 academic year
Letters will be put on file but cannot be acknowledged,
10/14/74
I SOUTHERN IL L I N OI S
I ENGLISH
R ichard Shereiki s >
Coordinator
U
CARBONDALE
IL 62901
E 1096
CAPE GIRARDEAU
MO 63701
E 11 10
October 15, 1974. At nresent no vacancies are anticipated
for 1975-76. Dr. Henry Seasons, Head, Department of
E nglish .
WILLIAM JEWELL C
I ENGLISH
LIBERTY
MO 64068
E 1111
There is no prospect of Job openings; please do
t t
N o openings f o r
a cademic year .
t h e 1 9 7 4- 7 5
T ed E. Boyl e
Chairman
10 / 11/74
d t
t he meanti me .
~d t t t
tt
dd
D . Dean Dunham, Jr .
C hairperson , E n g l i s h
t
1t
1
15 October '74
PAGE 33
I CENTRAL MISSOURI SC
WARRENSBUR G
MO 64093
E 1112
f ENGLISH
D ctobei 1 4 , 1 9 7 4
It is ~ssible we may have these openings 1975-76, both Ph.D.
at instructor or assistant professor rank: one, an EFL and
linguistics combination; the second, American literature,
late 19th century specialization.
One of these must have two or more years high school teaching
experience anc certification. An Equal Opportunity Employer.
Catherine F. Titus, Head, Department of English
MO 64110
E 1114
KANSAS CITY
U OF MISSOURI
ENGLISH
f (.ENTRAL METHODIST C
I ENGLISH
MO 64110
E 1115
Next year's picture still not in focus.
Please await next list to see if inquiry
would be worth the trouble.
1 PARK c
KANSAS CITY
f COMMUNICATION S LITERATURE
FULTON
WILL I AM WOODS
MO 65251
E 1130
October 26, 1974
',We shall fill the vacancy announced in the
October list f'rom applications already zeceived
and on file. Please do not make additional
applications. Florence Krause, Acting Chairman
U OF MISSOURI
HUMANITIES
MO 65401
ROLLA
We have no openings for next year
Jack K. Boyd, Chairman of Humsnitiee
October 14, 1 9 74
M. R. Kni c k er bocker
Chairman
14 October 1974
E 1129
I ENGLISH
10/21/74
Robert M. Farnsworth, Chairman
Department of English - Univ. of Mo. - Kansas Cit y
Kansas Citv . Mo. 64110
KANSAS CITY
MO 65248
It is possible that we will lave one opening
for nineteenth-century English literature
specialist committed to undergraduate teaching,
IYe will announce here U n til then, please
d o not w r i t e .
Donald Ei d s on , H e ad
Because of new campus addition, three openings. R ank: Assi st . P r o f .
P h.D. in hand or b y J une, 1975, r equi r e d . Particularly interested
in candidates to teach Intro. to Grad. Study, History of the Languages
Modern Novel, Black American Literature, and lit courses aimed at
f ROCKHURST C
I ENGLISH
FAYETTE
MO 64152
E 1118
I SOUTHWEST BAPTIST C
ENGLISH
BOLIVAR
MO 65613
E 1134
We antic-'pate no openings for the 1975-76 year.
'Ite expect no full-time openings in English language
and Literature for the 1975-76 academic year,
Tom Psdgett, Chairman
O ctober 14, I " 7 4
Iiallace Watson
Chairman
October kflif, 1974
MO 64468
E
MARTY ILLE
NORTHWEST MISSOURI SC
ENGLISH
1 1 21
, SCttOOL OF THE OZARKS
I ENGLISH
Ouz department will add no new staff members for 75-76.
Carrol L . F r y , C h a i r p e r son
f TARKIO C
f LANGUAGES C
MO 6 5 7 2 6
E 1135
N o Vacanci e s
E. G. H e no r i c k s on , C HM
MO 64491
TARKIO
E 1122
LITERATURE
P OINT LOOKOUT
f EVANGEL C
f COMMUNICATIONS 5 ARTS
SPRINGFIEL D
MO 65802
E 1137
No vacancies anticipated. Please do not write.
10/16/7 4
John R. Dubinski
Chairman
Division of Language and Litezatu
October I5 , 1 974
4 525 DOWNS ST
ST J OS E P H
f MISSOURI WESTERN C
MO 6450 7
E 1123
I ENGLISH 6 MODERN LANGUAGES
D r. F r a n c e s F l a n a g a n ,
Chairman, Departm. of
Engli s h E M o d er n L a n g uages
1 0-15- 7 4
MISSOURI SOUTHERN C
f LANGUAGE 5 LITERATURE
JOPLIN
Dr . Phy l l i s Mitchell
Chairman, Dept of Communications
Evange l
C ol l e g e
I SOUTHWEST MISSOURI SC
f ENGLISH
MO 65802
E 1138
We have no information about hiring for 1975-76--whether for
additions, replacements, or part time. Please, n o c o r r e s p ondence
at this time; neither applications nor inquiries will be
acknowledged.
G eorge C lesson
1 Nov 74
Head
MO 64801
E 1124
No known vacancies for 75-76. Inquiries will
be filed, but we are unable to answer them.
Affirmative action employer.
H enry L .
»/I/74
f COLUMBIA COLLEGE
f COMMUNICATIONS
SPRINGFIELD
and Art
COLUMBIA
KANSAS
Har d er , H ead
MO 65201
E 1126
No openings expected
Larry D. Dunham
Chm. Div. of Communications
UOF M I SSOURI
COLUMBIA
MO 65201
I ENGLISH
E 1127
Assistant Professor in American literature with special interest in
the 19th century or before. Ph.D. required by June 1975.
Publications desirable.
Assistant Professor in Folklore with solid background in English
and/or American literature. Ph.D. required by June 1975.
Publications desirable.
Associate Professor in History and Theory of Rhetoric to assist in
administration of lower division courses. Ph.D. in English
required. Publications required.
John Roberts< Chairman, 10/14(74
LAWRENCE
' U OF KANSAS
f ENGLISH
KS 66045
E 1141
Our situation is still precisely as we described it in
the October ~
L st. We now have a large stack of applicat ions and, a s y e t , no authorized positions. Our th a n ks
and best wishes to those who wrote: we shall be in further touch with you when our situation permits.
4 November 1974
George J. Worth, Chairman
f MID-AMERICA NAZARENE C
I ENGL IfSH
OLATHE
KS 6606 1
E 1143
We do not anticipate any openings for the
1 975-76 academic year .
A rli e R . P e c k
Co-ordinatoz of English
O ctober 22 , 1 9 7 4
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I KANSAS SU
MANHATTAN
KS 66503
E 1145
oct. .21, 1974. Respondents to our Oct. listing for a 20th-Century
I ENGLISH
Drama position will be contacted in December. No other vacancies
anticipated. No further applicati.ons, please.
Richard D . McGhee, Head.
I STERLING C
I ENGLISH
STERLING
KS 67579
E 11 59
Ive anticipate no vacancies for 1974-75.
Martha E. Bladt
10-14-74
I KANSAS SC
I ENGLISH
PITTSBURG
KS 66762
E 1 14 7
Vacancy at the Instructor or Assistant Professor level for Writing
Laboratory Supervisor (includingthe tra1ning of student teachers as
lab assistants),and to teach two sections of freshman English.
Experience inteaching freshman composition and/or experience with a
writing laboratory isnecessary. A knowledge of the psychology of
learning is desirable. Mi nimum requirement: M.A. degree.
Salary: $10,000-$12,000. Equa1 Opportunity/AffirmativeAction
Employer. O ctober 22, 1974.
John 0. Reed, Chairman.
I EMPORIA KANSAS SC
EMPORIA
FORT HAYS KANSAS SC
I ENGLISH
HAYS
E 1160
We have no openang nor do we anticipate
for the academic school y ear 1 9 75-76 • one
Dr. Paul A. Gatschet, Head
KS 66801
ENGI ISH
C ha r l e s E. W a l t o n, C hm . ,
E 1148
Several openings available, Sept. 1975: Some temporary Lecturers,
yr.- t o - yr . b a s i s , f r es h & soph Eng., person beyond M. A. w i t h t e aching exp., salary range&9,000-10,500. Some possible openings for
instructors in fresh & soph Eng., p erson beyond M. A . w i t h t eaching
exp., salary range 59,500-10,500. Some possible openings forAsst.
Professors, Ph. D. ge n eralists, w i t h t e aching exp., salary range
510,500-12,000. A n equal opportunity employer (M/F).
I TABOR C
I ENGLISH
HILLSBORO
KS 67063
E 1150
W e anti c i p at e n o op enings fo r
NEBRASKA
I !BELLEVUE C
I ENGLISH
BELLEVUE
1975-76.
NORTH NEWTON
KS 6 7 1 1 7
E 1151
November 6, 1974. L etters received
'nave b e n f i l ed . N o pos i t i o n h a s o p e n e d
u p as y e t .
John K. Sheriff, Chm.
WICHI TA SU
I ENGLISH
WICHITA
KS 67208
E 1152
NO VACANCIES NOW; NONE ANTICIPATED FOR 1975-76.
PLEASE Do NOT WRITE.
E 1162
WICHITA
KS 67213
3100 MC CORMICK WICHITA
KS 67213
E 1154
t he 1 9 7 5 r 1 976 academic y e a r .
SALINA
E 1166
I ICREIGHTON U
I ENGLISH
OMAHA
NE 68131
E 1168
10/15/74
CRETE
NE 68333
Ne anticipate no vacancies in I!nglish for 1973-74.
All letters vill
Put o n f i l e l> u t c a n n o t 1>e
a cknowledged .
L>velyn H; I ' a l l e r
Associate Prof<.ssor, Hnpl isl
Chairman , l l u mani t i e s D iv .
unfortunately, foresee a ny vacanci e s f o r
I MARYMOUNT C
I ENGLISH
NE 68101
OMAHA
10/21/74
Dorothy H. Craven
Chairman, Language and Literature Division
A ndrew A.
L e f f , C h m.
Nov. 6, 1974
Asst. or Asso. Prof. withstrong background in rhetoric. Will be expected to develop some upper-level &grad. courses in rhetoric & to
help revamp freshman comp. program. Significant experience in the latter preferred. Ph.D. inhand mandatory. Salary depends on q
ualifications & experience.
Richard L. Lane
Chairman
I IDOANE C
I HUMANITIES
Should an opening for 1975-76 d evelop, we will announce it here. U n t i l
then please do not write.
P le do n o t ,
,I U OF NEBRASKA AT OMAHA
I ENGLISH
Lloyd J. Hubenka, Chairman
LANGUAGE 8 L I T E RATURE
I KANSAS NEWMAN C
I ENGLISH
Leonard J .
Tiledo not anticipate any vacancies for 1975-76 •
Letters are kept on file but not acknowledged.
F rank S. Ka st o r
Chairman
October 21, 1 9 74
FRIENDS U
NE 6800 5
15 October 1974> We anticipate no vacancies; sorry,
letters of application cannot be
acknowledged.
K atie W i e b e , C h ai : m a n
E nglish D e p a r t m e n t
r BETHEL C
I ENGLISH
KS 6 7601
T a d i e > Chai r man.
KS 67401
E 11 56
PERU SC
I LANGUAGE ARTS
PERU
NE 68421
E 1169
We do not anticipate any openings I'
or 1975-76.
Unsolicited applications will be filed but
cannot be a c knowledged. O ctober 14 , 1 9 7 4
John W. Barrett, Chairman
Humanities Division
Peru State College
r CONCORDIA TC
I HUMANITIES
SEWARD
NE 68434
E 1171
No >acancies in the forseeable future for 1715-76.
Sister Mary Mark 'r'
hitehair>rheirman
Stephen l. Korinko, Chairman
Humanities Division
C oncordia Teach r s C o l l . . ge
Ssward i Nebr iska 68434
II BETHANY C
I ENGLISH SPEECH 6 DRAMA
LINOSBORG
KS 6 74 5 6
E 11 57
October 15, 1974, .At present we have no vacancies and
anticipate no increase in stai'f. Please send no letters
unless this notice changes in later listings. Delmar C.
Homan, Head, Department of English, Speech, and Drama
I NEBRASKA WESLEYAN U
I ENGLISH
LIT>CCLN
10/ll/74
NE 68504
E 1 17 2
11 Oct. 1974> Yle anticipate no vacancies, Please do not write.
Hare'ld E. Hall, Chairman
PAGE 35
.
NE 68508
U OF NEBRILSKA
LINCOLN
J. W. Robinson, Cham. 29 Oct. 1974
E 1174
I ENGLISH
oz assoc. prof. in linguistics and literature; asst. prof. in
women's literary studies; asst. prof. in either Afro-American
literature or American Indian literatures. Ph.D. i n E n g l i s h o r
equivalent, wide background in literature, a nd teaching exper i e n c e
required. Write Gerry Brookes, Recruitment Chairman> before Dec. 1.
An Equal Opportunity Employer.
I
LA 70401
E 1187
Robert C . B r o wn , Ch a i r man
Oct. 15> 1970
I ST JOSEPH SEMINARY
I ENGLISH
NE 6&787
WAYNE
WAYNE SC
ENGLISH
SOUTHEASTERN tOUI 5 ANA
I U HAMMOND
I ENGLISH
ST BENEDICT
LA 70457
E 1188
E 1175
No vacancies in the English faculty and/or foreign language faculty
at this time.
Norman Nordstrand, Dean of School of Arts and Sciences
No openings forseen for 1975-76. Department cannot respond to
unsolicited applications. (Rev.) Stanislsus Moseley, Chairman,
St. Joseph Seminary College, St. Benedict, Louisiana 70457.
10-14-74
I KEARNEY SC
KEARNEY
NE 6 8847
E 1176
I ENGLISH
iiU SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANA LAFAYETTE
I ENGLISH
cannot.acknowledge mam.
10-15-74
Dwight Adams, Head
English Department
i CHADRDN SC
i LANGUAGE & LITERATURE
NE 69337
CHADRON
E 1189
No openings anticipated for 1975-76. Should
any develop they will be announced here later.
We do not expect to hire any faculty for the 1975-76
academic veer W e wi;1 file letters of inquiry but
10-17-74
LA 70501
F rank T . M e r i w e t h e r , H e a d
I'MC NEESE SU
E 1178
LAKE CHARLES
LA 7 06 0 1
E 1190
I LANGUAGES
P rof .
C . M. By r n e , H e a d
We expect,no vacancies for the 1'all of 1975
O ctober
11, 1 9 74
— R. Dorset,Graves, Chairman
October 15> 1974:
NO VACANCIES
, LOUISIANA SU
I ENGLISH
LA 70803
E 1191
Assistant Professor> Ph.D. ccnpleted, firm evidence of superior
teaching and scholarly ability. Renaissance, later 18th century,
R ctsantic, or V i c t o r i a n .
Instructor: M.A., evidence of superior ~
g in l cwezdivision courses.IZ>e-year appcintnmnt with possible
Otis B. Wheeler, Chairman
terminal r enewal.
10/30/74
LOUISIANA
L OYOLA 0 OF THE SOUT H
NEW OR L E A N5
LA 70118
I ENGLISH
Dr. Dawson Gaillard, Chrp e rson , O c t . 14 ,
1974. A m e r . Lit., 17th cen —19th c e n . ,
as s t . or
a ssoc . P r o f . ; Loy o l a U n iv e r i s a n u n d e r g r a d .
i n s t i t ut i o n . Te a c h i n g i s a p r i o r i t y ; p u b l i c a t i o n
is s strong consideration; i nt e r d i s c i p l i nar y
exper i e n c e i s he l pf u l . We c annot r e s p o n d t o
a l l i nq ui r i es .
CENTENARY C OF LOU I 5IANA SHREVEPORT
f ENGLISH
LA 7 1 104
E 1193
.
NEW ORLEANS
i iTULANE U
L A 7 0 1 18
E 1181
I ENGLISH
We have two-year term appointments on the asst. prof. level in
the following areas: creative writing; 18th century; literary
theory and criticism; film history and aesthetics. Other
applications will not be acknowledged. Address R. P. Adams,
Chairman, Department of English, Tulane University.
11/5/74
i U OF NEW ORLEANS
I ENGLISH
NEW ORLEANS L
A 7 0 12 2
E 1183
George F.Reinecke, Chairman
Department ofEnglish
October 15, 1974
Request that nofurther applications be sent at this time.
Earlier applications for i nstructors are being dealt with
individually.
XAVIER UOF LOUISIANA NEWORLEANS LA70125
I ENGLISH
we have no vacancies f o r
E 1184
1 9 7 5-76.
THIBODAUX
O ct.,
1974
LOU I 5 I AN A TECH U
RUSTON
LA 71270
I ENGLISH
E 1197
It is possible that we wi.ll have one or more of the following
positions for academic year beginnihg September 1975>
l. Instructor of English> freslusan English, c ompositi on ;
M.A. or P h . D .
2. Assistant Professor of English, generalist; experiencer.
Ph.D. re q uire d.
10/11/74 R obert C. Snyder, Chairman, Department of English
LOU I S I AN A
I ENGLISH
P INEVILL E
LA 71360
E 1198
No vacancies. Please do not write.
Getx'ge Amos, Chairman, Language and Literature
to-14-74
NORTHEAST LOUISIANA 0
I ENGLISH
MONROE
LA 71201
E 1195
Our staffing foz 1975 has been completed. It does not appear
likely that we will have any openings soon.
margaret F. Vail, Chairman
I NICHOLLS SU
I ENGLISH
Fc vacsrct.es ent!.cioeted for 1975-?<.
Lee Morgan, < hm., English.
James B . Pott s, J r . , He a d
LA 70301
E 1186
Marie Fletcher, Chairman
O ctober 14 , 1 9 7 4
PAGE 36
! !U OF ARKANSAS
I ENGLISH
AR 7 2 7 0 1
E 1213
We do not expect zo have any vacancies in
1975-76.
Ben D. Ki mpel
Chairman
O ctober 15 , 1 9 74
ARKANSAS
AGRIC MECH & NORMAL C
ENGLISH
FAYETTEVILL E
PINE BLUFF
AR 71601
E 1 2 00
Now the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff.
i ARKANSAS POLY C
I ENGLISH & FOREIGN LANGS
R USSELLVILL E
AR 72801
E 121 5
10-14-74.
We anticipate no vacancies for 1975-76. All letters will be
put on file but cannot be acknowledged.
V.J. Coleman, Act. Ch. Dept. of English
We have no positions available for 1975 76.
E. Sue Doss, Head
10-13-74
U OF ARKANSAS
LANGUAGE & L I T E RATURE
october 19s 1974 .
MONT ICELLO
COLLE G E H E IGHTS
AR 71655
,
OKLAHOMA
Unfortunately, no Probability and scant Possibility oi' PhilosoPhye .
foreign languages or English ooenings foz 1975-76 exist here)
thereforee due to staff and budget restrictions and in conformity te
national Practicee letters of aPPlication cannot snd will not be
acknowledged.
D r Te m Ce Coleman III, Chairman
MAGNOLIA
SOUTHERN SC
HUMANITIES
AR 71753
i BETHANY NAZARENE C
OK 73008
BETHANY
E 121 7
I ENGLISH
I am sorry to report that we anticipate no openings in the Division.
Dan Ford
Head, Humanities
i HENDERSON SC
I ENGLISH
ARKADELPHIA
AR 71923
E 1203
will be filed for reference Lut canrot be acknowledged.
Io/15/74
L. Charlea Jennings,
Chazrman, Departmert of
English
i CENTRAL SU
I ENGLISH
O K 7303 4
E 1219
At this time, wehave no vacancies for next year nor any
plans to add tothe staff, Please do not wrpte,
No vacancies anticipated for September 1975.
October 15, 1974
Martin R.Ausmus
Chairman
Department ofEng1ish
C. M. Ell i s , Chairman
English Department
10-15-74
i iSC OF ARKANSAS
I ENGLISH & JOURNALISM
CONWAY
AR 72032
E 1205
Staff is completed for the 1974-75 session. No
vacancies anticipated for the 1975-76 session.
O ctober 14 ,
1974
I HENDRIX 0
i ENGLISH
Ralph Behrens , Ch a i r man
Department of' English
a nd Journal i s m
CONWAY
AR 72032
E 1206
U OF OKLAHOMA
NORMAN
OK 73069
I ENGLISH
E 12 2 1
5 Nov 1974. Openings in i'ollowing areas: 1) Medieval literature;
2) 18th century: Age of Dryoen, Restoration & 18th-century drama;
3) Blake, Pre-Romantics, Continental Romanticima; 4) British (incl.
Irish), American, anc Continental Poetry, 1870-1918. B ank for t h e s e
positions, Asst Prof; Ph.D. required. Possibility also of senior
appointment in area of the Renaissance (Assoc Prof or P r o f . , d e p encing
on quali.fications. Equal Opportunity through Affirmative Action
Prneram. — V. A. Elconin. Chairman
, SOUTHWESTERN
i LANGUAGE ARTS
O kla. SU WEATHERFOR O
OK 7309 6
E 1222
No vs can c 1 es are ant i ci pat ed for 1975-76 •
O ctober 14 , 1 9 7 4
We do not anticipate any vacancies for fall 1975-76.
Eugene E. H u ghes , C h a i r man
Walter Moffatt, chairman 10-15-74.
SEARCY
i HARDING C
I ENGLISH
AR 72143
E 1207
CAMERON
I LANGUAGE ARTS
O ctober 11
LAWTON
OK 73501
E 1225
l c74
No positions available 1975-76.
',!eazticioctc no raccnciee, for lo74-75.
Gary D. Elliott, Chm.
ARKANSAS SU
STATE UNIV
ENGLISH & FOREIGN LAKGUAGES
AR 72467
P HILLIP S U
i LANGUAGES & LITERATURE
(1) Chairman, Division of English, Philosophy, & Languages; (2)
Assistant Professor of English Education, Ph.D. preferred; (3)
Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Ph.D. preferred. All salaries
negotiable. Chairmanship open, July 1, 1975; other positions open,
August 15, 1975. Charles B. McClelland, Acting Chairman, Division of
English, Philosophy, & Languages, Drawer Q, State University, AR
7 2467. October 21 , 1 9 7 4
ARKANSAS
BATESVILLE
Lorcn I'. ' cKeomz, Cimin an
De azt; nt oi'Lmrgunge ztc
14 O c tober 1974
ENID
E 1226'
We ant i c i p a t e no v a c a n c i e s f o r
will be pl a ce d on f ile
OK 73701
1975- 76 .
Al l
l et t er s
but c a n n o t be a c k n o w ledg e d .
R onal d M. C ow a n
Ch. of La n g u a ges and L i t e z a tuz.e
AR 72501
E 1212
I LANGUAGES & LITERATURE
We have no vacancies fo z 19 7 5-76.
Terrell L. Tebbetts
H ead, Language & L i t e r a t u r e
Oct. 14 , 1 9 74
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV
ENGLISH
STILLWATER, OK 74074
English Department Head. S tart 1 J u l y 1 9 7 5 . ph .D . and administrative experience required. B.A., M . A. , a n d P h .D . p r o g rams. Salary
competitive and negotiable. Equal Opportunity Employer. Application
deadline 30 Jan. 1975. Hiring deadline 1 April 1975. I nqui r i e s
and applications to:
Ja c k D. Campbell, Chairman
English Dept. Search Committee
PAGE 37
SHAWNEE
OKLAHOMA BAPTIST U
r ENGLISH
OK 7480 I
E 1235
i TEXAS CHRISTIAN U
I ENGLISH
I anticipate no vacancies in the department for the
year 1975-76. Random inquiries cannot be acknowledged.
11 Octobez 1974
I EAST CENTRAL SC
I ENGLISH
E 1254
J im W C o r d e r
T exas Chri s t i a n U n i v e r s i t y
Oct . 14 , 197 4
OK 74820
E 1236
We anticipate no vacancies for 1975. All letters will be
puz on file but cannot be acknowledged.
10-15-74
NORTH TEXAS SU
I ENGLISH
DENTON
NO VACMICIES ANTICIPATED.
B. S. Clifton
Chairman
DENTON
i TEXAS WOMAN'S U
I ENGLISH
TX 75060
E 1237
IRVING
No available openings anticipated.
AUSTIN C
I ENGLISH
SHERMAN
TX 7509 0
E 1238
No openings anticipated. Please
d o not a p p l y .
O ctober l s ,
COMMERCE
U
tI MIDWESTERN
ENGLISH
W ICHITA FALL S
TX 7 6 3 0 8
E 1257
MARY HARDIN BAYLOR C
I COMMUNICATIONS
BELTON
T X 765 1 3
E 1259
No vacancies anticipated for next year.
Peter L u c c h e si ,
i EAST TEXAS SU
I ENGLISH
E 1256
' No openings at pzesent. Plans uncertain at this
date. Any passible position will be in future
Lists.
Jeff H. Campbell, Chairman
Octaber 25, 1974
October 10, 1 9 74
D u pr ee , Chai r man.
TX 76204
October 15a 1974
At present it appears that we shall have no vacancies on our
I'acuity Bor 1975-76, Should any openings develop, they will be
listed in a later JIL,
L avon 8, Ful wi l e r
Chairman
TEXAS
Robert S .
T X 7620 3
E 1255
Gene Collier, Chairman
0 OP DALLAS
ENGLISH
TX 7 6 1 2 9
No openings
S hirle y J . J o n e s
ADA
FORT NORTH
Ivs. Id. Fussell, Chairman
Dept. of Communications
O ctober 14 , 1 9 7 4
C h mn .
19 7 4
T X 7542 8
E 1243
SAN ANGELO
i ANGELO SU
I ENGLISH
TX 7 6 9 0 1
E 1263
O ctober 31 ,
1 9 74
This department anticipates no vacancies for 1975-76.
N o opening f o r
Fred Tarpley , Head
Department of'Literature
and Languages
EAST TEXAS SU
L ANG 6 L I T
COMMERCE
1 9 7 5- 76
Perry E . G zagg
Head, Department of English
'TX 75428
~ ~RICE U
I ENGLISH
HOUSTON
E 1264
At present no openings are anticipated for
1975-76. Unsolicited letters will be kept
on file, but cannot be answezed.
Fred Tarpl ey , Head
Department of Literature and Languages
East Texas State University
LE TOURNEAU C
HUMANITIES
TX 7560 1
LONGVIEW
E 1243
1 0- 4 - 7 4
No openings are anticipated for
1975-78 .
Let t er s wi l l be k ept
on f i l e .
Ralph W. Gilbert, Chm.
L eTourneau C o l l e g e , L o n g v i e w > T e x a s
EasT TExas BaIT IsT c
MARSHALL
T X 75 6 7 0
E 1245
I ENGLISH
No positions are open at this time, and we do not anticioate
any for t h e 1975-1976 acadenic year.
Walter Isle, Chairman
O ctober 28 , 1 9 7 4
U OF HOUSTON
ENGLISH
NACOGDOCHES
TX 7 5 96 1
F 1250
I can foresee no vacancies for 1975-76. Please check
later listings.
R oy E. Cai n
Head of the Department
TX 77004
HOUSTON
E 1265
No positions authorized yet but six requested' fields are 1)American
Lit., 19th Cent.; 2)American Lit., 20th Cent.; 3)creative waiting,
rhetoric; 4)ethnic literature(Black); 5)ethnic literature(Chicano);
6)folklore and regional literature; 7)linguistics 6 stylistics; 8)
medieval other than Chaucer. Onl a licants will be considered who
aze well uglified in at least two of these areas. Please indicate
this fact in your covering letter. Send dossier. Wm.B.Hunter,Jr.CHN
U OF ST TH OMAS
I ENGLISH
HOUSTON
TX 7700 6
E 1267
No additions tc the faculty are anticipated.
L. Swilley, Chairman
1 2 October 1 9 7 4
Narvin Harrisz Chairmen
Department of kbglish
I STEPHEN F AUSTI N S U
ENGLISH 6 PH ILOSOPHY
TX 7 7 0 0 1
ii
SAM HOUSTON SU
I ENGLISH
HUNTSVILLE
TX 77340
E 1272
At the present time we have no plans to
hire additional faculty for the 1975-76
Academic Y e a r .
14 October 1974
James Goodwin
Chairman
PAGE 38
BOX 10023
i LAMAR U
I ENGLISH
BEAUMONT
TX 7771 0
E. 127 5
O ctober 1 1 , 1 9 7 4 i
For 1975 we have several openings for temporary
instructors of freshman composition (a maximum of
t wo year s e mpl oyment ) . Salary is EBOOO for nine
months. One Bummer semester o f 6 w e e k s i s n o r m a l l y
available to sll instructors. A rney L . S t r i c k l a n d ,
Chairman, Box 10023, Lamer Un., Beaumont, Tex. 77710
, 'Texas a & M u
COLLEGE STATION TX 77843
E 127 6
I ENGLISH
No positions are authorized as yet. We hope, however, to appoint two
lecturers and two assistant professors. The teaching assignments will
be freshman-sophomore composition courses, probable course load 12
hours or its equivalent in student credit hours; background in
technical writing would be useful. Texas A&H University is an Equal
Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
Harv i s o n
E . Hi vv+ h .
i INCARNATE
I ENGLISH
I U OF TE XAS A T A U STIN
I ENGLISH
AUSTIN
TX 7 871 2
E 1 29 2
I We expect to a p p o i n t s e v e ra l A s s i s t an t P r o f e s s or s f o r 1 9 7 5 1 976. It is u n l i k e l y t ha t a p p o i n t m e n t s w i l l b e m a d e i n l i n g uistics, b i b l i o g r a p hy , t e x t ua l c r i t i c ism or h i g h - s c h o o l
t eaching of E n g l i sh .
Ca n d i d a t e s m u s t h a v e P h .n . b y J u n e ,
1 975; must h av e s t r on g c o m m i t m en t t o c o m p o s i t ion an d o t h e r
' service' co u r se s a s w e l l a s l i t e r ar y s c h o l a r s hip a n d
t eaching .
R o g e r D . A b r a h a ms , C h a i r m an , O c tober 28 , 1 9 7 4 .
Equal Opportunity Employer
CANYON
WEST TEXAS SU
ENGLISH
T X 790 1 6
E 129 3
No vacancies anticipated for 1975-76. Please
do not write. Pat Sullivan, Chm., English. 10-14-74
Hee d
WORD C
S AN ANTONI O
T X 78 2 0 9
E 1279
PLAINVIEW
W AYLAND BAPTIS T C
I ENGLISH & FOREIGN LANGUAGE
P ossi bl e f ul l - t i me p o s i t i on o p e n
1 "all, 1 9 7 5 . Pb D r e o u ' r e d .
Dr. ! I e l e n a I l o n ahan
Choirman, Dept. of "nglish
1 0-15- 7 4
October 16, 1974
TX 7 9 0 7 2
'E
1294
Do n L . Cook, Chairman
We anticipate no openings, for 1975-76.
I U OF TEXAS-SAN ANTONIO 4 2~2 > P I E ORAS E SAN ANTONIO
TX 78 285
E 1282
I ENGLISH
I We anticipate making at least six appointments at the assistant professor level. Applicants should have the Ph.D. or realistically expect to
complete the degree by June. leaching experience desirable but not required. Fields: 1. Medieval/history of the language, 2. 19th-Century
American, 3. 19th-Century Biitish, 4. Renaissance, 5. Comparative literaturu 6. 20th-Century American. UTSA is an Affirmative Action/ Equal
Opportunity Employer. (10-28-74) Alan E. Craven, Director
Division of English, Classics, and Philosophy
i OUR LADY OF THE L AKE C
I ENGLISH
SAN ANTONIO
TX 7 8 2 8 5
E 1283
E 129 5
Possibility of vacancies for two visiting assistant professors,
appointment on yearly basis not to e xceed three years . Ph . D
required. Teaching responsibilities in freshman and sophomore
English only. Application deadline is December 20. Equal
opportunity, affirmative action employer.
Marion Michael, Chairman, October 15, 1974
I ABILENE CHRISTIA N C
E 12 9 6
George Ewing
Howard Benoist, Head, English
U
KINGSVILLE
TX 78363
E 128 4
i ENGLISH
T X 796 0 1
ABILENE
I ENGLISH
O ctober
I Tcxas a & I
TX 79409
We anticipate no openings. Unsolicited letters
of application should expect no r eply .
We have no plans for hiring at present. Sorry.
10-11-74
LUBBOCK
i TEXAS TECH U
I ENGLISH
10, 1 9 74
ABILENE
I MC MURRY C
I ENGLISH
T X 796 0 5
E 12 9 8
IIO VACAllCIES AIITICIPATED,
1 0-25- 7 4
ORLAN SAWEYa Cl<AIRMANs DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
TEXAS A 8 I U N I VERSITY I N K I NGSVILLE
KINGSVILLE, TEXAS
No vacancies; unsolicited letters cannot
be acknowledged.
78365
J im Bl a c k
Chairman
OCTOBER11, Ii
.974
PAN AMERICAN C
EDINBURG
TX 78539
ENGLISH & JOURNAL ISM
E 1287
(1) Shakesperean, Asst. or Assoc. Prof, Ph.D., exp. & publications
desirable, $12,060-15,960 for 9 mos., depending on qualifications.
Authorized position fall 1975
(2) Linguist, Asst. Prof., Ph.D., exp. and publication desirable;
must be qualified to teach ESL and adv. lang. courses taught in
both English & Spanish, $12,060 for 9 mos. Authorized position fall
1975
i U OF T E XAS O F
I LITERATURE
THE
P ERMIAN BASI N
ODE S S A
TX 79760
E 12 9 9
I nt e r v i e w i n
c an d i d a t e s f o r s en i o r s p p o i n t m en+ i n
En l i s h L i t er a t u r e t o 1 9 0 0 . P t p e r i ' e nce Pnd. di s t i n c ti on
in tesclJins. End.scholarship are prerecnisiteo.
In Spanish,ive do not expect to add to the fecxzlt)
b efore J a nus.ry, 1 9 7 6 .
10-13-74
Leonard I'.eufeldt
Chairman, I'acuity of' Liter..Sure
(3) Specialist in .tech. report writing, some soph lit., M.A. or Ph.D. •
Instr. or Assist. Prof. depending on qualifications, experience
desirable, $9,420-$12,060 for 9 mos. Authorized position fall 1975,
1 yr. appt. initially w/prospects for permanency later.
COLORADO
(4) Specialist in bilingualism, full-time researcher w/new Lang. &
Ling. Research Center in lower Rio Grande Valley, Ph.D., exp.,
publications, and Spanish required. $18,396 for 12 mos., 2 yr. appt.
only. Tentative, pend. AIDP funding. Fall 1975
(5) Linguist, 3/4 teaching,, 1/4 research w/ Lang. & Ling. Research
Center in bilingual lower Rio Grande Valley, Asst. Prof., approx.
$18,396 for 12 mos. Exp. and publication desirable. Tentative,
pending AIDP funding. Fall 1975
Carl L. Grantz, Head, Dept. of English & Mass Communications
Fan American University ie an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative
Action Employer
10-30-74
U OF COLORADO
A RTS C HUMANITI E S
DENVER
DENVER
CO 80202
N o vacanc ie s a n t i c i p a ted f o r 1 9 7 5 - 7 6 .
P lease do not apply .
Robley Rhi ne , A s s i s t an t D ean
I SOUTHWESTERN U
GEORGETOWN
TX 7 8 6 2 6
E 12 8 8
I ENGLISH
One professor for 1975-6 with primary interest in American literature for endowed.position in liberal arts college, exclusively
undergraduate; must have Ph.D. follcwecl by several years of experience, and enough publication to indicate active scholarship;
salary budgeted in the $18>000-$19,000 range. N o other vacanci es .
F. Burr Clifford, Acting Chairman, English 10-22-74
METROPOL I TAN SC
I ENGLISH
CO 80204
E 130 3
The Department of English at Metropolitan State College expects no
openings for the 1975-76 academic year.
James Merrin, Chairman
O ctober 1 1 , 1 9 7 4
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I U OF DENVER
CO 80210
DENVER
I ENGLISH
E 1304
I ADAMS SC
I HUMANITIES
ALAMOSA
CO 81101
E 1316
This Department does not anticipate any openings
Co 80220
DENVER
COLORADO WOMEN& C
I ENGLISH
E 1305
No openings,
answered.
James V. Biundo, Chairman
D ivisi o n o f H umanit i e s
O ctober 10 , 1 9 7 4
Stuart James, Chairman
October 14, 1974
for 1975.
I !WESTERN SC
I ARTS & HUMANITIES
GUNNISON
E 1317
Unsolicited letters cannot be
NO VACAHCIES ANTICIPATED.
Robert Lewis Weeks, Coordinator,
English
BOULDER
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO
ENGLISH
JESS W. GERM, CHAIRMAN
DIVISION OF ARTS AHD HUMANITIES
CO 80302
E
Tenative positions for! 1)Short story writer/novelist to teach creative writing, junior level. 2)Short story writer/novelist to teach
creative writing, senior level. 3)20th Cent. American/English lit.,
junior level. 4)20th Cent. lit., junior level. 5)gix positions for
generalists who will teach lower-division courses.
Evidence of good teaching and publication is required in all cases;
the Ph.D. is required for academic positions (nos. 3-5). Contact:
Paul Levitt, Chairperson, Department of English, University of
C olorado, Boulder, Co . 8 0 3 0 2 . Interviews rrith selected candidates
at the MLA Convention in New York. The University of Colorado is an
equal opportunity, affirmative action employer.
WYOMING
I U OF WYOMING
I ENGLISH
LARAMIE
E 1320
Thomas R. Preston
Head, English Department
November 4, 1974
CO 80401
I COLORADO SCHCOL OF MINES GOLDEN
I HUMANITIES & S OCIAL S C I ENCES
E 1309
IDAHO
No openings — none — anticipated in 1975.
S am Vanciver , h e a d 1 0/15/74
FORT COLLINS
I ENGLISH
Co 8052 1
E 1310
We do not now expect to have any openings for 1975-76.
If there is a change in our situation, it will be
announced in the next Job Information List.
Paul T. Bryant, Chmn. English Dept.
I U OF NORTHERN COLORADO
I ENGLISH
GREELEY
CO 80639
E 1311
10/14/74
USAF ACADEMY
Jon Yoder, Director, American Studies
I IDAHO SU
Co 8 0 8 4 0
E 1312
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO
ENGLISH
COLORADO SPRING Co 80903
E 1313
COLORADO SPRINGS CO 80907
E
LEWISTON
I D 83 5 0 1
E 1323
We anticipate No Vacancies for 1975-76.
Hugh Nichols, Chairman
10-15-74
I IC OF I D AHO
I ENGLISH
CALDWELL
Io 83605
E 1324
Anticipate no openings for at least two
years.
Per.py Gledhill, Chai.rman
Thomas Mauch
Acting Chariman, Dept. of English
Anticipate opening for Asst. Prof. at salary of $11,500 or more, A.
Y, 1975-76. Seeking theatre specialist with skills in producing and
directing plus ability to teach dramatic literature. Also desire acadeinic specialization (prefezably English Renaissance) which would fit
into new M.A. program. Ph.D. mandatory. Teaching experience would be
helpful, as would experience in mass media or cinema. Write: C.
lrnnn nh P o l l n . rhnrnmnn.
ID 83209
E 1322
LEWIS CLARK SC
I ENGLISH
We don't anticipate any openings for next year
IO/23/74
PQCATELLO
I ENGLISH
JESSE C. GATLIN, JR., Colonel, USAF
Prof and Head, Dept of English and Fine Arts
11 October 1974
I ENGLISH
ID 83209
All American Studies courses are taught by taculty members
hired by regular departments. Please do not waste your stamps.
We consider applications only from U.S. Air Force officers on
active deut who hold the MA or PhD degree in English.
I cotoRAoo c
POCATELLO
I AMERICAN STUDIES
Our staffing needs for the coming academic year are very
unclear at the present time. Please do not apply because
we cannot accept unsolicited applications. Any openings
that do occur will be advertised in the MLA Job Information List.
William A. Gibson, Chairman, Department of English
Idaho State University, Pocatello, Idaho 83209
Hu f f , J r .
US AIR F ORCE ACAD
I ENGLISH & F I N E A RTS
I Ioawo su
October 14, 1 974
Chester C.
Chairman
WY 82071
No openings in the professorial ranks are anticipated for
next year. Any change will be reported in the JIL. Please
wait until a change is announced before writing.
Thank you.
I COLORADO SU
CQ 81230
10-14-74
BOISE SU
ENGLISH
1910 COLLEGE BOISE
An Equal Opportunity
ID 83725 E 1326
Employer
Assistant Professor for one year only. Ph.D in hand.
Primary area - Literatt:reof the American West. Secondary
area flexible, but would like someone who can teach an
Intro to Humanities. Salary dependent on experience.
Apply by Jan 10. --Charles G. Davis. Chairman
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i U OF
MOSCOW
ID 83843
(1)chairman,Eng. Dept. Rank (Prof. or Assoc. Profo )13 27
I D AHO
! ENGLISH
& salary dependent on qualifications. Ph.D., strong publication record,
& administrative exp. required. Dept. has 23 faculty, 18 TAs, offers
standard B.A. & M.A. programs. Position avail. July I, 1975; apply
before Dec. 15 to: L. F. Storm, Chairman, Search Committee, Dept. of
Eng., U. of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho 83843. An AA/EO employer.
(2) For other positions, see the October JIL, and write J. S. Malek,
Chairman, Dept. of Eng., UI, Moscow.
November 1, 1974
!U
OF NEW MEXICO
I ENGLISH
ALBUQUERQUE
O ctober 31 ,
i U OF ALBUQUERQUE
i ENGLISH
ALBUQUERQUE
NM 8 7 1 3 1
E 1340
1 9 74
We expect to make one senior and perhaps three junior appointments in
the following possible areas of special interest: 18th Century English,
American, Southwest Regional, Creative Writing, Philosophy and Literature, Literary Criticism, Expository Writing. W e are ded i c a t e d
to affirmative action in seeking women and minority candidates
for these positions.
Joseph B. Zavadil, Chairman
UTAH
S ALT LAKE C I T Y
U OF UTAH
!i ENGLISH
NEW MEXICO
UT 8 4 1 1 2
E 1329
R o m antic period 2 ) E n glish
We seek the following specialties: I )
linguistics, preferably historical linguistics or sociolinguistics.
Applicants for 82 must be able to teach basic courses in English
syntax andphonology 3) American Indian literature. We are an
NM 8 7 14 0
E 134 1
No vacancies expected for academic year 1975-76. Please do not
w rit e .
Affirmative Action/EqualOpportunity Employer.
Milton Voigt, Chairman
i UTAH SU
i ENGLISH
November 6, 1974
UT 84322
LOGAN
E 1330
No positions open for 1975-76. We wi11
announce any inthis space in the event
that they occur.
OGDEN
, WEBER SC
I ENGLISH
C OF SANTA FE
HUMANITIES
SANTA FE
NM 87501
t present wehave no openings and do not anticipate
anY in theforseeab1e f'
uture.
U T 844 0 3
E 1331
O ctober 14 ,
October 14, 1974
Eugene Brownz Chairman
NEW MEXICO INST OF
HUMANITIES
T E CHN SOCORRO
NM 87801
No ourrent or anticipated vacancies.
1974
PINING 8
H oward E. Sy l v e s t er
Foresee no openings in the immediate future.
Head Depaztment of Humanities
Thomas R. Burton, Chairman
I BRIGHAM YOUNG U
I ENGLISH
October 14, Ig/4
PROVO
U T 846 0 2
No positions available; none anticipated
Marshall R. Craig, Chairman
SOUTHERN UTAH SC
I ENGLISH
CEDAR CITY
UNIVERSITY P ARK NM 8800 3
! NEW MEXICO SU
E 1332
U T 84 7 2 0
E 1333
I ENGLISH
E 13 4 5
4 very fsw vacancies, some foz'possibly pezvnansnt posit~one, some
for visiting faculty. Interested in minority applicants, ilnguistics, czeative writing, but primary concern in quality of pezson,
quality of education, evidence of accomplishment. H sgrst t h a t
only selected letters can be zsplied to. W rits t o H .A. Hi chszt ,
Head, Department of English, New Mexico State University.
Octobez', 2874
I WESTERN NEW MEXICO U
! LANGUAGE & LITERATURE
SILVER C I T Y
NM 88061
E 1346
Should any occur, they will
We anticipate noopenings for 1975-76.
b e announced her e .
10/14/74
David Lee, Chairman
Department of Eng1ish
Robert E. Omick, Chairman
ARIZONA
A Z 8528 1
E 1335
Nov. 4, 1974. W e h ave one visiting associate professor
appointment available in creative writing. A ppli c a n t s
should have solid publication record. Deadl i n e f or
applications is Jan. 15, 1975. W. A. Ferrell, Chairman,
Department of English.
Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer
! ENGLISH
FLAGSTAFF
1 977+
NEVADA
i ARIZONA SU
I ENGLISH
I NORTHERN ARIZONA U
October 14 ,
AZ 8600 1
E 1338
UNIV OF NEVADA AT LAS VEGAS
ENGLISH
LAS VEGAS
NEVADA 89154
E 1349
Hiring plans indefinite; however, there is a possibility of an
opening for a person with training in composition. John C. Unrue,
Chairman.
10/22/74
i U OF N EVADA AT
I ENGLISH
October
11
R E ND
REND
NV 8 9507
E 1351
19 74
We anticipate noopenings for the 1975-76 academic year.
No positions available for the academic year 1975-76
October 14, 1974
Max H. James
Chairman, Eng1ishDept.
R obert D . H a rv e y , C h a i r m a n
PAGE 41
C AL I FDRN I A SC
I ENGLISH
I
CALIFORNIA
LONG BEACH
CA 90840
E 1366
October 22, 1974
Sorry, butwe have no vacancies and anticipate none for
many years.
Helen CheneyGilde, Chairman
i U OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES
CA 90007
I ENGLISH
E 1352
I For 2 assistant professor positions, please see October listing.
Co-ordinator in Interdisciplinary Studies in Center f'
or Humanities, rank
open, but associate professor preferred; administrative experience;
curriculum development & liaison between Humanities and the social snd
natural sciences and. USC's major multi-disciplinary centers: Gerontology> Urban Affairs, Communications.
. Max F. Schulz, Chairman
10/17/74
i U OF CALI F ORNIA
I ENGLISH
I November 5, 1 9 7 4
L OS ANGELES
CA 9 0 0 2 4
E 1355
~ge i~nein ~s c s . these only: lang. study for teachers snd advanced
comp.; 19th-0 American; contemp. British. (Addit . s p e c . p r e f . :
Women's Studies.) Senior ~a ts.: 19th-C. American; Medieval
(criteria: research, grad. teaching).
Peter L . T h o r s l e v , J r . , C h m n .
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
Ij OCCIDENTAL C
L OS ANGELES
I ENGLISH 8 C OMPARATIVE L I T
CA 9 0 0 4 1
E 1358
We do not anticipate hiring anyone next September. And,
because of limited secretarial help, we wou1d a ppreci a t e
n ot r e c e i v i n g u n s o l i c i t e d l et t e r s o f a p p l ic a t i o n w h i c h
w e must a n swer .
Donald E. Adams, Chairman
Dep't. of English &: Compar15 October 1974
ative Literature
LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY
L OS ANGELES
CA 90 04 5
E 1360
MALIBU
CA 90265
E 1360
ige a nti c i p a t e
C A 9132 1
E 1369
I ENGLISH
I We anticipate no vacancies for 1974-75. Should an
opening develop, we will announce it here.
1 0-11- 7 4
Prof. John G, Hotchkiss, Act. Chm. English
i iCALIFORNIA S U
i ENGLISH
NORTHRIDGE
NORTHRIDGE
CA 9132 4
E 1 3 70
October 15, 1974
No openings. We have disbanded our Appointments Committee and will
not conduct interviews. Letters of application will not be
answered.
John Clendenning> Chairman
CALIFORNIA L UTHERAN C
I ENGLISH
T HOUSAND OAKS
C A 9 13 6 0
E 1371
O ctober 21 , 1 9 7 4
We anticipate no vacancies in English for the
1 975-76 school y e ar .
L yle A . Mu r l e y
Chairperson, Dep't. of English
, CLAREMONT GRADUATE SCHL
I ENGLISH 6 AMERICAN LIT
We do not foresee any openings in 1975-76. We will keep
all applications on file until September, 1975, in case an
u nexpecte d v a c a nc y s h o u l d o c c u r .
F rank C a r o t h e r h
Ch ai r m a n English O c t ober 15, 1974
I PEPPERDINE U
I COMMUNICATIONS
NEWHALL
BOLOS ANGELES BAPTIST C
i
CA 91711
C L A R E MONT
E 1373
We are standing pat this year and next. There
may be an opening i n 1 9 76.
Albert B. Frisdman
Chairman
HARVEY MUDD C
I HUMANITIES
CLAREMONT
CA 91711
E 1375
h i r i ng n a n e m f u l l - t i me p e o p l e n ewt ye a r
in either Anglish or foreign languames,
We expect no openings for 1975-76.
David S.
Stewart Hudson. Ohairman
S anders , Ch a i r man
communication Piuision
October lie 19eat
MT ST MARY • S C
I ENGLISH
12001 CHALON RO LOS ANGELES
CA 9004 9
E 1361
POSITION OPEN: Assistant Professor to teach composition
and literature and to direct American Studies program
(PhD inAmerican Studies r
~e uired). POSSIBLE PART-TIME
OPENINGS later in journalism and technical writing,
4 Nov. 1971t
i WHITTIE R C
I ENGLISH
Arnold Devise Chairman
Department,of English and Speech
WHITTIER
CA 90608
E 1363
We anticipate no changes. We regret that we
cannot answer inquiries. Arnold H. Chadderdon
Chairman
i BIOLA COLLEGE
I ENGLISH
13800 BIOLA Av L A M IRADA
CA 9063 8
E 1364
i iPOMONA C
I ENGLISH
CLAREMONT
C A 91 7 1 1
E 13 7 6
vie will have a Vacancy in 1975-6. We are looking for an experienced teacher and scholar (an associate professor or full
.rofessor) whose specialty is 19th century English Romanticism
and Comparative literature. Pomona. College is an equal opportunity employer.
Charles S. Holmes, Chairman. Dec. 1974
SCRIPPS COLLEGE
ENGLISH L I T ERATURE
CLAREMONT
CA 91711
E 1378
Preference for Modern Bri.tish Lit., secondary interest in Literary
theory and the history of criticism. All candidates must have Ph.D.,
teaching experience, evidence of ongoing scholarship snd stiong interdisciplinary capabilities necessary for required teaching in core
Humanities program. Rank: Asst. Prof. Apply tot Richard Fadem, Chm.,
English. Scripps is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer
ALA VERNE C
LA VERNE
CA 91750
I ENGLISH 8 LANGUAGES
E 1379
October 14, 1974
No vacanciesfor the 1976-76 academic year.
No openings are anticipated.
William 11 Shanebeck
Chairman
I CALIFORNIA SC
I ENGLISH
DOMINGUEZ HILLS DOMINGUEZ HILLS
CA 90747
E 13 6 5
The recruitment picture for 1975-1976 does not look
hopeful at all. Un1ess a sudden unforeseen vacancy
accurse there will be no need for us to solicit any
applications. It.appears, I'urthermore, that we will be
sllocatci no new positions.
10-15-74
Abe C. Havitz, Chairmen
i iCALIFORNIA 5 P O L Y TECHNIC U
I ENGLISH 8 MODERN LANGUAGES
POMONA
CA 9176 8
E 1380
We do not anticipate any vacancies for 19'/5-76. If any
opening develops, it will be announced in future issues
of the List. In the meantime, please do not wri.te.
10/14/74
Iiobert E, Morsberger, Chairman
Iiepartment of English and Modern Languages
PAGE 42
UNIVERSITY OF CALTPORNIA> SAN DIEGO
DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE
CA 92037
E
IA JOLLA
CA 92634
FULLERTON
I CALIFORNIA S U
i ENGLISH & COMPARATIVE L I T
Two positions possible: We seek persons whosework is not
only in English butwho have Comparatist and/or Theoretical
interests, and aconcern for the teaching of composition.
Applicants should have'one or preferably two of the following
interests:
E 1 393
It is unlikely that we will hire any new fulltime faculty for the 1975-76 academic year.
Please do not w'rite at this time.
Howard J. Seller, Chairman
N o. 1 Engiish Li t e r ature : 1 7 t h Century; Vi ct or i an
with an interest in Social Context; recent
English/American drama.
No. 2 American Literature:
Black writi ng.
I U OF CAL I FORNIA
C olonial ; 1880-1930;
Write with documents to Professor Donald Wesling, Literature
Department, Muir College, Building 2-D,Room 4009, University
of California at San Diego, La della, Calif .
9 2 0 37.
SAN DIEGO
i U OF SAN DIEGO
I ENGLISH
CA 92664
IRVINE
E 1394
E NGLISH & COMPARATIVE LI T
CA 92110
E 1384
Many thanks to those whc responded to the October
announcement; sorry the volume forced us tc make form
replies. NO FURTHER INQUIRIES CAN NOW BE CONSIDERED.
5 November 1974 H arold Tcliver, Chm.
333 N, GLASSELL OR A NGE
CA 92666
'E
i CHAPMAN C
I ENGLISH
22 Oct.
Possible o enin Sept. 1975 in Medieval
We do mot anticipate any openings in English
for 1975-76. Pl e ase do not «rj,te.
Literature, general literature and
composition
Rank: Assistant Professor
H . McHugh, En g l i s h , C h a i r m an , Q c t . 1 9 7 4
S AN BERNARDINO C A
i CALIFORNIA SC
I ENGLISH
H iri n g
dc no t
Will R, James
Acting Chairman
92407
E 1387
O ctober ,
Edward White, Chairman
English Department
S AN BERNAOINQ
CA 9 24 0 7
O ctober ,
1974
Hiring plans for next year still unknown. Please
do nct write until further notice.
R ichard S w i t z e r , D e a n
School of Humanities
I 0 OF C A L I F ORNIA
'
RIVERSIDE
I ENGLISH — Edwin M. Eigner, Chairman
SANTA BARBARA
I WESTMONT C
i ENGLISH
CA 9 3 1 0 3
E 139 7
19 7 4
p l a n s for next year still unknown. P lease
w ri t e until f'urther notice.
C ALIFORNIA S C
HUMANITIES
1395
1974
CA 92502
E 1389
10 September 1974. Nc vacancies are expected for
1975-76, but inquiries are kept on file.
John Wm. Sider, Interim Chairman
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA BARBARA
DEPT. OF BLACK STUDIES
SANTA BARBARA, CA 93106
E
We are pleased to announce the availability of one faculty position
in the Dept. of Black Studies, starting July 1, 1975. Position for a
Ph.D. or, an ABD specialized in the field of Afro-American lit., or
English African lit. Salary is open depending on qualification. Send
vitae and letters of recommendation tci Dr. Gerard G. Pigeon, Chairp erson.
Nov . 4 , 1 9 7 4
C ALIFORNIA S C
I ENGLISH
SCHOOL OF HUMANITIE S
BAK E RSFIELD
CA 9330 9
E 1399
THE BUDGET IS NOT YET FORMULATED. BUT WE WILL CONSIDER LETTERS FROM
APPLICANTS WHO HAVE COMPLETED DISSERTATIQNS OR HAVE PUBLISHED IN
18TH CENTURY,MODERN BRITISH OR iq
EDIEVAL, UCB IS AN EQUAL EMPLOYMENT/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER
i CALIFORNIA BAPTIS T C
i ENGLISH
RIVERSIDE
October 23, 1974
C A 9250 4
E 1390
George Musacchio, Dept .Head. Oct. 21, 1974.
RI VERS I D E
LANGUAGE & L I T ERATURE
CA 92504
UNIV. OF SAN FRANCISCO
ENGLISH
A. Jackson Hoddy, Cha1rman
Modern Irorelgn L anguages
RIVERSIDE
SU
SAN LUIS OBISPO
CA 93401
E 1400
SAN FRANCISCO> CA 94117
Will have one half-time position in linguistics and one half-time
position in creative writing for 1975-76. Both positions for one
year only. Applicants for creative writing position should have an
extensive publication record.
E . St a c kpc c l e , S . J .
Chairman
8 November 1974
We mnt101pate no openings 1n the
n ear f u t u r e .
i LOMA LINDA U
i ENGLISH
C ALIFORNIA POLY TECHN I C
I ENGLISH
we will announce it here. Until then,
please do cct write.
W.M. Pederscu
Department Head
1 do not anticipate any openings during 1975.
CALIFORNIA BAPTIST C
We expect no openings for the academic year 1975/76.
David G . Spencer, Chairman
Cal-State, Bakersi'ield, CA 95509
CA 92505
E 139 1
I COGSWELL POLYTECH C
i ENGLISH
3 000 FOLSOM S T
S A N FRANCISCO
CA 9411 0
E 14 0 8
We expect no vacancy in the English Dept. in the 1975-76 year.
October 22, 1974. At present we expect nc vacancies for
1975-1976. Please dc nct write, Delmar Davis, Cbmn.
E nglish .
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CCDSTA MESA
I ENGLISH & FOREIGN LANGUAGE
q hm. n ' .
Dcrothy FI. Scholten, Chairman
Department of General Studies
CA 9262E I'
E 1392
PACE 43
S AN FRANCISCO
r CALI'FORNIA SU
I ENGLISH
CA 94 1 3 2
E 1411
We have co openings, arid expect none. We shall file all
inquiries, but I cannot guarantee to acknowledge them.
Graham C. Wilson,
O ctober 10 ,
STANFORD
i STANFORD U
I ENGLISH
1974
CA 94305
E 1413
A possible appointment for a senior scholar in American
literature with a specialization in prose, p re fe rably i n
the nineteenth century and earlier.
October 16, 1974
John Loftisr Chaizman
CA 94305
STANFORD
STANFORD U
MODERN THOUGHI' g LITERATURES
I arcio P . R u o t o l o
Chairman, Modern Thought ond
L i.ter s t u r e
Stanford University
ANGWIN
CA 94508
E 1414
P lease lio not wr i t e . --Verne V. Wehtje ,
Chairman, English.
N
tr*
~r
r
Lr t * * r
t
pl
dr
1 9 75 r- r
Gabriel Berne, Chairman
SAN JOSE
CALIFORNIA SU
I ENGLISH
CA 95192
E 1431
We are accepting uo more applications for 1975-76.
James J. Clark, Chairman
Engli.sh Department
November 1, 1974,
STOCKTON
CA 95204
E 1432
One position open beginning Sept., 1975. Asst. Prof., Ph.D.
or D.A. required. W ill interview at MLA. In addition to a
good background in literature, areas preferred (in order
of priority) are: linguistics and gz'ammar for teachers,
rhetoric, advanced composition, creative wziting, criticism. Equal opportunity employer. John Seaman, Chairman.
1 1-I - 7 r i
STANISLAUS .
TURL O CK
CALIFORNIA SC
ENGLISH 5 FOREIGN LANGUAGES
CA 95380
We anticipate no openings foz'1975-76 pow,
Letters will be filed but cauuot be
acknowledged.
Jazes Jeuseu, Chsirmaa
14 October 1974
11/5/74,
MORAGA
, ST MARYS C
I ENGLISH
Cg 95060
10- 17 Iri
I We anticipate a possible opening at the Assistant
Professor level in French Literature. We are looking
for a person interested in the relationship of
literature to society and the other arts. Interest
in Renaissance and Classical period also desirable.
U OF THE PACIF I C
ENGLISH
No appointments anticipated for 1975-76
I PACIFI C U N I ON C
I ENGLISH
SANTA CRUZ
i 0 OF CAL I FORNIA
I LITERATURE
CA 9 45 7 5
E 1 41 7
j HUMBOLDT SU
I ENGLISH
ARCATA
CA 95521
E 1435
Should an opening for 1974-75 develop, we wlI'
I announce
ii here. Until then please do not write.
Robert Burroughs, Chairman
October 24, 1974
We have no openings at present, ncr do we
anticipate any in the foreseeabls future.
Mary D Spri nger
Chairperson
10-15-74
j IHOLY NAMES COLLEGE
I ENGLISH SPEECH 5 DRAMA
CA 94619
OAKLAND
E 1420
W e anti c i p a t e n o v a c an ci e s f o r 1 9 7 5 7 6 , b u t
wil l a n n o unce h er e any ch a nges.
Velma Bourgeois Richmond, Chair.
1 0 October 1 9 7 4
CA 94720
BERKELEY
UOF CALIFORNIA
E 1424
Possible assist, prof in classical rhetoric, to teach graduate and
undergrad, courses in Greek and Roman rhetorical theoryr freshman
courses in reading and comp„ plus courses in some related specialty,
PhD rsquiredl some teaching and pub, preferred, 912,800 to g15V100
per annum for two years with renewal'based on setis, teaching, scholar
ship, and Univ. and proi'essional service. Affizzzativs Action employer, Thomas 0. Sloan, chairrmrn.
I RHETORIC
OF SAN RAFAEL
DOMINICAN C
I ENGLISH
DAVIS
U OF CALIFORNIA
ENGLISH
81436
One tentative position in late 19th aud 20th Century or Restoration
aud 18th Century English literature. Fzefez versatile individual
capable of teaching both the poetry acd prose of each period, with
talents also in editing or creative writing. Candidates must have
Fh.D. in hand. If funded, this is a permanent position. Affirmative
action employer. Peter L. Hays, Chairman, Department of English
10/24/74
CHICO
j l CALIFORNIA SU
I ENGLISH
Lennis C.Dunlap, Jr., Chairman
Department ofEnglish
11/1/74
SAN R A F A EL
CA 9490 1
E 14 2 5
HAWAII
1974
1801 E C OTAT I
ROH N ERT PARK
CA 9492 8
E l rr 26
No vacancies at this time, We will nct be interviewing at
MLA. Please do not write unless we list an opening in a
f uture J I L
J~ S. Eullen, Chairman
November 1, 1974
U OF SANTA CLARA
I ENGLISH
E 14 3 8
N i ch o l a s M a lt m a n , C h a ir m a n
N ov. 2 ,
j CALIFORNIA 5C, SONOMA
I ENGLISH
CHICO
CA 9592 6
It is possible that we will be f i l l i n g t wo temporary
positions--Generalists— for the 1975-76 academic year.
All l e t t ers wil l b e kept on fil e but cannot be acknowledged.
We anticipate no openings in 1975-6.
S is t e r
CA 95616
SANTA CLARA
CA 9 5 0 5 3
E 1427
Applications for the openings publicized in the October 1974
MLA JIL will not be accepted after Dec. 10. All applications
received by then will be reviewed by a faculty selections committee, and applicants will be sent a response before Christmas. IVe anticipate no other openings for September 1975.
Francis X. Duggan, Chairman
10/30/74
HILO
j U OF HAWAII
I ENGLISH
HI 96720
E 1439
We anticipate no vacancies for 1974-75• All letters
vill be put on file but cannot be acknovledged.
0 • A. Pilecki. Ch,. Dept.
o f Engl i s h
i BRIGHAM YOUNG U-HAWAII
I ENGLISH
LA IE
HI 96762
E 1440
Noventrer 1, 1974
We Irave zlo openings.
J a y P ox,
Language Arts Division
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lj U OF HAWAII
I ENGLISH
1 733 DONAGHHO
HONO L U L U
HI 9682 2
E 14 4 4
Inquiries re. positions above the instructoral level are not
solicited. If such positions become available they will be
A few Instructorships (Master's desired) for .
a nnounced l a t e r .
freshman and sophomore assignments (limited term appointments
on one year contracts) may be available and inquiries will be
welcomed.
Richard Foster, Chairman
O ctober 18 , 1 9 74
MT ANGEL SEMINARY
I ENGLISH
OR 97373
E 1459
11 October 1974
Ve anticipate no openings for the 1975-76 school year.
Should any occur we will announce them here.
Anselm Galvin, chairman
OR 97403
EUGENE
UO F O R EGON
1 ENGLISH
E 1462
10-29-74
If new appointments are authorized, our highest priority will
probably be in Victorian literature. However, we welcome
applications in all fields with the understanding that all
letters will be carefully filed but not acknowledged unless
an opening develops.
Roland Bartel, Head
Depa r tment of English
OREGON
i PACIFIC U
I ENGLISH
ST BENEDICT
F OREST GROVE
OR 97 1 1 6
E 1 44 7
( SOUTHERN OREGON C
I ENGLISH
ASHLAND
OR 97520
E 14 6 3
l Charles Ryberg, Chm.
We anticipate noopenings in the department for next year.
Please save your postage and ours.
George Evans, Chairman
November 4, 1974
NEWBERG
I GEORGE FOX C
I LANGUAGE ARTS
OR 97132
E 1449
I EASTERN OREGON SC
1 HUMANITIES
LA GRANDE
OR 97850
E 146 5
Including Modern Foreign Languages
We expect no vacancies for 1975-76. Letters will be l.ept
on file but cannot be acknowledged.
We anticipate no vacancies for 1975-76. Regretfully, letter's cannot
be acknowledged.
Paul S. Cammack
October 1 5 , 1974
Chairman of Language Art.
I REED C
PORTLAND
October 12,
1 9 74
Nary Jane L o so , Chai r man
Division of the Humanities
OR 97202
I ENGLISH
E 1450
WASHINGTON
No change from October's listing. Applicants should get
their applications in as early as possible.
Simon Friedman, Chairman
11/4/74
Department of English Literature
i REED C
PORTLAND
OR 97202
E 1451
S EATTLE PACIFI C 0
HUMANITIES
SEATTLE.
WA 98119
No opcninr;sfor 1975-76. Since our budget does not
include funding for replies, inquiriea will not be
acknowledged.
See separate notices under each language.
Simon. Friedman, Chairman
Division of Literature and Languages
11/4/74
Joyce Erickson, Director, School of Humanities
October 16, 1974
U OF PORTLAND
PORTLAND
OR 97203
In spite of our rSOBBI,' NO VA'CANCIES"
listing which appeared in the Oct. MIA Job list, we
ere being inundated with letters. We are fully
staffed in English, French, German and Spanish and
DO' NOT anticipate any openings for 1975/76. Until
further notice, PLEASE DO NOT WHITE.
D r. E l i s a b e t B a ll i n , He a d
ll WILLAMETTE U
SALEM
OR 97301
E 1456
I ENGLISH
No staff changes are anticipated. Vnsolicited applications
cannot be answered.
ii U OF WASHINGTON
SEATTLE
WA 98195
I ENGLISH
E 1468
Two positions: applications invited for professorship or associate
professorship, special competence in (1) early nineteenth century
British literature, (2) modern literature; substantial publication
and experience in graduate instruction essential.
One p osition:
applications invited for assistant professorship, competence in and
commitment to English pedagogy (teacher preparation); Ph.D. in
E nglish r e qui r e d .
15 November 1974
R. D. S tevick, Chmn.
l lWESTERN WASHINGTON SC
I ENGLISH
BELLINGHAM
E 1 46 9
NO POSITIONS ANTICIPATED FOR 1975-76. PLEASE 00 NOT
WRITE.
Richard D, Lord, chairman
14 October 1974
CORVALLIS
l |OREGON SU
I ENGLISH
Robert McDonnell, Chairman
October 14, 1974
OR 97331
E 1457
One position available in Victorian Literature or Film Studies
or Literary Criticism. Asst. Prof. Ph.D. in hand. Experien'ce
and publication desired. Salary open. We prefer a versatile
person who can teach a variety of courses and work in interdisciplinary humanistic programs. Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.
Walter C. Foreman, Chairman
October 31, 1 9 74
I OREGON C OF EDUCATION
1 HUMANITIES
MONMOUTH
WA 98225
OR 9 736 1
E 1458
We anticipate no vancies for 1975-76. All
acknowledged.
Dr. Charles Alva, Chairman
10/15/74
Department of Humanities
Oregon College of Education
1 U OF PUGET SOUND
1 ENGLISH
TACOMA
WA 98416
E 14 7 0
No Job openinas now, or in the foreseeable future.
10/18/74
H . P. V a n Ar sd el ,
C h a i r m an
University of Puget Sound
I CENTRAL WASHINGTON S C
1 ENGLISH
ELLEN S B U R G
WA 98926
E 1474
No information or authorization for next year's staffing
available at this time.
Please do not inquire until further notice.
L arry L . La w r e n c e , C h a i r m a n
O ctober 3 0
197 4
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i EASTERN WASHINGTON SC
I ENGLISH
WA 99004
CHENEY
E 1475
We do not anticipate any openings, Please do not write.
ALASKA
Kenneth A. H al was
10/15/74
l CWASHINGTON SU
I ENGLISH
PULLMAN
WA 99163
E 1476
I Assistant Professor for appointment Spring Semester 1975.
English Linguistics: T/G Grammar, Stylistics, TESL,
Computational, Historical, all desirable. Some regular
departmental courses. 9 hour semester load. An EO/AA
employer.
John R. El wood, Chairman
i GONZAGA U
I ENGLISH
i WHITWORTH C
ENGLISH
E 1481
15 Oct 74
E 14T7
Ho r ull tire no sit I
ons v..ilcble . Cne onening
r or ,
. A. Y~bo rrould be worl inm toward a Rlsster
o A r t s i n Enw l i s l - D e q r e e . ' IIust h ov e p r e v i o u s
e cneri e nc e i n E n m) is h t e a c h i n m o n t h e b i w h s c h oo l l ev e l ,
Pr,.nc Sci-nei d e r ,
AK 99503
ANCHORAGE
N o vacanc i e s o r n e w h i r e s a r e e xp e c t e d ,
James R. Wilson, Prof. . of E n g l i s h
WA 99202
SPOKANE
U OF ALASKA
i ENGLISH
C h a i r m an , EYrcl is b D e p a r t ment
i U OF ALASKA
ENGLISH
AK 99701
FAIRBANKS
E 148 2
I!e have no positions currently available. 6!rould
nosi.tions become available for 1975-76, u e wi l l
a nnounce t l rem here .
&me Duncan, Hend
October 11., 1974
WA 99251
SPOKANE
E 14 7 8
Please do not send any letters of inquiry because they
will not be answered. We have no clans for new fulltime oositions.
Lewis Archer, Coordinator. I'ov 1, 1974
WALLA WALLA C
I ENGLISH
C OLLEGE PLACE
WA 9 9 3 2 4
E 14 7 9
rde do not anticipate any openings for 197$-76.
Heler.'dard Evans, Chairman, English
October, 1974
Canadian Imstitutiens
UOF CALGARY
ENGLISH
ALBERTA TZN I N 4 C A LGARY
CANADA
E
I
Vacancy in Modern British Literature for 1975-76. Ph.D. in
appropriate field, publications, and teaching experience
essential. Rank and salary dependent upon qualifications.
Reply to Dr. H. Dahlie, Head, Department of English,
University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. (Oct.16, 1974)
i U OF LETHBRIDGE
ENGLISH
4401 Ui'JIVERSITY L E THBR IDGE ALTA
CANADA
E
12
october 17 > 1974
We anticipate no vacancies for the 1975-76
academic year. We advise not writing.
L.R. R i c ou,
MOUNT ROYAL C
I LANGUAGE ARTS
ALBERTA
CALGARY
CANADA
E
At the present time, nofull-time openings in the
English Department forthe 1975/76 academic year
are anticipated.
Patrick J. Morrison, Co-ordinator ofEnglish
October 18, 1974
,i CANADIAN UNION C
ENGLISH
ALBERTA
COLLEGE HcIGHTS
CANADA
E
6
No openings are anticipated in our department for the coming year.
Denise Diok
Instructor in English
80
TRINITY WESTERN C
ENGLISH
Chair m an
LANGLEY
CANADA
E 24
our staffing requirements for next fall have not yet been determined,
so please do not write.
Deans E.D. Downey
Head
November 1, 1974
I NOTRE DAME U OF NFLSCN
I ENGLISH
8 C
NELSOV
CANADA
E
26
We do not know at this time whether we will have any vac ancies nex t y e a r . All posi'iona will be advertised as
widely as possible if'and when they open up.
L . A. D . M o r ey
Chairperson, Department of English
October 21 , 1 9 74
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0 OF V IC TOR I A
I ENGLISH
VICTORIA
CANADA
E
BROCK. 11
One-pear visiting positions: 2 at level of professor; 2.at level of
associate professor. Sessional positions: a number at junior level.
Department open to likelihood of some of these appointments leading
to regular association at later date. Preferred fields include
Victorian, Shakespeare, Canadian Fiction. David L. Jeffrey, Chairman
18 October 1974.
U OF MAN I TOBA
I ENGLISH
W INNIPEG MA N
CANADA
E
John J.
35
Oct,llx1974
I LAURENTIAN U OF SUDBURY
I ENGLISH
40
I
I U OF TORONTO
I ENGLISH
'
11
,
,
41
dt
»
""
I
TORONTO ONT.
CANADA
E ,
78
SACKVILLE
CANADA
E
45
'..
'ilton Wilson, Chairmar., Dept. of English,
Trinity College, Octo'oer 29, 1974
M. Thoroc, Heai!,Depoartment of Enflish
HAMILTON ON T
CANAD A
60
Denton Fox, Chairman, 17 October 1974
U OF TORONTO
I ENGLISH
o ct. 18 ,
KINGSTON
CANADA
E
62
D . 0 . S p e t t i g u e , 'Acting Head
. 17 Oct'ober 1974
KINGSTON
CANADA
E
E
il YORK U
I ENGLISH
U . J.
1 975
ONT
80
D o o l ey , C h m.
TORONTO
CANADA
E
81
Possibility of one or more vacancies 1975-76, depending on budget
situation. Probable areas: Shakespeare, 19th Century,
Commonwealth, Anglo-Irish. Fuller details will appear in
advertisements.
D. R. Hwen,
Chairman. 22 Oct. 1974
I U OF WINDSOR
ENGLISH
November I,:1974. No.vacancy expected at present. If one
develops, an .announcement will be made. Mieanwhile,.please
d o not v r i t e .
R E I!atters
Head of Department
OTTAWA
CANADA
.
ST MICHAEL • 5 C TORONTO ONT
CANADA
E
A new university department of English is being cxeated
at Toronto; the colleges are no longer able to hire
independehtlyv and there is no point in writing to us.
No appointments anticipated
ONT
79
October 15x 197h
No vacancies expected fo r 1 9 75-76.
Letters may not be acknowledged.
Douglas Duncan, Chairman 1
n o vember, 1974
ONT K7L 2W 3
TORONTO ONT
CANADA
E
We do not anticipate any vacancies for 1975-76.
E
ONT KTL 3 N 6
"ICTORIA C
U OF TORONTO
ENGLISH
We anticipate no vacancies for 1 975-76. S h o ul d an opening
develop, we will announce it here. Until then, ulesse do
n ot wr i t e .
i CARLETON U
I ENGLISH
77
E o vacarci e s f o r n e x t ' y e ar
N 8
ROYAL MIL C OF CA NADA
I ENGLISH 6 PHILOSOPHY
.
TRINITY. C
I U OF TORONTO
ENGLISH
We do not plan to hire any additional Faculty Members
f or 1 9 7 5 - 7 6 .
I QUEEiV'5 U
I ENGLISH
TORON T O ONT
CANADA
E
1974.
I David R. Galloway
P rof e s so r a n d
Head, English. Department
MC MASTER U
I ENGLISH
UNIVERSITY C
of the Canadian Association of University Teachers, 66 Lisgar St.,
Ottawa, 'Ontari.o K2P OC1. P.L. Heyworth, Chairman, October 16,
E
CANADA
MT ALLISON U
ENGLISH
76
N O VACANCIES EXPECTED FOR 1 9 7 5 - 7 6 .
u
FREDERICTON
N8
U OF NEW BRUNSW I CK
E
It is very unlikely that any appointments will be made for 1975-7C.
We anticipate no vacancies in the next year or'two. If
openings occur, we shall announce them here.
Meanwhile, please do not write.
Walter E . Swayze
Chairman
October 30, 1 974;
I ENGLISH
SUDBURY
CANADA
ONT
T e u n i s sen, Head
MAN R 38 2E9 .
W INN I P E G
CANADA
E
U OF WINNIPEG
I ENGLISH
ST CATHER INES
CANADA
Ife wil3 probably be able to appoint new people to the followxng
Positionsx 1 ) CHAIRMAN uf dePt,s Prof'essor or Associatex on
3-year rotation I 2) Visiting Dixector to teach senior directing
and acting clasaesI 3) Designer in.Residence, Send CV's and names
of 3 r e f e r ees before Feb,15/75 to M. Yacowarx Chairmanx Dept. oi'
Dramas Brock Univcrsityx St,Catharines, Ontario, Canada•
We have already advertised in Canada for a senior specialist in
Canadian literature .and for a more junior specialist in Film or Film
and literature. For the latter position we require a Ph.D. and some
teaching and practical film experience.
10/17/74
ONT
33
ONT
W INDSOR N98 3 P 4
CANADA
E
86
The department does not antic-ipate making any
continuing appointments in the immediate future.
67
The Department does not expect to make any new
appointments for 1975-76.
U OF WINDSOR
ENGLISH
ONT
WINDSOR N98 3P4
CANADA
E 87
No continuing 'appointments anticipated in immediate future.
Dr. L oi s K . S medick
. James Downey; Chairman',
15 October 1974.
i TRENT U
ENGLISH
We are
ONT
PETERBOROUGH
CANADA
E »7 1
SIR GEORGE .WM CMPS M OIJTREAL QUE
CANADA
E 100
at t he m o m e nt f u l ly s t a f f e d, a nd h a ve n o
e xpectations of b e in g a b l e to a d v e r t ise a v a c a n c y
d uring the c u r r ent a c a d e mic y e a r .
James Winny , Ch a i r m an , D e pt . of, English Li te r a ture
T nan t
i ICOIVCOROIA 0
I ENGLISH
11ni v e rs i t v .
p e t e r bn r d ug h » On t .
WE DO NOT EXPECT TO MAKE ANY F ULL T IME FACUI,TY
APPOINTMENTS FOR 1975-76
17 Oct
' 74
MERVIN BUTOVSKY,
CHAIRMAN.
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I U OF SHERBROOKE
i ENGLISH
SHERBROOKE
E
CANADA
114
ST THOMAS U
I ENGLISH
1975-76 — We do not forsee any openings for the
Jean Vigneault
Chairman
coming academic year.
MUENSTER
CANADA
E
SASK
I ENGLISH
118
We anticipate no vacancies for 1975-76 We vould be
interested in making contacts with Nastsrs or Ph D
Graduates who have a background in Canadian Literature.
Maurice R, Weber
Principal
10-21-74
St. Peter's College
REGINA
i U OF REGINA
I ENGLISH
E
15 Oct./74
F.G. BURKE, Chairman
No openings are expected for 1975-76 and 1976-77, due to
serious budget diffic:'ties.
Ii ST PETERS C
FREDERICTON NB C ANADA
i U OF GUELPH
I ENGLISH
COLLEGE OF ARTS GUELPH ONT
CANADA
E
Elizabeth Watezston, Chairman. 15 Octo |Sar 1974.
SASK 545 OA2
CANADA
E 119
i ST JOHN INST OF TECH
ST JOHN
CANADA
N B
I ENGLISH
E2L 3V1
E
We anticipate no vacancies for 1975.
At present no positions open for 1975-76.
Vacancies will be announced hers if they occur.
H. Bezgbusch, Chairman,
Department of English,
University of Regina,
M D, Stuart, Academic Dept , October 16, 1974
I U OF SASKATCHEWAN
I ENGLISH
S ASK 57N OWO
SASK A T O O N
CANADA
E
120
15 October 1974. Three vacanciesare expected for 1975-76: a
Professorship, aVisiting Professorship, and an Assistant
Professorship. Applications are invited in the following areas:
the Renaissanch,Canadian Literature, Medieval Literature, and
Folklore (with a strong secondary qualification in English
Literature). J.K. Johnstone,Chairman, English, University of
Saskatchewan,Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, S7N OWO.
mparative Laterahare
U 0 F M A S 5 A CHU5 ET T 5
AMHERST
MA 01002
COMPARATIVE LI TERATURE
Budget not yet available, but we hope to have 2 sabbatical year replacements. Preferences possibly 17th-18th centuries, and emphasis
In Spanish or German literature.
Ph.D. preferred. Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer
10/21/74
Sarah Lawall •Chairman
HARVARD U
CAMBRIDGE
HA 02138
COHPARATIVE L I T ERATURE
t is possible that we shall have a tenure opening f'
or someone who
Pecislizcs in literary theory and who also hss expertise in other
ress of Comparative Literature. Applications vill bs welbozmd and
bould include dossiers. All applications received before January 1st
ill be given careful consideration but cannot be acknowledged. We enourage applications fram vomen and minority candidates. No other
enure openings and none at non-tenure level. Harvard is an equal-
nnortunity employer.
3 3 W 42
ST
NEW YORK
NY 10036
Because of budgetary restrictions we shall be unable to make any new
appointments for 1975-76.
Professor Helaine Newstead, Executive Officer, Ph.D. Progzsm in Comp.
Lit .
October 15, 1 9 74.
CUNT
FLUSHING
QUEFNS COLLEGE
NY 11367
CCMPARAT IVE L I T E RATURE
instructorship, possibly also Assistant Professor in Comparative
Literature, and criticism, but quality more important than area.
Equal Opportunity Employer.
Burton Pike, Acting Chairman, October 15 •1974 .
Walter Kaiser, Chairman. November 4, 1974
BROWN U
PROVIDENCE
COMPARATIVE LI T ERATURE
RI 02912
At the. present time n o openi ng s a r e contemplated.
Promising inquiries vill be kept on hand for future
eventualities but cannot be acknovledged. *
N ovember 4 ,
I CONY • GRAD SCHOOL
COMPARATIVE LITERATURE
1974
YALE U
A lan S . T r u e b l o o d
Chairman
NEW .HAVEN
CT 06520
SU OF NEW YORK
COHPARATIVE L I T E RATURE
5 INGHAMTON
N Y 1390 1
Applications welcomed for Fall 1975 for one position for specialist
in history of criticism and literary theory snd/or Renaissance
and Baroque literatures. Associate Professor preferred. Substantial
record of publications.
possibility of a joint appointment for specialist in African
literatures (French and/or English emphasis).
Affirmative Action institution. J. Rodriguez-Luis, Acting Chaizmsn
CORNELL U
ITHACA
NY 14653
October 18, 1974
We have no positions open in 1975-76.
Thomas H. Greene, Chairman 10/15/74
There is a possibility for an assistant professorial
appointment in poetry, preferabjy modern.
W. Wolfgang Holdheim, Chairmen
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U OF P I T T SBURGH
COMP LIT PROGRAM
PITTSBURGH
PA 15260
We will make no new appointments in 1975-76, Please do not
write> we are not establishing a file and our staff ie toosmall
to permit acknowledging letters, Interested applicants should
write instead to the irzlividual litezature departaents,
B . F. Bart, D i r e cto r
PENNSYLVANIA SU
1 Nov 7 4
U NIVERSITY PARK PA 16 80 2
October 18.1974. We do 'not anticipate an opening for the
forthcomingacademic year. Please do not write.
Robert Lima
( U OF IO W A
I COMPARATIVE LITERATURE
IOWA CITY
IA 52240
We are authorized to make two appointments in Comp. Lit., one seni or
appointment in history of criticism/literary theory/poetics jointly
with English or perhaps another department snd one appointment (rsnk
snd salary open) with another department, emphasis in poetry, drama,
literary theory, interdisciplinary studies centering on literature,
or a combination of these. Alan F. Nsgel, Chairman, 15 October 1974
WI 53201
( U OF WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE MILWAUKEE
( COMPARATIVE LITERATURE
Ch'airman
WESTERN MARYLAND C
WESTMINSTER
MD 21157
No vacancies anticipat,ed.
No openings anticipated,
I gelvin D . P a l m er
Chairper s on
O ctober 11 , 1 9 7 4
U OF NORTH CAR O L INA
COHPARAT I VE LITERATURE
CHAPEL HIL L
Pin IN ENGINEERING HINNEAPOL IS
U OF MINNESOTA
COMPARATIVE LITERATURE PROGRAM
HN 55455
C HA PE L H I LL
NC 27514
10/15/1974
Peter Firchow, Chairman
Comparative. Literature Program
U OF CHICAGO
COHPARAT IVE LITERATURE
CHICAGO
I L 60 6 3 7
We have no openings and do not anticipate ari
y.
We foresee no openings for 1975-76.
10/15/74
U OF GEORG I A
Edward WAsiolek,'Chairman,
Oct. 22, 1974
E ugene H. Pul k
Chairman
ATHENS
GA 30601
WASHINGTON U
COHPARATIVE L I T E RATURE
ST LOUIS
HO 63130
Possibility of one assistant professorship. P h.D. r e q u i r e d .
Nsn C. Carpenter, Head Comparative Literature Department, 10/14/74
We anticipate making no appointments to the
Committee on Comparative Literature.
Will i a m H . ' Matheson
Chairman
October 15, 1 974
U OF SOUTHRN MISSISSIPPI HATTIESBURG
COMPARATIVE LIT
MS 39401
This interdisciplinary graduate p rogram has no
faculty of its own. I t d r a w s u p o n c omp. Ii t .
specialists I'rom LnNGLISN nnd I'OHZ1GN LANGVAGL(S.
Any o!(enings will be listed by these two
d epartment r .
lo/25/74
Editha S. Neumann, Direc'tor
INDIANA U NORTHWEST
GARY
HOD LANGS COMP LIT 6 LINGS
IN 46408
Infozmation concernin'~ positions for 1975-76
is not yet available.
U OF NEBRASKA
LINCOLN
NE 68508
No openings f'oI 1 9 7 5-76.
V a1dis L e i n i e k s
Chairman
2 3 Oct ober
U OF COLORADO
BOULDER
1 9 74
Cc 80302
No positions 'available foz 1975-76.
Kaye Howe, Chairp erson
oct. 19, 1 974
M(argaret B. Playe, Chairman
(NO(nwn U
AT f(LOOMING(O N
BL ( J (JMINGTON
(.OHPARAT I VE L I TERATURE
IN 47401
Although no final decision has been reached, there is s possibility
of one full-time appointment in each of the following areas:
I) Literature snd Music 2) Asian-Western Literary" Relations.
(n addition there may be one visiting appointment in Literature
a nd Pi l m .
Breon Mitchell, Acting Chairman
November 4, 1 9 74
PURDUE U
COMPARATIVE LI-TERATURE
W LAFAYETTE
I N 47907
CA 90007
U OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES
COMPARATIVE L ITERATURE
October 30, 1974
one vacancy (split appointment) for Fall, 1975( Japanese/Comparative
Literature specialist. Fluency in Japanese language and competence .
in Japanese literature are ~
re uired. Candidates vith ability to
develop innovative courses in world literature preferred. We are
an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.
L.W. Brown, Chairman
( Au(r-URNIA S U '
LONG BEACH
CA 90840
No plans for hiring new faculty for next September.
lrarkaret Chuz'ch, Chm Comp, Lit,
Professor of English
October 15, 1 97(r
U OF MI CHIGAN
ANN ARBOR
HI 48104
)Ye confidently expect absolutely no job openings
for 1 975-76.
Ch. Y/itke, Chairman, Comparative literature
1 4 Octooer 1 9 7 4
Possible joint appointmentwith Asian lahguages, Chiri
ese .
language forundergraduate program; Asian Lit: from comparative
point of vi ew, and Chinese literature in t r anslation.
Ph.D. or A.B.D. An equalopportunity employer.
John C. Jernigan, Chairman.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO
L A JOLLA
CA
920 37
One position at Asst. Prof. level. The candidates' main interest
should be in the theater — and, if possible, in literary theory as
well. Applicants should write with as full a documentatioii as possible tor Prof. Claudio Guillen, Dept. of Comp. Lit;> Muir College,
Building 2-D, room 4009, Univ; of Calif. at Ssn Diego, La Jolla,
Cs. 92037. Joseph Sommers, Chairperson, November 4, 1974.
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U OF CAL IFORNIA
RIVERSIDE
WA 98195
U OF WASHINGTON
SEATTLE
Although Comparative Literature is an autonomous academic unit, we do
not do any independent hiring at present. All members of the Comparative Literature staff hold ]oint annointments with one or another of
the oarticioating departments of English and the various foreign
literatures. Applicants should therefore address themselves to the
relevant department or departments. We would, however, atpreciate
receiving notice of such application, as the narticipating departments
consult us concerning applicants. FzanIcJ. WprnkaI Cbairoau 10/35/74
CA 92502
We do not anticipate a vacancy for 1975-76; should one
develop, it will be announced here.
'
Jean-Pierre Bazzicelli
Chairman
STANFORD U
COMPARATIVE LII'ERATURE
STANFORD
CA 94305
All appointments are made jointly with other
departments, who must initiate such appointments. There
are no appropriate positions in English. Consult
listings of Stanford foreign language departments for
p ossibl e o p e n i n g s .
U OF PUGET SOUND
TACOMA
FOR LANGUAGE 6 COMP LITERATURE
WA 98416
Me antici p at e no v acancies fo r 1 9 74-75. All letters
Herbert Lindenberger, Chm., Comparative Lit. Oct. 25,1974
BERKELEY
I U OF CAL I FORNIA
CA 94720
CARLETON 0
COMP LIT
One Junior split appointment is expected in English-Comparative Lit.
for 1975-76. Applicants must meet criteria of both departments. See
English list. Ph.D. required and, for Comparative Literature, knowledge of classical Greek or Latin and at least one modern foreign
language. Speciality in modern English and/or American literature.
U. of California is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Janette Richardson, Chairman. I November 1974
U OF OREGON
EUGENE
OR 97403
COMPARATIVE LITERATURG, George Wickes, Director
The Comparative Literature Program at the U. of 0. is administered
by an interdepartmental committee comprised of professors from EngIish, German & Russian end Romance Languages departments. Professors
who give comparative courses in the program are members of these
departments. Since the program does not hire its staff independently
an applicant for s teaching position offering comparative literatureyi
courses could write to the chairmen of a department of language or
literature in which he is qualified.
1 0 / 29/74
i iBROOKLYN C
CONY
BROOKLYN
NY 1121 0
F
419
ONT KIS 586
CANADA
OTTAWA
We have no hiring plane for next year. H owever we sre consideri n g
the possibility to invite a guest lecturer to teach a sussser course.
Dr. HansW. Ruprecht, Chairman
Oct. 14, 1974
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON COMPARATIVE LITERATURE,
SEE THE FOLLOWING:
MARITIME C
HOBART & WM SMITH C
DREXEL 0
U CINCINNATI
WAYNE SU
V TEXAS
POMONA C
UC SAN DIEGO
10465
14456
19104
45221
48202
78285
91711
92037
Bronx NY
Geneva NY
Phi3 a PA
Cinci OE
Detroit MI
San Antonio TX
Claremont CA
L a Joll a CA
There is still no definite authorization to reczuit for any
full-time position. Applications will be accepted and kept on
active file against the possibility of a change in ouz budget
situation. Strong language training is desirable..
Dennis J . Spininger, Chairman
11/8/74
Dept. of Comparative Literature
UO F S O UTHERN CALIFORNIA U N I V ERSITY PARK LOS ANGELES
I HUMANITIES
CA 9000 7
E 1353
We are seeking a Chairman of Comparative Literature with a possible
joint appointment with one of the language departments. The probable rank will be associate professor, but special qualifications
might warrant higher rank. Candidate must be interested in a curriculum that places heavy emphasis upon literature and culture and
provides extensive opportunities for work in non-western as well
as western traditions. USC is totally committee to Affirmative Action.
— David H. Malone, Dean of Humanities 11/5/ 4
Linguistics
MASSACHUSETTS
I N S T O F TE C H N OLOGY
CAMBRIDGE
FOREIGN LIT S 6 L I N G UI ST I CS
MA 02139
One opening beghming Sept. 1975 in area of Linguistic theory with
specialization in syntax or semantics or both. Appointment will be
at the level of assistant or associate professor without tenure,
No other openings.
COLUMBIA U
LINGUISTICS
NY 10027
NEW YORK
No openings anticipated for1975-1976,
Marvin z. frerzog
(%airman
MIT is anaffirmative action employer
James W, Harris, Chairman
O ctober, 19 7 4
U OF CONNECTICUT
L INGU I ST ICS
STORRS
CT 06268
COLUHBIA U
LINGUISTICS
.Specialist in experimental phonetics as shown by Ph.D.
dissertation topic and continued research. Good background
in general linguistics also necessary.
Arthur S . A b ramson, Head
Department of Linguistics
November 5, 1974
HUNTER' C
CONY
LINGUISTICS
Prof. Pmlph L. Ward> Adviser
BARNARD C
NEW YORK
NY 10021
October 15, 1974
Linguistics here is not a department but an M.A. Program consisting of courses offer'T
eb y seven different departments — Classics, German, Romance Languagess English, Cosmuni.cations, Anthropology, and vgducation. Any hiring of staff is done only by heads
of the several departments concerned. Note that there is also as
NEW YORK
NY 10027
As of this writing (mid Octo'eer 1974) a• opeaings
ia eur ilepartm nt ar. anticipat .6 for 1975-76.
Josesh L. Yasloae
Chalrmaa
16 Oct 74
QUEENS COLLEGE
L I NGUI ST I C5
CUNT
FLUSHING
NY 11367
Two asszstsnt professor posztzous for Fall> 1974, one zn general
theoreticc1.lin„uistics and one to teach ESL and. methods oi' ESL.
Research interest for applicants for ESL-related position should
include some aspect of second lrnguage acquisition. Ph.D, by
Sept, 1974 required for both posit'ons. Send resume to Dept of
Linguistics, Queens College, Flushing, NY 11367•
H.A. in TEST. (under the Dspartmeat of Education),
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SUC OF NE W YORK
LINGUISTICS
OSWEGO
NY 13126
At present we have no new positions to advertise)
current positions are staffed.
Dr. Carol J . Remen
Coordinator of Liaguistics
October 15v 1974
INDIANA 0
LINGUISTICS
AT BLOOMINGTON
B L O OHINGTON
IN 4 7 4 01
Possible one or more positions. Desireable qualifications
would include experimental phonetics; computational
linguistics, and linguistic theory.
Equal Opportunity Employer
11-4-74
F. W. Householder, Chairman
SU QF NEW YORK
BUFFALO
NY 14214
LINGUISTICS
U OF MICHIGAN
LINGUISTICS
aNN aRBOR
W e may have o n e
j .n 19 7 5 - 7 6 .
We
w e know whet h e r
i n what a r e a s .
materialize.
No hiri n g f o r 1 9 7 5-76
M I 48 10 4
or twc temporary replacement positions
prefer not to invite applications u nti l
we will have these positions, and if po,
We will advertise if any positions
William J. Gedney, Chairman, 10/15/74
CORNELL U
ITHACA
MODERN LANGUAGE 8 LINGUISTICS
NY 14850
Assistant Professor of Linguistics. General linguistics and
specialty in English as a Second Language. Ph.D. required.
Gerald B. Kelley
Chairman
We have no plans for hiring additional staff for 1975
Paul W. Peterson
Chrmn. Dept. of For. Lang.
October )7, 1974
, PENNSYLVANIA SU
DETROIT
H I 48 2 2 1
We anticiuete no vacancies in cur denartrent
for the f:rthccminC academic year U n solicited
letters c nprlicaticn can not be answered.
nlcyd W. Venberg -Chairman, Department of languages and
Linvuistics, University of Detroit
October 11, 1 974
PA 16501
GANNON C
ERIE
LINGUISTICS C FOREIGN LANGUAGE
U OF DETROIT
LINGUISTICS g LANGUAGES
UNIVERSITY PARK PA 16802
LINGUISTICS
MICHIGAN SU
E AST LANSIN G
HI 4 8 8 2 3
LING 6 ORIENTAL 8 AFRICAN LANGS
We anticipate nc open positions for 1975-1976.
We will read
applications and keep them. on file, but will nct be able to
answer them individually.
James P. Wang
Chairman
O ctober 15 , 1 9 7 4
WESTERN MICHIGAN U
LINGUISTICS
KALAMAZOO
H I 49 0 0 1
October 14, 1974. We foresee no vacancies in full-time
positions for 1975-76. Robert A. Jalmstierf Clue •
Department of Linguistics.
We anticipate no vacancies for 19'i5-1976,
Simon Belasco, Chairman.
Io/15/74
U OF FLORIDA
162 GRINTER H L
G A I N E SV I L LE
LINGUISTICS
F L 32 6 1 1
Full time teaching anu administrative position for a Director of the
Program in Linguistics. Requirecl: Ph.D. snd several years of experience in teaching and research in linguistics and. administrative ability. Rank: Associate Professor or Professor. Starting September, 1975.
Submit resume with references to: Jean Casagrancle, Chairman, Search
anci Screen Committee before December 15, 1974.
October 15, 1974
U OF SOUTH FLORIDA
LINGUISTICS
TAHPA
FL 33620
No vacancies. R.W. Cole, Chairman, Department of Linguistics•
October 15, 1974.
FLORIDA ATLANTIC U
LANGUAGES 6 LINGUISTICS
BQCa RaTON
IOWA CITY
IA 52 240
U OF I O WA
»s t . Prof., 9/75. S p ecialization
LINGUISTICS
neccctiable; prefer thor. grounding in oen. phon. theory witl
res. & teach. int. in socicling., dialectol., and applic. oi
).inca. t o e d u c a t i o n . 811, 00 0 m i n . App . deac l l i n e 1/ 1 5/ 7 5 . Doc urents req.c a) copies of publ. 4 diss. or part thereof (api
not expected tc cor|plete diss. by 6/75 ineligible); b) curriculum vitae; c) 3 ltrs of recommendation. Send to Robert
ciowren, Ch., Dept. of Ling., Iowa City, Ia. 52242. THE UNI
VERSITY Or IOWA iS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. 10/24/74
U OF MINNESOTA
LINGUISTI CS
October 14, 1974. We anticipate no vacancies for 1974-75.
please do not write. Dr. Ernest L. Weiser, Chairman,
and Linguistics.
Language
s
We anticipate no vacancies fo r 1 9 7 5 -7 6. Sh o u ld a n
opening develop , it will be announced here and through
letters to heads of linguistics departments. Inquiries
received wi.ll be kept on file.
Bruce T D o wnin g C h a i r man
CHICAGO
I L 606 3 7
We do not anticipate any openings in the Department
of Linguistics at the University of Chicago in the
academic yea r 1 9 7 5 - 1 976v
Howard I
Chairman
OHIO SU
COLUMBUS
OH 43210
' INGUISTICS
We anticipate no openings for the 1975-76
a cademic y e a r .
Michael L. c:eis
Chairman
O ctober 1 1 , 1 9 7 4
i U OF D A YTON
DAYTON
OH 45469
I LANGUAGES
Probable full-tine position beginning Fall 1975 —recent PhD
in Spanish with pcst-degcee teaching experience. Candidate will
be expected tc teach advanced language communication skills P
modern lit. Ability tc teach and tc set up cource of instruction
of others in teaching En lish as accord lan uc e is highly desirable.
Wualified candidates should send credentials 8 experience vita tc
Dr. Gordon Neufang, Chmn. Dept. of languages. Interviews can be
arranged at iCLA26-28 Dec.
M N 5 5455
N ovember 1, 1 9 74
U OF CHICAGO
LINGUISTI CS
FL 33432
HINNEAPOL IS
Aronson
S OUTHERN IL L I N O I S 0
CARSONDALE
IL 62901
LINGUISTICS
P os s i b l e o p e n ing i n p r o g r a m th at o f f e r s t h e
M.A. in EFL. Must hold PH.D., be a specialist in TEFL theory and
methodology, contrastive linguistics, e sp. e r r o r a n a l y s i s ,
and th e
teaching of EFL composition. Position includes possible half-time
Academic Di:rectorship of Intensive Center for Engl.
as a Second Laang.
to coordinate EFL program with CESL. Begin August 16, 1975. An equal
Opportunity Employer. Send complete curriculum vitae, letters of
recommendation to: Patricia Carrell, Chairperson
U OF MISSOURI
COLUHBIA
HO 65201
LINGUISTICS
D . M.
Lance
C hmn, Li n g .
1 1-4- 7 4
Prog.
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KS 6604 5
LINGUISTIC S
EQ U AL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
Here we go again, One possible opening for a specialist.
in American Indian Languages, Also, one probable temporary
(replacement) opening for recent Ph,D, to teach basic
graduate/undergraduate courses, Specialty open, but
interested in someone with'background in computati.onal
linguisticsr Please include complete CV with ltrs ef
inquiry, David A, Dinneenr Chairmans 2 Nov 74
LAWRENCE
U OF KANSAS
MANHATTAN
, KANSAS SU
I LINGUISTICS
KS 66506
At this time we have no hiring plans for
next year within the Interdepartmental
Program.
James L. Ar magost
October, 197II
Asst Pr o f e s sor
U OF TE XAS AT A U STIN
AUSTIN
TX 78712
LINGUISTICS
No regular openings are anticipated. A visi t i n g appointment
in Applied Linguistics at the Associate Professor or Professor
level i s b e i ng considered, but I s c o nt i ngent on pending leaves.
Robert T. Harms, Chairman
November I, 1 9 74
UT 84602
BRIGHAM YOUNG U
LINGUISTICS
S oren F. C o x
Dept. Chairman, Linguistics
CALIFORNIA SC
DOMINGUEZ HILLS DOMINGUEZ HILLS
CA 90747
L INGUI ST ICE
We do not foresee any openings in 1975-1976.
Carolin e Duncan
Chairman of Linguistics
SAN DIEGO
LA JOLLA
U OF CALIFORNIA
CA 92037
L INGUISTI CS
A ssi st an t P r o f e s so r o p e n in g i n D e pt . o f L i n g u i s t i c s s t a r t i n g F a l l
1 975, sa l a r y 8 1 2 , 800- 813, 400. B a c k g r o un d i n t h e o r e t i c a l l i n g u i s t i c s
required and competence in one or more of the following areas:
1 . diac h r o ni c s y n t a x ; Z . l a n g u age un i v e r s a l s ; 3 . s ocioli n g u i s t i c s ;
4 . non- I ndo E u r o p ean l a nguages; 5. p s y c h o l i n gui s t i c s ; 6 . n eurol i n guistics . T h e U n i v e r s i t y o f C a l i f o r n i a , S a n D i e go , i s a n e q u al
opportunity / affi r m a t i v e a c t i o n e m p l o y er . E d w a r d S , K l i m a , C h m .
RIVERSIDE
U OF CALIFORNIA
i. INGU I ST ICS
CA 92502
We anticipate no openings for 1975-76.
Steven B. Smith
Chairman
CA 94720
BERKELEY
U OF CALIFORNIA
LINGUISTICS
no hiring plans for 1975-6
Oct. 18 , 1 9 74
It is possible that we will have 1 opening beginning Sept.
1975. This would be a position for a person with an MA in
Teaching English as a Second Language. Salary would be dependent
upon qualifications.
U OF NEW MEXICO
ALBUQUERQUE NM87131
LINGUISTICS
The Department of Linguistics will probably have avacancy for a
linguistics posit ion i n t h e $11,000 to $12,000 range for academic
year 1975-76. Applicants should write to:Chairperson of Search Cosm.
Department of Linguistics
University of NewMexico
Albuquerque, New I5exico
The University of New Mexico is an affirmative actson
equal opportunityemployer.
I U OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES
I LINGUISTICS
CA 90007
We do uot
plan
an t to make any appointments for the acadesuc
year 1975-76. Wayne Harsh, Chairman Linguistics Committee
O ct. 14 ,
1974
1890 EAST WEST HONOLULU
HI 96822
U OF HAWAI I
LINGUISTICS
We are seeking a Junior-Level person in sociolinguistics or
psycholinguistics.
N o opening s
f o r e seen.
USC IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER WITH AN AFFIRMATIVE
ACTION PROGRAM.
EDWARD FINEGAN, CHAIRMAN 10/31/74
OCCIDENTAL C
LANGUAGES 8 LINGUISTICS
LOS ANGELES
CA 90041
No positions oprn at this time. Opening during 1974-75 very unli.kely.
Should an opening for 1975-76 develop, we shall announce it here.
Until then please do not write.
B yron W .
B e n der , C h a i r m a n
10/29/74
U OF A L ASKA
FAIRBANKS
LINGUISTICS 8 FOREIGN LANGUAGES
AK 9970 1
No vacancies anticipated for 1975-76. Any unexnected
openings will he listed with the IILA.
d'+rL ~i.
Erich A. F rey r
Chm, Languages IkLinguistics
CA 95616
DAVIS
OF CALIFORNIA
LINGUISTICS
Octoher 16, 1974
Bruce R. Gordon, Ilead
Denartment o+ Linguistics
and Foreign I.anguages
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON LINGUISTICS,
SEE THE FULLING:
INTER AMERICAN U
U MASS
BOSTON U
RHODE ISLAND C
U VERMONT
CONN 0
FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON
RUTGERS 0
RUTGERS U
NYU
CITY C
PACE 0
MARITIME C
SYRACUSE U
SUC-NY
FRANKLIN 6 MARSHAL
TEMPLE 0
C OF CHARLESION
OGELTHORPE 0
MERCER 0
AUGUSTA C
San German PR
Boston MA
Boston MA
Providence RI
B urli n g t o n VT
New London CT
R utherf or d NJ
Newark NJ
New Brunswick NJ
New York NY
New York NY
New York NY
Bronx NY
Syracuse NY
Fredonia NY
L ancaster PA
P hiladel P A
Charleston SC
A tlant a GA
Atlanta GA
Augusta GA
00753
02125
02215
02908
05401
06320
07070
07102
08903
10003
10031
10038
10465
13210
14063
17604
19122
29401
30319
30341
30904
U HOUSTON
PAN AM 0
U UTAH
NEW MEXICO SU
0 SAN FRANCISCO
U OF PACIFIC
WASH SU
ALABAMA A 4 M C
CLEVELAND SU
U CINCINNATI
INDIANA SU
0 MICH
U MICH
CLARKE C
U WIBC
U MINNESOTA
NORTHERN ILL U
U ILL
CENTRAL MISSOURI SC
U NEBRASKA
Houston TX
Edinburg TX
Salt Lake City UT
Univ Park NM
S an Franci s CA
Stockton CA
Pullman WA
Normal AL
Cleveland OH
Cincinnati OH
Evansville IN
Ann Arbor MI
Flin t
MI
Dubuque IA
Madison WI
Minneapolis MN
D e Kalb I L
Urbane IL
Warrensburg MO
Lincoln NE
77004
78539
84112 .
88003
94117
95204
99163
35762
44115
45221
47712
48104
48503
52001
53706
55455
60115
61801
64093
68508
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Additional Entries
BOSTON C
ENGLISH
MA 02167
CHESTNUT HILL
E 54
P aul C. Doher ty , C h a i r p e r s o n
The BC English Dept.'may be able to hire one or more persons for
1975-76 at the Instr.'/Asst. Prof. level. Our primary needs are in
Medieval Literature and in Black Literature, but we welcome inquiries
from all candidates, regardless of field. Boston College is an equal
opportunity employer. (This is a repeat of our Oct. listing. The over
500 candidates who have already applied will be hearing from us soon)
C ENTRAL CONNECTICUT S C
I ENGLISH
NEW B R I T A I N
CT 06050
E
128
Irrstmctor Srrir: senesi,.r, lo?5 only. To
teach : r e s 'us(an 'orsposition aridintro to Lit.
AB!! With at least, one year cells e teaching.
'quoi Cpuortuu' ty Sr(ployer.
U OF ROCHESTER
ENGLISH
ROCHESTER
CHATHAM C
PITTSBURGH
PA 15232
ENGLISH
E 31 7
We thank all those
No further opening at this time.
who responded to the October listing, a nr! ar e i n pr oc e s s
of interviewing. S h o uld another openin( d e v e l o p , we
w il. l a n n o u n c e i t h e r e . Until then please do not write.
F rances E l d r e d g e ,
Prof. James W. Bailey, Chairperson
rsMERCY C
555 BROADWA Y
GOBI (S FERRY
NY 10 52 2
E 217
NY 14627
E 304
We are now authorized to hire one assistant professor to begin in the
fall of 1975 who has specie!. co~petence in Restoration and eighteenthcentury literature. We hope to be authorized later to hire two others,
one with special competence in nineteenth-century British literature
and one with special competence in Renaissance and Medieval literature.
Please write only about the authorized position at this time. The
University of Rochester is an Affirmative Action Equal Opportunity
employer.
Rowland L. Collins, Chairman
E h s i r man Eng.
N ov., 1 9 7 4
WILKES-BARRE
WILKES 0
ENGLISH
PA 1 8 70 3
E
377
4 November 1 974 N o v a cancies anticipated for 1 975- 76.
r.r ,Domeniuk Anr'ielle
Cud'"an"
,5epx.' o' .
znrlish 8 Humarities
II/7/74
Thomas Ka s ka, Chairman
D epartm ent o f E n g l i s h
yo openinp available.
SUC OF NEW YCRK
I ENGLISH
OSWEGO
N Y 1312 6
E
272
CHAIRPERSON FOR 27 MEMBER ENGLISH DEPARTMENT. OPENING FOR FALL 1975
SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS. REQUIREMENTS INCLUDE EARNED PH.D.
IN APPROPRIATE ACADEMIC AREA, EVIDENCE OF DISTINGUISHED TEACHING,
SCHOLARSHIP RECORD, AND EFFECTIVE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE AND
LEADERSHIP. RANK AND SALARY COPUIENSURATE WITH EXPERIENCE. FOR FULLER
DESCRIPTION OF POSITION, DIRECT INQUIRIES TO DR. RICHARD SOTER, DEAN
OF ARTS AND SCIENCE. SONY-OSWEGO IS EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE
A CTTON EMPLOYER,
Nuv g u r rup 6 , 1 9 ? 4
COLGATE U
ENGLISH
HAMILTON
NY 13346
E 279
RAONOR
CABRINI COLLEGE
ENGLISH
PA 19087
E
389
While we continue to be interested in candidated with
training and/or professional experience in theater and
communications, I regret that it 'does not seem likely
that we will be able to make any full —time appointments
for the 1975-76 academic year.
Frank Saul. Chmn., English
U OF DELAWARE
ENGLISH
DE 19711
NEWARK
E
4 15
Our Search Committee is in the process of
reviewing responses to our October listing
of available positions. Every applicant
will receive a reply as soon as possible.
Possible opening for Americanist, with secondary interest in AfroAmerican li.terature desirable.
Unfortunately, we cannot, this year, acknowledge applications that
present other qualifications.
Robert L . B la c k more
Chairperson
Charles H . B o h n er , C h a i r man
WASHINGTON
DC 20001
STATE UNIVERSITY OP NEW YORK Ai BUFPALO
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
ENGLISH
Position: Assistant Vice President for Affirmative Action and
Human Resource Development. This new position has been created,
charged to insure that the principles of Affirmative Action are
actively practiced in all aspects of recruitment, selection, employment and promotion procedures and to further the development of a
Professional Career Development Program to aid employees in realizing their full personal career growth potential.
Expect to hire at least four people, three above rank of assistant
prof. (1) Afro-American literature, African, Caribbean literature;
(2) Contemporary American literature; (3) Generalist, with specialty
or interest in drama; (4) Advanced writing. We are an equal opportunity employer.
Charles Nilon, Chairman
1 1 Nov. 1 9 74
Interviews at MLA in December.
1
Affirmative Action and Human Resource Development Programs. Will devise and institute campus-wide programs, policies and procedures to
be incorporated into recruitment, selection and promotion practices.
Will devise counseling and training programs to provide self-development, promotional preparation and Job enrichment experiences. Will
direct an existing staff responsible for specific functions in the
area of Equal Employment Opportunity and Paculty and Professional
Staff recruitment and promotion.
didate will reflect several years of management responsibility for
Affirmative Action and Human Resource Development Programs. Knowledge of applicable Federal laws and regulati.ons required along with
counseling, motivation development and skills inventory experience.
S T MARYS 0 OF M A RYLAN D
HUMANITIES
ST MAR Y S C I T Y
MD 206 8 6
We do not anticipate any vacancies in English,
French or Spani.sh as of this date.
N ovember 6,
1974
DAVIDSON C
Glen 0. Martin, Chairman
DAVIDSON
NC 28036
ENGLISH
E
539
E
63 1
No vacancy for lo?5-76! 1st .rs can only be filed.
~Baler : Negotiable mid-twenties.
Earliest A ointment Dater January 1, 1975
A lication Deadline: December 1, 1974
Interested ersons ma contact: Hilda Korner, Director, President's
Committee on the Recruitment and Promotion of Women, SUNY at Buffalo,
192 Hayes Hall, Buffalo, N. Y. 14214.
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER
Jumps S .. m r c . l r .
Chairm r, of English
6 !'.ov.,mber 1974
U OF FLOR [OA
ENGLISH
GAINESVILLE
F L 326 1 1
We hope to appoint five new assistant professors. P refer r e d
fields: rhetoric, English language, children's literature,
film studies (including technical aspects). Applications welcome from candidates in all areas. Ph.D. r equir ed .
Richard H. Green, Chairman
N ovember 7, 1 9 74
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IN BI R MINGHAM
AL 35294
E 659
Possible openings for 2 ABD's, 2-yr. appointments, to teach freshman
& sophomore English. Preference given to applicants with success or
promise in teaching. Interested in creative ideas on curriculum &
inter-disciplinary studies. Field of speciality not important.
Regrettably, limited secretarial staff permits replies to selected
letters only. Univ. of Ala. in Birmingham is an Equal Opportunity
Affirmative Action employer. Joe Ross, Acting Chairman, English
Nov. 7, 1 9 74
Department
i U OF A L A BAMA
t ENGLISH
i TROY SU
I ENGLISH
MONTGOMERY
MAXWELL AFB
AL 36 11 2
E 673
I anticipate no vacancies for 1974-75. I we l c o me
inquiries, however, and will try to acknowledge all
of t hem.
A. Wayne DeLcach,
ST FRANC I S C
I ENGLISH
FORT WAYNE
C h a i r m an
I N 46 8 0 8
E
NORTHERN MICHIGAN U
MARQUETTE
M I 49 8 5 5
ENGL I SH
E 906
Three deoartment members will r eturn from Pulbright or sabbatical
leave next fall , s o t h ere is l i t t l e chance of a vacancy. S h o uld e
o osition become available, we w il l a d vertise it i n the Li s t s .
Meanwhile, e reduced budget does not allow us to reoly to
unsolicited aoolications.
Daryl R. Davis , H e ad
1 November 1974
M I 49 9 3 1
MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL U HOUGHTON
HUMANITIES
E
907
Instructor orAsst.Prof. with PhD or ABD in English or Communications,
pret'.with teaching experience and/or employment in TV industry.
Duties: Basis offour courses in each of 3 quarters; of these 6 wi11 be
in freshman Englishand 2 or 3 in TY Production. For the remainder,
ability i n a t l e ast two other areas essential: English and American
Literature orHistory of SC1ence and Ideas, both to senior level;
and French,German, or Spanish at first year leve1.
845
ST MARYS C
ENGLISH
815
ST CLOUD SC
ENGLISH
No foreseeable ophnings for 1975-76. Please
do not w r i t e .
WINONA
MN 55987
989
Possible opening in journalisms writings and literature
beg1 Augusts 1975, Experience in journalism requinkd
M F,A or Ph,D preferred, I will interview some
candidates at the Christmas M.L.A. meeting.
James M. Pictor
Chairman/English
II/ 4/ 74
W ITTENBERG U
I ENGLISH
SPRINGFIELD
OH 45501
E
ST CLOUD
MN 56301
E
998
We anticipate one vacancy (or a "generalist" in English
literature. We shall not know our exact situation until
late December. Wittenberg is an equal-opportunity
employer
Richard P. Veler, Chairman
November 7, 1974
INDIANA UNIVERSITY
FOLKLORE INSTITUTE
BI,OOMING10N
IN 4 7 401
E
enin s for Folklorists — The Folklore Institute of IU will add two
assistant professors of folklore to its faculty in 1975-76. They
should be qualified to teach large undergraduate introductory courses
and should possess a specialty preferably' in one of the following
areas: Asian folklore, folklore and culture, Nbrth American Indian
folklore, Western folk music, history of folklore studies. Completiox'
af the doctorate in folklore by June 1975 is requisite. Appttcancs
should send their curriculum vitae and supporting documents ta Prof.
Richard M. Dorson, Director of the Polklore Institute, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana 47401. Indiana University is an
Affirmative Action Employer.
INDIANA U
I ENGLISH
AT BLOOMINGTON
B L O O M INGTON
IN 4 7 4 0 1
October 15, 1974. We plan to hire several new faculty for 1975.
Priority will be given to candidates with teaching and reseazch
competence in interdisciplinary studies and ethnic studies. Priority
will also be given ta experienced creative writers who, in addition
to teaching, are interested 19 participating in an M.A. program and
in directing an annual Writer s Conference.
Kenneth R. R. Gros Louis, Chairman.
C~
MICHI GAN UNIVERSITY
SCH OF ARTS & SCIENCES
M T. PLEASANT
MI 4 88 5 9
E
CMU is seeking a Dean for the School of Arts and Sciences. Duties
commence July 1, 1975. Minimal requirements include: an earned Ph.D.
in a discipline taught within the School, scholarly productivity,
recent teaching experience at the university level and two years of
academic administrative experience.
The University enrollment stands at approximately 14,000 students.
The School of Arts and Sciences is the largest of the five schools
within the University. While eleven of the School's fourteen departments offer graduate degrees at the Masters level, the major thrust
is undergraduate teaching. More than half of the 600 University
faculty positions are in the School of Arts and Sciences. The School
includes the departments of Biology, Chemistry, Economics, English>
Foreign Languages, Geography, Geology, History, Mathematics, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Sociology and Anthropology, and
Speech and Dramatic Arts. Qualified persons should write immediately for application pzoceduzes to: William T. Bulger, Chairperson,
The Dean Search Committee, Box 117, CMU, Mt. Pleasant, Mi. 48859.
Central Michigan Univ. is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action
employer.
James Gottshall
Chairman
10/5/74
K S 6662 1
WASHBURN U OF TOPEK A
TOPEKA
ENGIsxtuation
I cH
still uncertain. Perhaps one opening for ABD or rn.u.
in linguistics, language skills, composition and general lit.
Possible opening in I'heater Art.sfor someone with experience
in college theater or technical direction. Possible opening
for Instructors with an inter'estin composition and freshman
and soph courses. Zqual Opportunity/Affirmative Action
R obert D. St e i n
Nov. 4, 1974
Chmn., ~v gli s h and
O KLAHOMA CITY
OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY
HUMANITIES
Theater
OK
731 0 6
E
Nominations and applications are invited for the position of Assoc.
Dean for Humanities in the College of Arts and Sciences at Oklahoma
City University, a United Methodist related institution of approximately 3000 students. The position involves one half time in administration and one half time teaching. Major administrative responsibilities include coordination and leadezship of Humanities Division
programs. Selection criteria include a Ph.D. in one of the humanities subject areas, demonstrable teaching effectiveness, experience
with or openness to innovative and interdisciplinary education, and
evidence of administrative ability. ~galar co m petitive, commensurate with qualifications. Letters of interest should be directed
to: Dr. John W. White, Jr., Dean, College of Arts and Sciences.
i BAYLOR U
i ENGLISH
WACO
TX 7 6 7 0 3
E 1260
1 Lecturer on. year-to-year appointment for
teaching freshman composition
$9000
1 Assistant Professor for freshman and
sophomore work
$10,500 plus excellent benefits
Robert G. Collmer, Chairman
11/7/74
U OF HOUSTON
ENGLISH
VICTORIA CENTER VI CTDRI'A
TX 7790 1
F 1886
Generalist with strong background in 17th and 18th century English
literature able to teach period and major figure cauzes on upper
undergraduate and graduate level in a developing institution. We
welcome inquiries from established scholars as well as recent Ph.D's.
Previous assistant pzofessozship is now open for rank and salary.
In time we will answer all letters from the recent flood. Sam Johnson
TX 78666
SOUTHWEST TEXAS SU
E 1289
ENGLISH
As a result of our announcement in the October MLA Job Information
L ist , o u r SCMLA inte r v i ews hel d 1 1- 1- 74, an d l e t t e r s o f i n q u i r y
now being screened for scheduling interviews at MLA, w e .shall l i k e l y
complete hiring for the two announced instructor positions for 19751976. We shall be unable to answer letters received after December i.
Pre-arranged interviews ~onl at MLA.
Martha L.
B r unson, b e h r man
PAGE 54
KALAMAZOO
KALAMAZOO C
I ENGLISH
M I 49001
F 1352
There are over 1,000 Peace Corps Volunteers teaching and working in
13 of the French speaking African countries. 1,000 more are needed
to teach and to help with the development of these .countries.
11/7/74
W alter W. Wari n g ,
Chairman,
French-speaking teachers who can teach math, s cience, TESL, b u s i n e s s
administration, home economics, vocational ed, health and agriculture, a r e n e e ded.
M I 4993 1
I MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL U HOUGHTON
I HUMANITIES
F 1375
i Instructor o r A s s t . Pr of . w i t h PhD or A B D i n E n g l ish or C o m m u ni ca t ions, p r ef . w i t h t e a ching experience and/or e m p l oyment in T V i n dustry. Duties: basis offour courses in each of 3 quarters; of these
6 will be i n f r e s hman English and 2 or 3 i n T V P r o d uction. F o r t h e
remainder, a b i l i t y i n at l e ast two other a r eas essential: English and
American li t e r a t ur e or H i s t or y of Science and Ideas, both to senior
l evel; and Fr e nch, G e r m an, o r Spanish at f i r s t y ear l e v e l .
SD 57078
YANKTON
t YANKTON C
E 1010
I ENGLISH
No o. enina •
Please ..'o not
t
FRENCH SPEAKING TEACHERS 'NEEDED TO TEACH OVERSEAS WITH THE
PEACE CORPS
rite.
Single teachers are most in demand, although married couples (not
accompanied by children) where both are teachers, teachers near retirement (no upper age limit) are welcome.
The Peace Corps is a volunteer organization, but the volunteer receives living expenses, plus travel, medical care, life insurance
at a very low rate, and $75 per month which is saved until termination.
If you speak French fluently, if you like people and to travel; and '
if you would like to share your knowledge and capabilitiesz you
might be interested in becoming a Peace Corps Volunteer in a Frenchspeaking African country. For information write: Beth Hitchcock,
ACTION/Peace Corps, McCormack Building, Rm. 1405, Boston, Ma. 02109.
!'oz, an ..avis
English peoartccnt
IL
DE KALB
NORTHERN ILLINOIS 0
ENGLISH
6 0 1 15
The Chairman invites applications for assistant professorship. Area:
English Lin uistics and Thai. Experience required. Publication
desirable. Salary negotiable. Additional needs of Department not yet
known. Check next Job Information List for further information.
William R. Seat III, Acting Chairman, English, 22 October 1974.
0 OF ALABAMA
ENGLISH
AL 35486
UNIVERSITY
UA is an equal opportunity employer. 11/12/74. We will consider applications for the following possible opening: Asst. Prof. to teach
fiction writing, primarily, to advanced undergraduates and graduate
students in the M.F.A. in Creative Writing Program; some freshmansophomore level teaching; M.F.A. or Ph.D. by Summer '75 is required;
the opening, if approved, will be given to someone with marked potential as teacher and published writer. Donald Kay, Chairperson
OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY
HUMANITIES
OKLAHOMA C ITY
OK 73106
F
Nominations and applications are invited for the position of Assoc.
Dean for Humanities in the College of Arts and Sciences at Oklahoma
City University, a United Methodist related institution of approximately 3000 students. The position involves one half time in administration and one half time teaching. Major administrative responsibilities include coordination and leadership of Humanities Division
programs. Selection criteria include a Ph.D. in one of the humanities subject areas, demonstrable teaching effectiveness, experience
with or openness to innovative and interdisciplinary education, and
evidence of administrative ability. ~salar competitive, commensurate
with qualifications. Letters of interest should be directed to:
Dr. John W. White, Jr., Dean, College of Arts and Sciences.
CENTER FOR UNDERSTANDING MEDIA, INC.
75 Horati o S t .
N ew York N Y 1 0 0 1 4
Film Pro ect — American Literature
Inviting applicants for project concerning the
translation of short American fiction into films
for television. Recent Ph.D. in American Literature
with strong interest in film. Some teaching and administrative experience preferred. To work with
literary advisory committee and to coordinate hfstorical and literary research. Position begins on
or about. April 1, 1975 depending on grant approval.
Send resumes of studies and experi.ence to: Robert
Geller, Anthology: American Short Story on Film,
Center for Understanding Media, 75 Horatio St.,
w York, N . Y . 1 0 0 14.
PO BOX EK
U OF GUAM
MODERN LANGUAGES 4 LITERATURE
AGANA
GU 96910
E
Positions for Japanese Language Instructor and Mass Communication
Assistant Professor.
O ctober 22 , 1 9 74
Joseph Lawton, Chai r p e r s on
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
GERMAN
FOREST GROVE
OR 97116
A language specialist to teach a two-year German program, e~x osi -
Ph.D. preferred. Salary $9500-10,000. Teaching experience in expository writing and German. Equal opportunity/Affirmative Action
employer.
Lowell Ellis, Chairperson
EL PASO COMMUNITY COLLEGE
SPEECH
Application deadline: 1 December 1974.
EL PASO
TX 79904
E
Master's degree required. Emphasis in public speaking and teaching
fundamentals of speech. Preference will be given to applicants with
previous teaching experience and/or advanced work beyond the required degree. Some knowledge of Spanish and the ability to relate to
minority students is highly desirable. PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT, El Paso
Comm. Coll., 6601 Dyer, El Paso, Tx. 79904. An Equal Opportunity Emp.
i BRANDEIS U
I ENGLISH 6 A MER L I T
WALTHAM
MA 02154
F
97
We still hope (and now expect) to make two appointments:
one in 20th-century American literature and criticism and
one in British Romanticism. At least one of them will be
a senior appointment. In any case, only those with Ph.D.
in hand n eed apply .
Brandeis University is an equal
opportunity/affirmative action employer.
John H. Smith, Chairman
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FACULTY EXCHANGE AT NEMLA
An informal faculty exchange will be offered at the Annual Conference of the Northeast
MLA, 2-4 April 1975, at the Mount Royal Hotel, Montreal, Quebec. C hairpe r s on s h a v i n g
open full or part-time positions and willing to talk with applicants at the Conference
are invited to send descriptions of such positions to Dr. Madelyn Gutwirth, Department
of French, West Chester State College, West Chester, Pennsylvania in the areas of
foreign language; positions open in English should be sent to Dr. Cortland P. Auser,
English Department, Bronx Community College, West 180th Street and University Avenue,
Bronx, New York, 10453. Applicants for positions may register by sending a one-page
resume to either Dr. Gxtworth or to Dr. Auser.
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MLA Annual Convention (cont.)
to an MLA staff member in the Center; they will be retyped and added to the list of
late vacancies on the boards. All such notices will also appear in the February Job
Information List so that candidates who do not attend the Convention will have an
opportunity to apply.
(5) Messa e Centers. Open from 3:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. on the 26th, from 9:00
a.m. until 8:00 p.m. on the 27th and 28th, and until noon on the 29th, the Message
Centers will help candidates and chairmen who have corresponded before the Convention
establish specific interview times and places. The Message Centers will not be useful
to those who leave messages at random for persons who may not even be in attendance at
the Convention. Such messages are not picked up and serve only to defeat the purpose
o f th e Center s .
WHILE EVERY EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO ASSIST CANDIDATES AND 'CHAIRMEN IN THE JOB INFORMATION
CENTERS, IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT MLA DOES NOT HAVE THE FACILITIES FOR INTRODUCING
CANDIDATES AND CHAIRMEN WHO HAVE NOT CORRESPONDED PRIOR TO THE CONVENTION.
MEETINGS OF INTEREST AT THE MLA CONVENTION
"What Can Departments Do About the
J ob Cr i s i s ? "
2 7 December, 8 : 3 0 - 9 : 4 5 a . m . , L e
Petit Trianon, Hilton.
Chairman: Neal Woodruff
Sponsored by ADE/ADFL/MLA Advisory
Committee on the Job Market
"Interrelationships among Teaching,
Publishing, and the Job Market"
( Seminar 1 2 0 )
2 8 December, 1 0 : 3 0 - 1 1 : 4 5 a . m . ,
Madison B, Hilton.
D iscussio n L e a d er : A l a n S a n d y
" The Job Sear ch "
2 7 December, 3 : 3 0 - 5 : 0 0 p . m . ,
Regency Foyer, Hotel Americana.
Colloquium for jobseekers on preparation of a dossier, interview techniques,
evaluation of personal potential.
"The Part-Time Employment Situation"
2 8 December, 1 : 0 0 - 3 : 0 0 p . m . ,
Georgian B, Americana.
D iscussio n s e s s i o n o n ( 1 ) T h e P r o file of the Adjunct and (2) Possible
Solutions to the Part-time Employment Situation. Discussion leaders:
Alana Collos and Lawrence Berlow.
"Non-Academic Career Opportunities"
27 December, 5:30-7:00 p.m., Georgian
Ballroom B, Hotel Americana.
P anel d i s c u s s i o n .
Commiteee on the Job Market
"Where Else Can We Find Jobs?"
2 7 December, 7 : 0 0 - 8 : 1 5 p . m .
Workshop presented by University of
Connecti cu t A d v a nced Degree Car eer
Group.
S ponsored b y t h e R a d i c a l C a u c u s .
"Collective Bargaining and the Job
C ris i s "
2 9 December, 1 0 : 3 0 - 1 1 : 4 5 a . m . ,
Georgian A, Americana.
Panel discussion. Moderator:
Marilyn L. Williamson.
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