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UNIVERSITY VACANCIES LINCOLN COLLEGE (University College of Agriculture) LECTURER IN CHEMISTRY Applications are invited fo the above position at Lincoh College. Applicants should hold a de gree In Pure Science with ; major in Chemistry or Bio chemistry. Preference may bi given to an applicant with pre vious experience either in somi aspect of agricultural Chetnis try or in teaching. Depending on research inter ests the successful applicant would be attached to either thi Department of Soil Science or the Department of Biochemistry Commencing salary will be according to qualifications and experience, the present scale being as follows: Lecturer: 131*0-14800 per annum. This scale is at present under review and a new scale will operate from April I. 1970 Travel allowance of 3100 per annum <tax free* Is payable to staff resident more than eight miles from College. Government superannuation available. Conditions of appointment available from the undersigned, with whom applications close on March 6. 1970. H. G. HUNT. Registrar. Lincoln College, Canterbury. 4380 THE UNIVERSITY OF { TASMANIA LECTURER IN AGRICULTURAL ENTOMOLOGY Applications are invited for ( the position of Lecturer in i Agricultural Entomology in the faculty of agricultural science The position will be availablel from July 1. 1970. and the appointee will be expected toi take up his duties as soon as possible thereafter The commencing salary will be within, the scale for lecturers grade 11 1 ($5400-66219’ or grade I ($6480-! 973M>. according to qualifica-i tions and experience. Applicants should possess a degree in agricultural science or in science, with xoology. including entomology, as a major subject. Postgraduate research experience in entomology is essential. Candidates should in the first, instance write to the undersigned for detailed information and application forms. Applies- < tions close on March 16. 1970 K R SKINNER. Acting Registrar. The University of Tasmania,. G P.O Box 252 C. Hobart. Tasmania 7901. M2 ■ THE UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA l LECTURESHIPS IN CIVIL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Applications are invited for two new lectureships in the faculty of engineering, one in civil and the other in electrical ■ engineering. The commencing saiarv for each position wiil be within the scale for lecturers grade II * 83400-96210» or grade I ($6480- ! 97300». according to qualifications and experience Applicants should hold a Ph D i degree or an equivalent quali- . fication and have active research interests in their field. No particular area of interest will be given preference in making the appointment but 1 the applicants should state i their areas of interest. i Interested candidates should} in the first instance write ton the undersigned for further in- h formation and application:; forms. Applications close on March 30. 1970. I. K. R SKINNER. Acting Registrar. I The University of Tasmania, G P.O Box 252 C. Hobart. Tasmania 7001. 46611

THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND Applications are invited for the undermentioned positions: LECTURER IN PSYCHOLOGY Applicants should be qualified to conduct the introductory course in general psychology and to offer courses at the higher under-graduate and graduate levels preferably in one or more of the fields of perception, learning, cognitive processes, motivation and personality." Duties will include preparation and supervision of Laboratory courses for both Arts and Science students, the organisation of seminars, arrangement of tutorials, the supervision of post-graduate students and departmental liaison with the University’s Department of External Studies. (March 31, 1970.) LECTURER/SENIOR LECTURER IN ECONOMIC HISTORY Preference will be given to applicants with a teaching interest in at least two and a research interest in at least one of the following areas of economic history: North America, Australia, any country or countries in S.E. Asia, Asia, or Europe, economics of development, sociological theories of social change, the application of mathematical techniques to economic history. Both positions are available on either a shortterm (3 years) or permanent basis. In the case of a short-term appointment. a contribution of up to $BOO will be paid towards the Appointees’ return expenses after 3 years’ service and a pro rata amount after 2 years’ service. (March 31, 1970.) DEMONSTRATOR IN PHYSIOLOGY Applications are invited from Graduates in Science, Agricultural Science, Veterinary Science, Rural Science or related disciplines for the position of Demonstrator in Physiology. The Department teaches in the faculties of Science and Rural Science in the second, third and fourth years of the Undergraduate, courses. The practical work includes experiments in general Physiology, Systematic Mammalian Physiology and environmental Physiology with special reference to domestic and other animals. The Undergraduate student enrolment in the Department is approximately 160. The successful applicant will be encouraged to study for a higher degree, the Research Projects within the Department include Haematology, Physiological Chemistry, Environmental Physiology, Reproduction and Endocrinology. Physiological Surgery and Ruminant Digestion. Some of the Department will be accommodated in its new premises by the middle of 1970. (March 6, 1970.) TEMPORARY OR PART-TIME DEMONSTRATOR IN BIOCHEMISTRY AND NUTRITION The successful applicant will be expected to demonstrate Biochemistry to Second Year Students and Nutrition to Third Year Students in Rural Science. Part-time demonstrating to a total of 20 hours per week during term time is involved at an hourly rate of from SA 1.40 to 5A5.60 per hour, depending on qualifications and experience. Alternatively, an 8 months temporary appointment will be considered within the range 5A3375-5A4275 per annum. (March 6, 1970.) GENERAL CONDITIONS SALARY RANGES ARE: Senior Lecturer: 5A7600 x 230—5A8730 p.a. Lecturer: 5A5400 x 270—8A7020 x 280—5A7300 p.a. Demonstrator: 5A3375—5A4275 p.a. Conditions include provision for travel and removal expenses. In addition for permanent academic appointments, superannuation is available, together with assistance in buying or building a home and study leave. Study leave grants are available and credit may be granted for existing study leave entitlement. Applications, together with a recent photograph, should reach the undersigned by the dates indicated. Armidale, K. R. LONG, N.S.W. 2351 Academic Registrar. 4557