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UNIVERSITY VACANCIES 11 LINCOLN COLLEGE ' 1 (University College of j Agriculture) t LECTURER IN HORTICULTURE j (FLORICULTURE) S < THE Council of Lincoln College invites applications from suitably < qualified persons to fill a recently I established position of Lecturer J in Horticulture (Floriculture). > Applicants should hold a degree, preferably post-graduate 1 in Horticulture, Agriculture, or ‘ a similar science. Applicants ' should be able to research into ' a branch of plant physiology of importance to floriculture, and 1 able to develop courses in Nursery and Flower Production and Plant Propogatlon. The successful applicant will be appointed as Assistant Lecturer or Lecturer according to qualifications and experience. The present salary scales are: Assistant Lecturer: s3ooo—s3Boo per annum. Lecturer: $4300 —$5500 per annum. Government Superannuation available. Bus fares from Christchurch to College reimbursed. Apply in writing for conditions of appointment from the undersigned, with whom applications close on November 30, 1970. H. G. HUNT, Registrar. LINCOLN COLLEGE, CANTERBURY. 3293 MASSEY UNIVERSITY PALMERSTON NORTH FACULTY OF FOOD SCIENCE AND BIOTECHNOLOGY JUNIOR LECTURER/LECTURER TWO POSITIONS Because of the expansion in the Faculty of Food Science arid Biotechnology, there will be two new appointments, at either lecturer or Junior Lecturer positions. (1) INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGIST with Interest in either industrial fermentation including waste treatment or environmental health. (2) FOOD TECHNOLOGIST with interest in food and/or dairy microbiology. Applicants should have a degree in industrial microbiology, food or dairy technology or equivalent branch of science or applied science. Industrial experience is desirable. SALARY: Lecturer SNZ43OO —I $5500 (x $200). Junior Lecturer 9NZ3OOO—$3BOO (x $200). Further details of the position: together with general conditions of appointment may be obtained from the undersigned with whom applications close on October 31, 1970. A. J. WEIR. Registrar, i 3433 THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND SCHOOL OF MEDICINE APPLICATIONS are invited for the following positions. Conditions of appointment and method of application are available from New Zealand or Australian Universities or from the undersigned. Applications will be accepted at any time up to OCTOBER 7, 1970. The commencing salaries will be established in accordance with qualifications and experience within thefollowing scales:— $NZ7B66—$9lOl p.a. (medically qualified Senior Lecturers). 5NZ4300—56600 p.a. (non-medi-1 cal) —in exceptional cases this 1 range may be extended up to! SNZ72OO p.a. MEDICINE—SENIOR LECTURESHIP. An exceptionally well qualified applicant could be appointed at the level of an Associate-Profes-sor—basic salary 5NZ9550 p.a. The successful applicant will be expected to assist the Professor of Medicine in the detailed organisation of the clinical course in medicine; to assist in the care of patients in the Auckland Group of Hospitals; and actively to pursue research projects in a discipline within internal medicine. He will be expected to have special competence in one field of internal medicine and to work closely with other physicians of the Auckland Hospital Board in this specialty. CLINICAL THERAPEUTICS SENIOR LECTURESHIP. The successful applicant will be expected to assist the Professor of Medicine in the detailed organisation of the clinical course in medicine; to assist in the care of patients in the Auckland Group of Hospitals: and actively to pursue research proI jects in a discipline within internal medicine or clinical therapeutics. He will be expected to have special competence in one field of internal medicine and to work closely with other physicians of the Auckland Hospital Board in this specialty. PATHOLOGY SENIOR RESEARCH FELLOW. Applicants should hold a degree In medicine or some other branch of biological science, and should have post-graduate experience in some aspect -of Experimental Pathology or Biology, preferably in Biochemistry. The research programme of the department is concerned with experimental and clinical aspects of renal and myocardial disease. Present personnel in the department offer considerable expertise in the morphologic aspects of Experimental Pathology, including light and fluorescent microscopy and transmission and scanning electron microscopy. It is envisaged that the successful applicant would develop the biochemical aspects of research within the department. PSYCHOLOGY OR SOCIOLOGY WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE—LECTURSHIPS. Applicants should have experience or interest in any of the following: psychometrics, social psychology, clinical psychology, sociology of mental health, epidemiology, survey methods, the application of automated data processing techniques and systems analysis to mental health, community mental health or social psvehiatry. Applicants will be expected to pursue an academic career with primary emphasis on teaching and research, and to assist in the development of an academic Department of Psychological Medicine which will have a strong emphasis on the behavioural and social sciences and cost/benefit analysis of services. J. A. KIRKNESS, Registrar and Secretary. UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND, Private Bag, Auckland, NEW ZEALAND. 3453 THE UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA LECTURESHIPS IN PSYCHOLOGY (Two Positions) APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment as lecturers in the Department of Psychology. The appointments will be offered within one of the following grades according to qualifications arid experience:— Grade H: $A6318—5A7362. Grade I: SA77IO—SAB76O. Applications will be particularly welcomed in the areas of Social Psychology (for which proficiency in survey techniques would be a recommendation) and Psychometrics (for which statistical attainments would be expected). However, all applications will be carefully considered having regard to the Department’s resources and needs. Applicants should in the first instance write to the Acting Registrar for application forms and a detailed statement of the conditions of appointment. Appli- ' cations will close on October 9, 1970. K. R. SKINNER, Acting Registrar. 3272