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Education Vacancies THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND New Zealand A TUTORSHIP/SENIOR TUTORSHIP IN PREHISTORY (Limited Term Appointment — Three Year Term) Department of Anthropology APPLICANTS should have a higher degree in prehistory, and proven expertise as a teacher at the tertiary level. Some experience In the Prehistory of the Pacific region would be an advantage. The appointment is a fulltime one, from February 1, 1989. Pre-eminent responsibility is for teaching, the preparation of teaching material, administration and marking, but the appointee may, without obligation, undertake a personal research programme which the Head of Department considers consistent with their teaching responsibilities. Specific duties will Include — contributions to organising and teaching the courses at Stage I Introduction to World Prehistory, at Stage II Origins of Civilisation, and at Stage 111 Experimental and Ethnographic Archeology — Instructing advanced students gin laboratory and field methods. Assistance with relocation expenses will be given. Commencing salary will be determined In accordance with qualifications and experience within the following ranges: Tutor; $NZ26,800 per annum to $30,100 per annum. Senior Tutor: $35,000 per annum, to $45,700 per annum. Conditions of Appointment and Method of Application are available from the Assistant Registrar (Academic Appointments), University of Auckland. Applications In accordance with the Method of Application should be forwarded as soon as possible but no later than the closing date of October 20, 1988. The University of Auckland Is an Equal Opportunity Employer. W. B. Nlcoll, Registrar. University of Auckland, Private Bag, Auckland, New Zealand. UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO HAMILTON, NEW ZEALAND LECTURESHIP IN EARTH SCIENCES A lectureship Is available from February 1, 1989, in the Department of Earth Sciences in the general area of applied earth sciences in one or other, or some combination, of the fields of hydrology, sedimentation sedimentology, geomechanics, or soil physics. Candidates should possess a genuine Interest in the application of their applied discipto Quaternary studies generally, and should have an appropriate knowledge of statistics, physics and/or computing to support that discipline. The appointee will assist with teaching, laboratory classes, and fieldwork In established Earth Sciences courses, including possibly the new Distance Education programme; will be expected to develop new course materials In their field within the framework of existing course structures in the department; and will be required to supervise graduate and post-graduate research projects. Applicants ’ preferably should have a PhD degree, or be about to gain one, and be able to demonstrate practical experience and research qualities In their field. Enquiries of an academic nature may be made to Associate Professor C. S. Nelson, Chairperson of the Department of Earth Sciences. The salary range for lecturers Is $NZ35,000 to $46,000 per annum. Information on the conditions of appointment and details of the method of application are available from the Academic Staff Registrar, University of Waikato, Private Bag, Hamilton, New Zealand (FAX 064-71-60135 or Telex NZ61109). The reference Is ABB/44. Applications close on October 28, 1988. Equality of employment opportunity is University policy. UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO Department of Psychology ' JUNIOR RESEARCH FELLOW Applications are invited for a suitably qualified person to work in the laboratory of Dr D. Bilkey for one year beginning January 1989, for work on the basic mechanisms in the kindling model of epilepsy. The position may be extended for an additional year depending on availability of funding. The minimum qualification Is PhD or equivalent; medical training Is desirable. The work will involve intracellular and extracellular neurophysiology, receptor binding assays using autoradiographic and liquid scintillation techniques, and Immunohistochemistry. Salary within the range $29,000-$33,500 per annum depending on qualifications and experience. Written applications quoting reference number ABB/55 and giving full particulars of age, qualifications and experience and the names ot two referees, should be addressed as soon as possible to the undersigned, P.O. Box 56, Dunedin. D. W. GIRVAN Registrar VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON LECTURESHIP IN CLASSICS APPLICATIONS are Invited from suitably qualified women and men for appointment as Lecturer In Classics tenable from July 1, 1989. Beyond expertise In Greek and Latin and the ability to teach the languages, the appointee will as first priority have research and teaching Interests in Ancient History, in particular Greek History. A second area of departmental need is Greek and Roman mythology, and candidates with special Interests In this area are also encouraged to apply. The Department has six full-time and several parttime staff, and offers a major and honours programme In Classical Studies, Latin and Greek as well a M.A. and Ph.D programmes. The salary scale for Lecturers is $35,000 - $42,100 per annum. Conditions of appointment and methods of application available from the Administrative Assistance (Appointments), Victoria University of Wellington, P.O. Box 600, Wellington, with whom applications close on October 31,1988. SATURDAY ADVERTISERS Run-on Deadline 3.30 p.m, Friday prior. PHONE 702-440