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Education Vacancies PROFESSOR IN THE AREA OF PARKS, RECREATION AND TOURISM LINCOLN COLLEGE APPLICATIONS are invited from suitably qualified men and women for appointment to the foundation Chair in the Area of Parks, Recreation and Tourism. The establishment of this Chair results from the Council’s decision to further expand its teaching, research and extension in Parks, Recreation and Tourism. It is hoped that the appointee can take up duties as early in 1990 as possible. Applicants should hold and advanced degree in an appropriate discipline and have an established record of academic achievement in one or more of the fields covered by parks, recreation and tourism. The appointee will be expected to initiate and develop research in his/her own particular field and to assist in the development of the research activities of the Department and in allied departments as well as leadership in teaching and supervision of courses. The appointee may also be asked to serve as Head of Department. Lincoln College is a University College of the University of Canterbury, with its own Council and Professorial Board. The College will be granted autonomous University status in 1990. The 50 ha campus is 21km south of the City of Christchurch. There are approximately 2000 students on Campus. Christchurch is the third largest city in New Zealand, the largest in the South Island, with a population of approximately 300,000 people and is served by direct international flights from Australia, Asia, the United-States of American and the United Kingdom. Salary will be paid at a step in the range of $NZ76,000 to $NZ95,000 per annum. Salaries are reviewed annually. Expenses incurred in taking up the appointment will be reimbursed up to specified limits. Government Superannuation Is available. Further information about the position including details of the strucutre and academic functions of the Department, application procedure, travel and removal expenses, housing assistance and conditions of appointments are available from the Registrar with whom applications close on October 16, 1989. Please quote vacancy number 89/26 when making enquiries. Lincoln College is an equal opportunity employer. Registrar, P.O. Box 94, Lincoln College. Canterbury. Fax No: (64)(3)252-965. i . 1 WRITER IN RESIDENCE 1990 UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY APPLICATIONS are invited for the above position which has been created to foster New Zealand writing by providing a full-time opportunity for a writer to work in an academic environment. The position Is open to writers in the fields of creative writing: fiction, drama and poetry. The appointment will be made on the basis of published or performed writing of high quality. Applicants should be authors of proven merit normally resident in New Zealand, or New Zealanders temporarily resident overseas. The position is tenable for twelve months at the University of Canterbury at an emolument of $30,000 per annum, jointly funded by the University of Canterbury and the Literary Fund of the Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council of New Zealand. Applications close on September 29, 1989. Conditions of Appointment may be obtained from the undersigned or from registrars of all other universities In New Zealand. Applications must be addressed to: A. W. Hayward, Registrar, University of Canterbury, Private Bag, Christchurch.

CAREERS IN EDUCATION A NATIONAL RECRUITMENT PROGRAMME hasbeen established in an effort to attract a wide range of applicants to teaching. If you have a commitment to working with people and have completed, or are interested in completing a course of tertiary education there are opportunities for you to train to work in Early Childhood, Primary and Secondary Education. Applications close on August 20. For further information contact: Geoff Ormandy, Sharon O’Callaghan, Lynne Scott at the Christchurch College of Education. Phone (03) 484-135, P.O. Box 31-065, Christchurch. EDUCATION - HELP US SHAPE THE FUTURE UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO DUNEDIN DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH LECTURESHIP IN ENGLISH LITERATURE, . AND FILM THE DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH invites applications for a newly established lectureship (tenurable), available from February 1,1990. The position is open to graduates in English literature who have recently gained a doctoral degree In any period after the Renaissance, and who have completed sufficient advanced coursework in Film studies to enable them to introduce a new paper in the History and Theory of Film. The successful candidate will be requires to contribute to the general teaching ot the Department as well as to Introduce the new course on Film. Applicants should therefore declare the range of their expertise and state the different fields in which they feel qualified and competent to teach. The Department of English is committed to research, having a vigorous postgraduate programme and a strong record of academic publications. The new appointee will be expected both to pursue research personally, and to supervise graduate research in accordance with this commitment. The current salary range is $35,000 to $46,000 per annum with a bar at $42,500 per annum. It Is hoped that the appointee can assume duties on February 1, 1990, or as close as possible to that date. For further information on the Department of English and Its Undergraduate, Honours, and Postgraduate programmes, please write to the Head of Department, Professor A. G. Fox, University of Otago, P.O. Box 56, Dunedin, New Zealand. Applications quoting reference number AB9/32 close with Mr D. W. Glrvan, Registrar, University of Otago, P.O. Box 56, Dunedin, on September 30,1989. Equal opportunity in employment is University policy.