University Title: Research Associate 2-Social
Working Title : Sr Research Assoc-GIS/Graphic
Department : Law Academic-Inst Study of Race & Ethnicity
Location : Columbus
Requisition No : 344225
Summary of Duties
Serves as senior Geographic Information Systems, Demographics and Graphic
Design Specialist to the senior researcher managing the GIS/Housing and
Regional Equity section of the Institute. Conducts and directs GIS,
quantitative and spatial research as on a wide variety of topics affecting
racial and ethnic marginalized communities, such as segregation,
concentrated poverty, regionalism, housing, crime, health and education.
Assists in research for variety of racial and ethnic issues, manages and
supervises three to four GIS research staff members to complete research
projects, manages Kirwan Institute's Geographic Information Systems data and
software resources, works as liaison to outside organizations requiring
research assistance on behalf of the Institute, manages requests for
GIS/mapping assistance from outside organizations, performs other duties as
assigned.
Additional Information
Required Qualifications Master's Degree in City & Regional Planning,
Geography or Geographic Information Systems (GIS) or an equivalent
combination of education and experience. Considerable experience in
demographic data analysis. Knowledge of Microsoft Office suite software;
knowledge of spatial analysis and GIS software; knowledge of graphics
software and website maintenance; knowledge of Adobe InDesign and ArcGIS.
Desired Qualifications
A demonstrated commitment to and familiarity with racial and ethnic issues.
Target Salary $45,000 - $53,000 Annually
Job Category
Research
Job Appointment (FTE%) 100%
Full/Part Time Full Time
Temporary or Regular Regular
Posting Start Date 03-27-2009
Posting End Date 04-05-2009
Does this position accept online applications? Yes
Faculty Application Instructions
go here to start your application:
https://www.jobsatosu.com/applicants/jsp/shared/frameset/Frameset.jsp?time=1240848535593
or
https://www.jobsatosu.com/
If you have an application on file it will be used for this position.
If you need to make changes to your application, please do so before
applying for this position.
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Saturday, May 9, 2009
English & 1 Phd Position in Semantics: PhD Student, UiL OTS, Netherlands
Institution/Organization: UiL OTS
Department: Faculty of Humanities
Web Address: http://www-uilots.let.uu.nl/
Level: PhD
Duties: Research
Specialty Areas: Semantics
Required Language(s): English (eng)
Description:
Utrecht Institute of Linguistics OTS is now offering
1 PhD position in semantics (1,0 fte)
Programme.
The PhD position is part of a five-year research programme funded by The
Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO). The programme,
supervised by Dr. Rick Nouwen, investigates gradability in natural language. The
main goal of the project is to broaden the perspective on gradability by
investigating degree phenomena that lack the use of specialised degree
vocabulary. Rather than focusing on prototypical degree phenomena, like those
involving adjectives and degree morphology (tall-er), this project turns to more
outlandish cases of gradability, including for instance degree-modified nouns (a
big fan) or determiners (quite some), as well as to modifiers which have both
degree and non-degree applications (amazingly). The rationale behind turning to
this larger data set is that it provides insight into the general (syntactic,
semantic and pragmatic) mechanisms that govern the capacity of speakers to
qualify their statements.
Job description
The current opening is for:
The role of scales in a broader view on gradability (vacancy number 68853;
preferable starting date September 1st 2009):
This project focuses on the role of scales in gradable expressions. It is known
that the scale structure involved in the semantics of adjectives determines the
ways in which they are degree-modifiable. This project investigates cases of
degree modification of which the underlying structures are unknown (like
degree-modified nouns, determiners, etc.) and seeks to develop a comprehensive
theory of scalar aspects of degree.
A full description of the project is available at:
http://www.let.uu.nl/~Rick.Nouwen/personal/vidi.html
Goal
The PhD project involves training in research and completion of a PhD
dissertation. As part of her/his training, the PhD student will take courses
offered by the National Graduate School in Linguistics (LOT).
Required qualifications
We are looking for an ambitious student who is willing and able to work in a
closely collaborating team. The candidate must have an MA degree in hand by the
starting date.
Information
For further information, please contact the project supervisor at the UiL OTS,
Dr. Rick Nouwen (see contact information below), or the
UiL-OTS PhD coordinator Dr. Maaike Schoorlemmer, telephone +31-30-2536183,
e-mail M.Schoorlemmer at uu.nl.
How to apply?
Applications should include:
- a letter of motivation
- a curriculum vitae including contact and personal details
- transcripts of academic results
- an MA thesis or (if the thesis is not available yet) some alternative piece of
written work
- the contact details of two referees (names, affiliations and phone numbers or
e-mail addresses).
- preferably: two reference letters
E-mail applications in pdf or doc format should be sent to Humanitiesjobs@uu.nl,
and should specify the applicant's name and the vacancy number (68853) in the
topic as well as the message text. Please also include a list of attachments in
the message, and specify your name in the filename and text of each attachment.
E-mail applications have our preference.
Hard copy applications (or partial applications) should be sent to the Personnel
Department, attn. Ms Marlies Kluver (see mailing address below)
Application Deadline: 07-Oct-2009
Mailing Address for Applications:
Attn: Ms M. Kluver
Kromme Nieuwegracht 46
Utrecht Utrecht 3512 HJ
Netherlands
Contact Information:
Dr Rick Nouwen
R.W.F.Nouwen@uu.nl
telephone +31-30-2538313
Department: Faculty of Humanities
Web Address: http://www-uilots.let.uu.nl/
Level: PhD
Duties: Research
Specialty Areas: Semantics
Required Language(s): English (eng)
Description:
Utrecht Institute of Linguistics OTS is now offering
1 PhD position in semantics (1,0 fte)
Programme.
The PhD position is part of a five-year research programme funded by The
Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO). The programme,
supervised by Dr. Rick Nouwen, investigates gradability in natural language. The
main goal of the project is to broaden the perspective on gradability by
investigating degree phenomena that lack the use of specialised degree
vocabulary. Rather than focusing on prototypical degree phenomena, like those
involving adjectives and degree morphology (tall-er), this project turns to more
outlandish cases of gradability, including for instance degree-modified nouns (a
big fan) or determiners (quite some), as well as to modifiers which have both
degree and non-degree applications (amazingly). The rationale behind turning to
this larger data set is that it provides insight into the general (syntactic,
semantic and pragmatic) mechanisms that govern the capacity of speakers to
qualify their statements.
Job description
The current opening is for:
The role of scales in a broader view on gradability (vacancy number 68853;
preferable starting date September 1st 2009):
This project focuses on the role of scales in gradable expressions. It is known
that the scale structure involved in the semantics of adjectives determines the
ways in which they are degree-modifiable. This project investigates cases of
degree modification of which the underlying structures are unknown (like
degree-modified nouns, determiners, etc.) and seeks to develop a comprehensive
theory of scalar aspects of degree.
A full description of the project is available at:
http://www.let.uu.nl/~Rick.Nouwen/personal/vidi.html
Goal
The PhD project involves training in research and completion of a PhD
dissertation. As part of her/his training, the PhD student will take courses
offered by the National Graduate School in Linguistics (LOT).
Required qualifications
We are looking for an ambitious student who is willing and able to work in a
closely collaborating team. The candidate must have an MA degree in hand by the
starting date.
Information
For further information, please contact the project supervisor at the UiL OTS,
Dr. Rick Nouwen (see contact information below), or the
UiL-OTS PhD coordinator Dr. Maaike Schoorlemmer, telephone +31-30-2536183,
e-mail M.Schoorlemmer at uu.nl.
How to apply?
Applications should include:
- a letter of motivation
- a curriculum vitae including contact and personal details
- transcripts of academic results
- an MA thesis or (if the thesis is not available yet) some alternative piece of
written work
- the contact details of two referees (names, affiliations and phone numbers or
e-mail addresses).
- preferably: two reference letters
E-mail applications in pdf or doc format should be sent to Humanitiesjobs@uu.nl,
and should specify the applicant's name and the vacancy number (68853) in the
topic as well as the message text. Please also include a list of attachments in
the message, and specify your name in the filename and text of each attachment.
E-mail applications have our preference.
Hard copy applications (or partial applications) should be sent to the Personnel
Department, attn. Ms Marlies Kluver (see mailing address below)
Application Deadline: 07-Oct-2009
Mailing Address for Applications:
Attn: Ms M. Kluver
Kromme Nieuwegracht 46
Utrecht Utrecht 3512 HJ
Netherlands
Contact Information:
Dr Rick Nouwen
R.W.F.Nouwen@uu.nl
telephone +31-30-2538313
Bangor U. 125th Anniversary Research Scholarships: PhD Student, Bangor University
Institution/Organization: Bangor University
Department: Linguistics and English Language
Web Address: http://www.bangor.ac.uk/linguistics/
Level: PhD
Duties: Research
Specialty Areas: General Linguistics
Description:
The 125th Anniversary Research Scholarships at Bangor University
To celebrate its 125th anniversary, Bangor University is launching a five year
programme of postgraduate expansion. This starts in 2009-10 when around £5m is
invested in up to 125 research studentships and bursaries, with further
expansion and more opportunities to apply for in the future.
In light of this, the School of Linguistics and English Language at Bangor
University welcomes notes of interest from potential PhD students in areas
relevant to our current research, including but not limited to:
Bilingualism (e.g. for phonetics/phonology of code-switching, prosodic
influences on perception of foreign accent, corpus-based research, code-switching).
Contact: Prof. Ineke Mennen (i.mennen@bangor.ac.uk) and/or Prof. Margaret
Deuchar (m.deuchar@bangor.ac.uk).
Phonetics and phonology (e.g. laboratory phonology, phonetic variation,
articulatory settings, phonetics in interaction, speech prosody and intonation,
in particular Welsh phonology and Welsh intonation).
Contact: Prof Ineke Mennen (i.mennen@bangor.ac.uk) and/or Dr Paul Carter
(p.carter@bangor.ac.uk).
Language and cognition (e.g relationship between language and cognition,
cognitive linguistics, forensic linguistics, experimental psycholinguistics, and
linguistic relativity).
Contact: Prof. Vyv Evans (v.evans@bangor.ac.uk) and/or Dr June Luchjenbroers
(junel@bangor.ac.uk).
Language and Society (e.g. applied linguistics, TEFL, sociolinguistics,
varieties of English, language variation, dialectology).
Contact: Prof Eddie Williams (eddie.williams@bangor.ac.uk) and/or Mr Jakob
Leimgruber (jakob.leimgruber@bangor.ac.uk).
For more information on the 125th Anniversary Scholarships and how to register
your interest please visit http://www.bangor.ac.uk/scholarships/.
Application Deadline: 01-Jun-2009
Web Address for Applications: http://www.bangor.ac.uk/scholarships/
Contact Information:
Prof Ineke Mennen
i.mennen@bangor.ac.uk
Phone:+44 (0)1248 388702
Department: Linguistics and English Language
Web Address: http://www.bangor.ac.uk/linguistics/
Level: PhD
Duties: Research
Specialty Areas: General Linguistics
Description:
The 125th Anniversary Research Scholarships at Bangor University
To celebrate its 125th anniversary, Bangor University is launching a five year
programme of postgraduate expansion. This starts in 2009-10 when around £5m is
invested in up to 125 research studentships and bursaries, with further
expansion and more opportunities to apply for in the future.
In light of this, the School of Linguistics and English Language at Bangor
University welcomes notes of interest from potential PhD students in areas
relevant to our current research, including but not limited to:
Bilingualism (e.g. for phonetics/phonology of code-switching, prosodic
influences on perception of foreign accent, corpus-based research, code-switching).
Contact: Prof. Ineke Mennen (i.mennen@bangor.ac.uk) and/or Prof. Margaret
Deuchar (m.deuchar@bangor.ac.uk).
Phonetics and phonology (e.g. laboratory phonology, phonetic variation,
articulatory settings, phonetics in interaction, speech prosody and intonation,
in particular Welsh phonology and Welsh intonation).
Contact: Prof Ineke Mennen (i.mennen@bangor.ac.uk) and/or Dr Paul Carter
(p.carter@bangor.ac.uk).
Language and cognition (e.g relationship between language and cognition,
cognitive linguistics, forensic linguistics, experimental psycholinguistics, and
linguistic relativity).
Contact: Prof. Vyv Evans (v.evans@bangor.ac.uk) and/or Dr June Luchjenbroers
(junel@bangor.ac.uk).
Language and Society (e.g. applied linguistics, TEFL, sociolinguistics,
varieties of English, language variation, dialectology).
Contact: Prof Eddie Williams (eddie.williams@bangor.ac.uk) and/or Mr Jakob
Leimgruber (jakob.leimgruber@bangor.ac.uk).
For more information on the 125th Anniversary Scholarships and how to register
your interest please visit http://www.bangor.ac.uk/scholarships/.
Application Deadline: 01-Jun-2009
Web Address for Applications: http://www.bangor.ac.uk/scholarships/
Contact Information:
Prof Ineke Mennen
i.mennen@bangor.ac.uk
Phone:+44 (0)1248 388702
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