Humanist Discussion Group, Vol. 14, No. 414.
Centre for Computing in the Humanities, King's College London
<http://www.princeton.edu/~mccarty/humanist/>
<http://www.kcl.ac.uk/humanities/cch/humanist/>
Date: Wed, 25 Oct 2000 20:07:38 +0100
From: Victoria Szabo <vszabo@stanford.edu>
Subject: jobs at Stanford
We are hiring 2 Academic Technology Specialists, one in English and one in
Overseas Studies, and intend to hire a third in our Language Center. Note
that applications for English can be sent to vszabo@stanford.edu (Victoria
Szabo), and for Overseas Studies at mako@stanford.edu (Makoto Tsuchitani).
Positions are open until filled.
Thanks,
Victoria
Academic Technology Specialists
Stanford University Libraries
English Department
You will encourage and support technology in teaching,
investigate and implement new tools for instructors, provide
training and support, and create an infrastructure for
technology usage in the program. Additionally, you will consult
with faculty, develop and implement curricula using new computer
based educational tools, create and present training in use of
technology, and assist program directors in technology related
programmatic development. This opportunity requires a BA in
Humanities or Education with a focus on literature plus 2 years'
experience in academic computing. Demonstrated experience
developing Web sites, proficiency with Macs, PCs, and UNIX and
excellent communication, interpersonal, teaching, and
time/project management skills are essential. A senior level
designation is available for a candidate with an advanced degree
in Humanities or Education and 5 years' experience. Complete job
description is available at
http://acomp.stanford.edu/atsp/english.html. Req # J001360.
Overseas Studies Program
We'll rely on you to help expand the Overseas Studies Program
curricula, particularly in the areas of technical innovation,
technology implementation, and faculty student engagement. This
position requires communicating in a second language environment
and the ability to provide leadership and strategic planning on
issues involving technology while managing/administering
technical infrastructures for effective and innovative academic
and administrative use. Experience applying technology in
support of teaching and learning, computer proficiency with
Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Netscape, and Eudora, and experience
developing Web sites and managing technical projects and
professionals are essential. Independent travel to foreign
countries and effective communication and interpersonal skills
are also necessary. Complete job description available at
http://osp.stanford.edu/welcome/AcadTechSpec.html. Req # J002667.
Please e mail resume and cover letter, indicating appropriate
Req #, to resumes@resumix.stanford.edu; fax in fine mode to
(650) 723-6118, or mail to Stanford University, Human Resources
Services, 655 Serra Street, Stanford, California 94305 6110. For
information on these and other positions, see us on the Web at
http://jobs.stanford.edu. AA/EOE.
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Victoria Szabo, Ph.D.
Academic Technology Specialist, Introduction to the Humanities, VPUE
Assistant Manager, Academic Technology Program, SUL-AIR
Stanford University
250-252P, MC: 2020
(650) 723-9364
vszabo@stanford.edu
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