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Indiana University-Bloomington: Two positions

By Shaunta on Oct. 18, 2007.

The Department of Curriculum and Instruction in the School of Education
at Indiana University, the flagship campus of the Indiana University
system and a major comprehensive research university, invites
applications for an open rank position in Autism Spectrum Disorders.
The successful candidate will lead a major new initiative in Autism
Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in the School of Education, which includes
research and development of a teacher education program in autism/severe
disabilities.

University Homepage:http://www.iub.edu/

Qualifications:

An earned doctorate in special education or a closely related field.
Experience working with individuals with ASD, successful college
teaching experience, and the ability to work collaboratively with
colleagues are essential. A history of successful grant writing and a
national and international reputation are also important,
particularly at the Associate and Full Professor Levels. At the
Assistant Professor level publication potential in autism/special
education is preferred.

Application:

Applicants should send:

1) a letter of application addressing qualifications and describing
experiences and interests in teaching and research related to special
education;

2) a current resume;

3) three letters of reference that address the candidate’s teaching and
research qualifications; and contact information for up to three
additional references who may be contacted during the search process.

The search committee will begin reviewing applications on December 3 and
continue to accept and review applications until the position is filled.
Inquiries about the position and application materials can be addressed
to:

Dr. Jeff Anderson

School of Education

Indiana University

201 N. Rose Ave.

Bloomington, IN 47405-1006

jander2@indiana.edu

812-856-8155

THE OTTING ENDOWED CHAIR IN SPECIAL EDUCATION

The Department of Curriculum and Instruction in the School of Education
at Indiana University, the flagship campus of the Indiana University
system and a major comprehensive research university, invites
applications for the Otting Chair in Special Education. As an endowed
chair, the position will be at the full professor level and comes with
resources to support research and teaching as well as a reduced teaching
load. Appointment date is negotiable.

Qualifications: A doctorate in special education or a related
field, strong research skills, a history of successful grant writing, a
strong commitment to and history of scholarly achievement in personnel
preparation in mental retardation, or associated developmental
disabilities, and an ability to work collaboratively with colleagues.
Candidates will have a record of publications and of obtaining
external funding that is consistent with recognition beyond the level of
full professor.

Application: Applicants should send: 1) a letter of
application addressing qualifications and describing experiences and
interests in teaching and research related to special education; 2) a
current vita or resume; 3) three letters of reference that address the
candidate’s teaching and research qualifications; 4) two or three
representative articles or other publications; and 5) contact
information for up to three additional references who may be contacted
during the search process.

Review of applications will begin December 3, 2007, and continue until
the position is filled. Inquiries about the position and application
materials can be addressed to:

Dr. David Mank, Search Committee Chair

School of Education

Indiana University

201 N. Rose Ave.

Bloomington, IN 47405-1006

dmank@indiana.edu

812-856-6508

The faculty of Indiana University is committed to achieving excellence
through cultural diversity. The university actively encourages
applications and nominations of women, persons of color, applicants with
disabilities, and members of other under represented groups. Indiana
University is an equal opportunity affirmative action employer.

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