Robert Shelton wrote: > ----- > > POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT > > Michigan State University invites applications for two full-time, temporary > positions as visiting assistant professors of science and technology > studies (STS) in the Lyman Briggs School, an undergraduate, residential, > liberal arts science program in the College of Natural Science. Candidates > will teach two sections per semester of our first-year writing course, > which also serves as an introduction to science and technology studies. > (One of the four courses is likely to be replaced by an upper-division STS > course.) Candidates should hold a Ph.D. with a specialization in STS, > composition, rhetoric, English, history, philosophy, or a related field, > and should have experience working with undergraduates in composition > courses. ABDs will be considered, particularly those who combine strengths > in STS and expository writing instruction. Salary commensurate with > experience, but in the mid-$20K range. Positions may be renewed annually, > depending on performance and budgetary factors. Underrepresented minorities > and women are especially encouraged to apply. Letters of application, > accompanied by a curriculum vitae and three letters of recommendation, > should be sent by April 5, 1999, to Dr. Robert Shelton, Lyman Briggs > School, E-27 Holmes Hall, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI > 48825-1107.