RUTGERS (Newark Campus) Psychology Department-Two Tenure Track

[Stephen J. Hanson]

       The Department of Psychology of Rutgers University-Newark
       Campus anticipates making TWO tenure-track appointments in
       Cognitive Science or Cognitive Psychology at the Assistant
       Professor level. The Psychology Department is interested in
       expanding its program in the are of Cognitive Science.
       There are two focus clusters for the searches.  In the first
       cluster candidates should have an active research program in
       one or more of the following areas: memory, learning
       attention, action, high-level vision. Particular interest
       will exist in candidates that combine one or more of the
       research interests above with mathematical or computational
       approaches with special emphasis in connectionist modeling
       (as in for example related to programs in Cognitive
       Neuroscience). Candidates in the second cluster should have
       an active research program in one or more of the following
       areas: human-computer interaction, cognitive engineering,
       cognitive modeling, IT systems, learning systems, CSCW,
       distance learning or multimedia systems.  The positions call
       for candidates with an active research program and who are
       effective teachers at both the graduate and undergraduate
       levels. Review of applications will begin on February 1,
       1997 but will continue to be accepted until the positions
       are filled.  Rutgers University is an equal
       opportunity/affirmative action employer. Qualified women and
       minority candidates are especially encouraged to apply. Send
       CV and three letters of recommendation to Professor S. J.
       Hanson, Chair, Department of Psychology - Cognitive Search,
       Rutgers University, Newark, NJ  07102. Email enquiries can
       be made to cogsci at psychology.rutgers.edu