[TYPES/announce] Two positions at Wesleyan University

[Norman Danner]

Wesleyan University has researchers in types and programming languages,
and so the following positions may be of interest to readers (and
graduating students of readers) of this list.  We have two positions,
both of which start in Fall 2015; applications must be submitted through
AcademicJobsOnline.org (links below).

Postdoctoral position (1 year with possible renewal to 2 years).  While
the successful applicant will be able to pursue his/her own research
agenda, an interest in current faculty research is a plus.  Areas
currently represented include algorithms and complexity, programming
languages, types, logic, and software engineering.  The teaching load is
three courses per year, consisting primarily of an introductory-level
course for non-majors.  The department is redesigning this course to
serve as an alternative entry point for majors, and the successful
candidate will be welcome to participate in this process.  There will
also be an opportunity to teach more advanced courses or electives in
the applicant's specialty.  Please see the full advertisement at
https://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/5315.

Visiting assistant professor position (1 year with possible renewal to 3
years).  Research interest in areas represented by current faculty
(algorithms, programming languages, types, logic, and software
engineering) is a plus.  The course load is four courses per year,
consisting primarily of an introductory-level course for non-majors.
The department is redesigning this course to serve as an alternative
entry point for majors, and the successful candidate will be expected to
participate in this process.  There will also be an opportunity to teach
more advanced courses or electives in the applicant's specialty.  Please
see the full advertisement at
https://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/5316.

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Norman Danner - ndanner at wesleyan.edu - http://ndanner.web.wesleyan.edu
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science - Wesleyan University