LINGUIST List 7.1669

Tue Nov 26 1996

Jobs: Translator of ling. texts, Two Positions at New York U.

Editor for this issue: Ljuba Veselinova <lveselinemunix.emich.edu>

Directory

1. "M.J. SerranoI", translator
2. "John V. Singler", Two Positions at New York University

Spanish Company is seeking for a well qualified independent
translator of Linguistic Texts from Spanish to English. Celerity
and professionality is required. Preferrable a professional
linguist with solid experience in scientific text translations. We
accept offers of amount and method of payment.

Do
Please contact:

GSYA, S.L.
C/ San Miguel 1
E-38002
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Spain

use regular mail to send offers and tips.

Or, contact directly to me and I will send to GSYA

Thank you

The Department of Linguistics at New York University invites
applications for one and possibly two positions, pending final
administrative and budgetary approval, beginning in September,
1997. One of the positions is a senior position (tenured full
professor) in formal syntax and/or formal semantics. The other
position is open in rank; linguists whose work is a part of
cognitive science or whose work interfaces with it are encouraged
to apply, e.g. those who work in formal theories of language.
For these positions the Department invites applications from
scholars of international renown with a distinguished record of
publication and teaching. Responsibilities include the teaching
of graduate and undergraduate courses. Moreover, the scholars
will participate in the continuing development of a program in
cognitive science in conjunction with psychologists,
philosophers, and other linguists.

Interested applicants should send a letter of application,
curriculum vitae, the names of three references for NYU to
contact, and a sample of work to:

 Search Committee
 Department of Linguistics
 719 Broadway, 5th Floor
 New York University
 New York, NY 10003-6860

Deadline for submission is January 6, 1997.

Queries via e-mail may be addressed to John Singler, the
department chair, at singleris2.nyu.edu.

New York University encourages applications from women and
members of minority groups.