[Aqualist] Lecturer in Physical Geography/Quaternary, UNE

[Tim Barrows]

From: Robert Haworth <rhaworth at mail.une.edu.au>

THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND

School of Human and Environmental Studies

The School of Human and Environmental Studies incorporates Geography, 
Planning, Archaeology and Palaeoanthropology and has a high 
reputation in both teaching and research. The School oversees UNE's 
Bachelor, Diploma and Masters of Urban and Regional Planning 
programs, which are accredited by the Planning Institute of Australia (PIA).

The School wishes to make the following appointments.


LECTURER IN PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY

We seek an effective team player who can develop the role of physical 
geography in its own right and complement and strengthen our existing 
programs in the School's disciplinary areas. In particular, the 
appointee will teach into one of Australia's leading urban and 
regional planning programs and a new Bachelor of Archaeology.  The 
successful applicant will conduct teaching and research in one or 
more of the following areas: geomorphology, climate change, 
quaternary environments, biogeography, or environmental science.

Applicants will:  have a PhD (or have submitted a PhD thesis) in 
physical geography; be research active relative to opportunity; have 
a capacity for, and commitment to, the development and delivery of 
high quality coursework curricula; and show success at undergraduate teaching.


Informal enquiries for this position may be directed to Associate 
Professor Tony Sorensen, telephone (02) 6773 2880 or email 
Tony.Sorensen at une.edu.au.
Salary:                  $63,247 to $74,958 per annum (Lecturer)
plus 17% employer superannuation and optional salary packaging

Closing Date:      24 November 2006

Position No:         206/121


An application package, including selection criteria that must be 
addressed, may be obtained from http://www.une.edu.au/recruit or by 
phoning Human Resource Services, (02) 6773 3972. Applications will be 
received up to 5pm on the closing date.

Two copies of your application, quoting the position number and 
addressing the selection criteria, should be sent to The Recruitment 
Officer, Human Resource Services, The University of New England, 
Armidale NSW 2351, facsimile (02) 6773 3404.  Applications must 
include the names, addresses, telephone numbers, facsimile 
numbers/email addresses of three relevant referees.


Equity principles underpin all UNE policies and procedures.


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Tony Sorensen
Head
School of Human and Environmental Studies
Tel: +61 2 6773 2880,  Fax: +61 2 6773 3030
Mobile: 0419 246584
Email  Tony.Sorensen at une.edu.au or asorense at pobox.une.edu.au
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