[vslist] Psychology Positions Announcement. CSU Bakersfield

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California State University, Bakersfield at Antelope Valley
Psychology Positions Announcement

The Department of Psychology at California State University, Bakersfield 
(CSUB), seeks to fill two tenure track positions for its baccalaureate 
degree program at the University's off-campus center in Antelope Valley 
(Lancaster, CA). The positions are at the assistant and associate professor 
levels, with anticipation of a hire at each level starting Fall 2003. 
Candidates are expected to offer a broad curriculum, regardless of rank, 
but one hire will be in the socialpersonality-developmental area (teaching 
courses in two areas: social, abnormal, personality, or development) and 
the other in the experimental area (teaching courses in two areas: 
learning, biopsychology, cognitive, or perception). The Department of 
Psychology is one of the largest academic programs in the School of 
Humanities and Social Sciences, with 13 tenured/tenure-track faculty, over 
400 undergraduate majors and 10 graduate students in the MA program. 
Through the CSUB main campus, the Department offers a Bachelor of Arts in 
Psychology and a one-year Master of Arts in Psychology; the Department also 
co-sponsors a two-year Master of Science in Counseling Psychology. Since 
Fall 1999, the Department has sponsored a baccalaureate degree program at 
the University's off-campus center in Antelope Valley, which has about 100 
students enrolled and is experiencing rapid growth. For additional 
information, please visit homepages for the Department and the University 
(www.csub.edu/psychology), as well as the Bakersfield (www.bakersfield.com 
or www.bakersfield.org) and Antelope Valley (www.avpress.com or 
www.antelopevalley.com) communities. Responsibilities: The new 
Assistant/Associate Professors of Psychology will be expected to teach 
undergraduate courses in the two identified areas listed above,  including 
labs, research methods, and courses in areas of their specialization. 
Expertise with distance learning and web-based courses is highly desired. 
The new faculty members will be expected to work collaboratively to help 
maintain a strong, student-centered program in psychology, primarily at the 
AV campus. In addition to teaching and advising, the faculty members will 
be expected to initiate and maintain active research programs, preferably 
ones that involve students. To become tenured, each faculty candidate will 
be required to develop a continuous record of achievement in teaching, 
research/scholarship, and professionally-related service appropriate for 
the rank of appointment. Qualifications:  Assistant Professor: 1) Earned 
doctorate (or ABD, preferably with completion by September 1, 2003), 2) 
Potential for a successful research program), 3) Promise/ability to 
undertake effective, professionally-related service to the University 
and/or to the Community.  Associate Professor: 1) Early- or mid-career 
level, 2) An established research program--preferably one involving 
students, 3) Ability to provide and offer leadership roles for department 
and university at the Antelope Valley campus, with professionally-related 
service to the community. Both: 1) Effectiveness in teaching, especially in 
two of the identified areas, research methods, and area of specialization, 
with the potential for providing distance learning and web-based courses, 
2) Commitment to the ethnically and culturally diverse population served by 
the University.  Applications and Nominations: Review of completed 
applicant files will begin December 15, 2002.  Completed applications must 
include:  1) Letter of application addressing the responsibilities and 
qualifications described above; 2) Current vita; 3) List of the names, 
addresses, telephone numbers, and e-mail addresses of at least three (3) 
references who will be sending letters of support; 4) Letters of support 
from at least three (3) references listed above; and 5) Evidence of 
teaching effectiveness and research appropriate to the level of 
appointment.  Applications should be sent to:  Chair, Search Committee, 
Associate/Assistant (specify) Position at Antelope Valley, c/o Department 
of Psychology, California State University, Bakersfield, 9001 Stockdale 
Highway, Bakersfield, CA 93311-1099.  CSUB is an Equal 
Opportunity/Affirmative Action/Title IX Employer. CSUB fosters and 
appreciates ethnic and cultural diversity among its faculty, students, and 
administrative staff. Applications from women, ethnic minorities, veterans, 
and individuals with disabilities are welcome.

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<div align=3D"center">California State University,
Bakersfield at Antelope Valley 
Psychology Positions Announcement 
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The Department of Psychology at California
State University, Bakersfield (CSUB), seeks to fill two tenure
track positions for its baccalaureate degree program at the
University=92s off-campus center in Antelope Valley (Lancaster, CA). The
positions are at the assistant and associate professor levels,
with anticipation of a hire at each level starting Fall 2003. Candidates
are expected to offer a broad curriculum, regardless of rank, but one
hire will be in the socialpersonality-developmental area (teaching
courses in two areas: social, abnormal, personality, or
development) and the other in the experimental area (teaching
courses in two areas: learning, biopsychology, cognitive, or
perception). The Department of Psychology is one of the largest
academic programs in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, with
13 tenured/tenure-track faculty, over 400 undergraduate majors and 10
graduate students in the MA program. Through the CSUB main campus, the
Department offers a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a one-year Master
of Arts in Psychology; the Department also co-sponsors a two-year Master
of Science in Counseling Psychology. Since Fall 1999, the Department has
sponsored a baccalaureate degree program at the University=92s off-campus
center in Antelope Valley, which has about 100 students enrolled and is
experiencing rapid growth. For additional information, please visit
homepages for the Department and the University
(<a href=3D"http://www.csub.edu/psychology"=
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as well as the Bakersfield
(<a href=3D"http://www.bakersfield.com or www.bakersfield.org/"=
 eudora=3D"autourl">www.bakersfield.com</a>
or
<a href=3D"http://www.bakersfield.com or www.bakersfield.org/"=
 eudora=3D"autourl">www.bakersfield.org</a>)
and Antelope Valley
(<a href=3D"http://www.avpress.com or www.antelopevalley.com/"=
 eudora=3D"autourl">www.avpress.com</a>
or
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communities. Responsibilities: The new Assistant/Associate
Professors of Psychology will be expected to teach undergraduate
courses in the two identified areas listed above,&nbsp; including labs,
research methods, and courses in areas of their specialization.
Expertise with distance learning and web-based courses is highly desired.
The new faculty members will be expected to work collaboratively to help
maintain a strong, student-centered program in psychology, primarily at
the AV campus. In addition to teaching and advising, the faculty members
will be expected to initiate and maintain active research programs,
preferably ones that involve students. To become tenured, each faculty
candidate will be required to develop a continuous record of
achievement in teaching, research/scholarship, and
professionally-related service appropriate for the rank of
appointment. Qualifications:&nbsp; Assistant Professor: 1)
Earned doctorate (or ABD, preferably with completion by September 1,
2003), 2) Potential for a successful research program), 3)
Promise/ability to undertake effective, professionally-related service to
the University and/or to the Community.&nbsp; Associate Professor:
1) Early- or mid-career level, 2) An established research
program--preferably one involving students, 3) Ability to provide and
offer leadership roles for department and university at the Antelope
Valley campus, with professionally-related service to the community.
Both: 1) Effectiveness in teaching, especially in two of the
identified areas, research methods, and area of specialization, with the
potential for providing distance learning and web-based courses, 2)
Commitment to the ethnically and culturally diverse population served by
the University.&nbsp; Applications and Nominations: Review of
completed applicant files will begin December 15, 2002.&nbsp;
Completed applications must include:&nbsp; 1) Letter of application
addressing the responsibilities and qualifications described above; 2)
Current vita; 3) List of the names, addresses, telephone numbers, and
e-mail addresses of at least three (3) references who will be sending
letters of support; 4) Letters of support from at least three (3)
references listed above; and 5) Evidence of teaching effectiveness and
research appropriate to the level of appointment.&nbsp; Applications
should be sent to:&nbsp; Chair, Search Committee, Associate/Assistant
(specify) Position at Antelope Valley, c/o Department of Psychology,
California State University, Bakersfield, 9001 Stockdale Highway,
Bakersfield, CA 93311-1099.&nbsp; CSUB is an Equal
Opportunity/Affirmative Action/Title IX Employer. CSUB fosters and
appreciates ethnic and cultural diversity among its faculty, students,
and administrative staff. Applications from women, ethnic minorities,
veterans, and individuals with disabilities are welcome. 
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