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This is a continuation of a search for an Assistant Professor in the
Biomechanics specialization at the University of Maryland (USA) in the
Department of Kinesiology. We are looking for someone with human movement
interests and expertise in muscle mechanics, signal processing (EMG
included) and simulation/optimization of human movement. The starting date
will be August, 1994 but the next screening of candidates will begin December
6, 1993.
I will be at the American Society of Biomechanics meetings in Iowa City from
October 21-24. I would be very pleased to discuss this position with
interested persons at that time. I will be staying at the Iowa House, so
please do not hesitate to contact me.
I would be particularly grateful if faculty advisors would communicate this
opening to doctoral students who are completing their degrees this year.
Other details about the duties and the application procedures follow in
the formal job announcement.
__________________________________________________ _______________________
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
Department of Kinesiology
FACULTY POSITION: SEARCH CONTINUED
Position: Assistant Professor, Biomechanics (Human Movement)
Description: Biomechanics specialization with capabilities in muscle
modelling, signal processing (including EMG), and possibly
simulation/optimization of human movement
Duties: Conduct original research and pursue grants in biomechanics;
teach graduate and undergraduate classes; advise graduate
students; other departmental responsibilities as needed
Qualifications Doctoral specialization and strong research background
in biomechanics of human movement;
Ability to supervise and direct graduate research (M.A.
and Ph.D.) for a diverse student population;
Interest/willingness to pursue interdisciplinary
research with faculty in motor control or exercise
physiology would be an asset; women and minorities are
strongly encouraged to apply
Appointment: 9 1/2 month tenure-track appointment, beginning
August 15, 1994
Department: The Department of Kinesiology is one of three departments and
one center (Aging) in the College of Health and Human
Performance. Programs leading to B.S., (Kinesiological Sciences
and Physical Education), M.A., and Ph.D. degrees are available.
Location: College Park is a university community located in the
metropolitan Washington,D.C area. It is convenient to federal
agencies such as NIH, the Library of Congress, National Library
of Medicine, and Johns Hopkins University.
Closing Date: December 6, 1993 or until a suitable candidate is
identified.
Application: Forward a curriculum vita, a statement of current and planned
research/grant activities, transcript, and arrange to have three
letters of recommendation sent by Dec. 6 directly to:
Dr. Sally J. Phillips FAX: 301-314-9167
Department of Kinesiology office: 301-405-2496
University of Maryland email (Internet):
College Park, MD 20742-2611 sp27@umail.umd.edu
THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AND
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER
Biomechanics specialization at the University of Maryland (USA) in the
Department of Kinesiology. We are looking for someone with human movement
interests and expertise in muscle mechanics, signal processing (EMG
included) and simulation/optimization of human movement. The starting date
will be August, 1994 but the next screening of candidates will begin December
6, 1993.
I will be at the American Society of Biomechanics meetings in Iowa City from
October 21-24. I would be very pleased to discuss this position with
interested persons at that time. I will be staying at the Iowa House, so
please do not hesitate to contact me.
I would be particularly grateful if faculty advisors would communicate this
opening to doctoral students who are completing their degrees this year.
Other details about the duties and the application procedures follow in
the formal job announcement.
__________________________________________________ _______________________
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
Department of Kinesiology
FACULTY POSITION: SEARCH CONTINUED
Position: Assistant Professor, Biomechanics (Human Movement)
Description: Biomechanics specialization with capabilities in muscle
modelling, signal processing (including EMG), and possibly
simulation/optimization of human movement
Duties: Conduct original research and pursue grants in biomechanics;
teach graduate and undergraduate classes; advise graduate
students; other departmental responsibilities as needed
Qualifications Doctoral specialization and strong research background
in biomechanics of human movement;
Ability to supervise and direct graduate research (M.A.
and Ph.D.) for a diverse student population;
Interest/willingness to pursue interdisciplinary
research with faculty in motor control or exercise
physiology would be an asset; women and minorities are
strongly encouraged to apply
Appointment: 9 1/2 month tenure-track appointment, beginning
August 15, 1994
Department: The Department of Kinesiology is one of three departments and
one center (Aging) in the College of Health and Human
Performance. Programs leading to B.S., (Kinesiological Sciences
and Physical Education), M.A., and Ph.D. degrees are available.
Location: College Park is a university community located in the
metropolitan Washington,D.C area. It is convenient to federal
agencies such as NIH, the Library of Congress, National Library
of Medicine, and Johns Hopkins University.
Closing Date: December 6, 1993 or until a suitable candidate is
identified.
Application: Forward a curriculum vita, a statement of current and planned
research/grant activities, transcript, and arrange to have three
letters of recommendation sent by Dec. 6 directly to:
Dr. Sally J. Phillips FAX: 301-314-9167
Department of Kinesiology office: 301-405-2496
University of Maryland email (Internet):
College Park, MD 20742-2611 sp27@umail.umd.edu
THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AND
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER