INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / APRIL 18, 1989

 

 

 

Simon Fraser University Recruitment

Communication Professors Required

The Department of Communica-
tion is seeking applicants for the
following position beginning in
September 1989:

3 Assistant Professors; and

1 Visiting Limited-Term Ap-
pointment (telecommunications,
communication law, new informa-
tion technologies)

Applicants must have a Ph.D. in
a related discipline plus evidence of
a well developed research interest

 

in the Department’s areas of con-
centration: media, technology, and
policy.

Among the needs identified in
conjunction with these positions
are: news analysis, political com-
munication, communication policy,
advertising, telecommunications,
media content analysis, and new in-
formation technologies.

The Department has a large un-
dergraduate program and also
offers M.A. and Ph.D. degrees.

 

Preference will be given to can-
didates who are eligible for
employment in Canada at the time
of application.

Applications must be accom-
panied by a curriculum vitae and
the names and addresses of three
references, and must be received by
the Department Chair, Prof. Liora
Salter, by May 1, 1989. These posi-
tions are subject to final budgetary
approval.

 

Camosun College Recruitment

Search for President

One of Westem Canada’s most
dynamic and progressive com-
munity colleges requires a seasoned
academic administrator to assume
the role of President and Chief Ex-
ecutive Officer. Established in
1971, Camosun College serves
Greater Victoria and south Van-
couver Island. With 1988/89
operations exceeding $30 million,
the College currently enrolls 6,000
full and part-time students with an
additional 12,000 registered in non-
credit and general interest
programs. Full and part-time facul-
ty and staff total 1,200.

The Presidential portfolio is both

demanding and challenging, encom-
passing the overall direction and
administration of the College.
Reporting to the Board of Gover-
nors, the successful candidate will
ensure effective general manage-
ment, uncompromising academic
leadership and sound strategic plan-
ning. As well, the incumbent will
represent the College with

 

 

employers, the business and profes-
sional community, all levels of
government, and other educational
institutions, particularly the post-
secondary system.

Applications are invited from
senior educational administrators in
Canada. Candidates must possess a
successful record of academic
leadership in a post-secondary en-
vironment. Equally important are

 

 

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superior communication and inter-
personal skills, strong drive and
initiative and both the wisdom and
vision to lead the College into the
1990's.

Respond in strict confidence to:
C.M. Davies, CMC, Management
Connections Incorporated, 1400
Commerce Place, 400 Burrard
Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6C 3G2.

    

 

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