We’re looking for an epistemologist:
The Department of Philosophy at the University of Calgary invites applications for a tenure-track position at the rank of Assistant Professor. The position will commence, subject to budgetary approval, on July 1, 2006. A PhD or equivalent, and a strong research and teaching record are required.
The area of specialization for this position is epistemology. Areas of competence should include logic and philosophy of science.
The successful candidate will develop and co-ordinate a university course on the nature of evidence. This will be a broad based course covering a range of areas including logic, scientific method, and moral and legal reasoning, and it will use teaching resources from various faculties in the university. The succesful candidate will also have research interests that fit this teaching responsibility.
Deadline is November 25, see the full job ad.
That course on “evidence” is actually going to be taught as a pilot by Dennis McKerlie and myself next term, and we got a grant to play with incorporating blogs and wikis into the course. I’ll let y’all know how it goes.
I have a previous post about taking a job in canada which you might want to look at.
This is kinda funny if you put it through the Pirate translator :The Department o’ Philosophy at the University o’ Calgary invites applications for a tenure-track position at the rank o’ Assistant Professor. (Blimey!) The position will commence, subject t’ budgetary approval, on July 1, 2006. (Be ye ready to walk the plank?) A PhD or equivalent, ‘n a strong research ‘n teachin’ record be required. Posted by Richard Zach
This looks like the sort of thing I should be paying attention to in a couple years, but I think I’m not ready to walk the plank just yet… Posted by Kenny Easwaran