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>>>Can you post this announcement of an exciting new position in
>community-university partnership on the arts,
>>>culture, and environment at Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, AZ.
>Thanks.
>>>
>>>The Frances McAllister Endowed Chair in Community, Culture, and Environment
>>>establishes a new vital collaboration between Northern Arizona University
>>>and its community partners in Flagstaff and Northern Arizona.
>>>
>>>As Endowed Professor in the Department of Humanities, Arts, and Religion,
>>>this dynamic leader will:
>>>
>>>--establish outreach to local and regional environmental and arts
>organnizations
>>>--stimulate curricular innovation that integrates the atrs, environment and
>>>community service
>>>--facilitate student activities such as internships, service-learning
>>>opportunities and dialogue with community leaders
>>>--teach one course each semester to prepare future leaders in educational
>>>and community organizations
>>>--promote the role of the arts in shaping community and environmental values
>>>
>>>Applicants must have academic and community experience, with demonstrated
>>>skills in working with faculty and students across disciplines. A Ph.D. in
>>>a discipline complementary to the humanities is preferred.
>>>
>>>The northern Arizona and Flagstaff communities are composed of people from a
>>>wide range of cultural backgrounds. Applicants should have experience in
>>>and be committed to working with such a diverse population. Northern Arizona
>>>University is a state-supported Carnegie Doctoral One institution, with a
>>>residential enrollment on Flagstaff's Mountain Campus of 16,000 students and
>>>an additional 4,000 students served statewide. It is located in a scenic
>>>Ponderosa pine forest near the Grand Canyon, the Painted Desert, Sedona, Oak
>>>Creek Canyon, and other natural wonders. To learn more about Northern
>>>Arizona University, visit our website at http//www.nau.edu.
>>>
>>>Review of applications begins December 1, 1997 and continues until the
>>>position is filled. Application materials should include a letter
>>>describing the candidate's interest in the position; a curriculum vitae or
>>>resume; one example of evidence of community and interdisciplinary skills;
>>>the names, titles, and phone numbers of three references. Strict
>>>confidentiality is assured; references will not be contacted until
>>>candidates have been notified. All correspondence should be directed to:
>>>
>>> Karl Webb, Chair of Search Committee
>>> Office of the Dean
>>> College of Arts and Sciences
>>> Box 5621
>>> Northern Arizona University
>>> Flagstaff, AZ 86011-5621
>>>
>>>Northern Arizona University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action
>>>institution. Minorities, women, persons with disabilites, and veterans are
>>>encouraged to apply.
>>>
>>>
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