PR
Maryland
date. Submit online, www.mathjobs.org:
OFESSIONAL
CV, research description, three recom-
n The USNA Mathematics Department
mendation letters. Applications should
anticipates at least one tenure-track
be complete by December 1, 2009. (See
position (subject to approval and fund-
full-classified text at mathjobs for more
ing) at the assistant professor level to
information.) Massachusetts Institute
OPPOR
start in August 2010. See www.usna.
of Technology is an Equal Opportunity,
edu/MathDept/website/Hire.htm for full
Affirmative Action Employer.
T
u
information. Tel: (410) 293-6701; Fax:
NITIE
(410) 293-4883; Email:
chm@usna.edu.
n UMASS Medical School seeks research
s
The United States Naval Academy is an
methods team leader to design and con-
Affirmative Action/Equal Employment
duct health services research studies, lead
Opportunity Employer and provides
biostatistician and analyst team, and pre-
reasonable accommodations to appli-
pare manuscripts and research funding
cants with disabilities.
www.usna.edu/
proposals. PhD or equivalent required
MathDept/website/Hire.htm.
with at least five years post doctoral expe-
rience. Strong quantitative and research
Massachusetts
skills, supervisory experience, and
publication history required. Qualified
n Statistics. Mathematics Department
candidates will receive faculty appoint-
seeking to fill combined teaching and
ment commensurate with qualifications.
research positions at instructor, assistant
To apply, visit
http://umassmed.edu/chpr/
professor, or higher levels in statistics or
Careers.aspx. University of Massachusetts
applied probability beginning September
is an AA/EOE.
2010. Appointments are mainly based
on exceptional research qualifications.
n Postdoctoral Fellowship, Department
PhD required by employment start
of Biostatistics, Boston University School
University of Illinois at Chicago, Department of
Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science
The Department has active research programs in a broad spectrum of centrally impor-
tant areas of pure mathematics, computational and applied mathematics, combinatorics,
mathematical computer science and scientific computing, probability and statistics, and
mathematics education. See
http://www.math.uic.edu for more information.
Applications are invited for the following position, effective August 16, 2010. Final autho-
rization of the position is subject to the availability of state funding.
Research Assistant Professorship. This is a non-tenure track position, normally renew-
able annually to a maximum of three years. This position carries a teaching responsibility
of three courses per year, and the expectation that the incumbent play a significant role
in the research life of the Department. The salary for AY 2009-2010 for this position is
$54,500. Applicants must have a Ph.D. or equivalent degree in mathematics, computer
science, statistics, mathematics education or related field, and evidence of outstanding re-
search potential. Preference will be given to candidates in areas related to number theory
or dynamical systems.
Send vita and at least three (3) letters of recommendation, clearly indicating the position
being applied for, to: Appointments Committee; Dept. of Mathematics, Statistics, and
Computer Science; University of Illinois at Chicago; 851 S. Morgan (m/c 249); Box R; Chi-
cago, IL 60607. Applications through
mathjobs.org are encouraged. No e-mail applications
will be accepted. To ensure full consideration, materials must be received by December 31,
2009. However, we will continue considering candidates until all positions have been filled.
Minorities, persons with disabilities, and women are particularly encouraged to apply. UIC
is an AA/EOE.
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