[UAI] Computer Science Faculty Positions at Univ of Vermont

From: Xindong Wu (xwu@emba.uvm.edu)
Date: Mon Dec 10 2001 - 09:39:23 PST

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    University of Vermont
    Faculty Positions in Computer Science

    After a successful search for two faculty members in 2001, the
    Department of Computer Science at the University of Vermont invites
    applications for two additional tenure-track faculty, commencing with
    the 2002-03 academic year. The University of Vermont, one of the top
    public national universities
    (http://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/college/rankings/natudoc/natudoc_pubs.htm),
    is located in Burlington, Vermont. It offers a supportive research
    environment in a relatively small city that repeatedly has drawn
    national attention for offering a high quality of life. The greater
    Burlington area includes 125,000 people, and is situated on the shores
    of Lake Champlain between the Green Mountains of Vermont and the
    Adirondack Mountains of New York. Burlington and the surrounding area
    provide an environment rich in cultural, family, and sporting
    activities. The Department of Computer Science offers programs in the
    College of Engineering and Mathematics and the College of Arts and
    Sciences, as well as a joint program with the School of Business
    Administration.

    Position 1: Associate or Assistant Professor. Candidates in
    networking and systems, software engineering, programming languages,
    human-computer interaction or parallel/distributed computing are most
    sought. Candidates in any area of computer science will be considered
    seriously. Our faculty are involved in the forefront of research in
    knowledge and data engineering, software engineering, and
    computational sciences. We are seeking to complement and further
    strengthen our existing research and teaching activities in these
    areas.

    Position 2: Assistant Professor in COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY. A new
    concentration in computational biology has been established in the
    Colleges of Medicine, Agricultural and Life Sciences, Engineering and
    Mathematics, and Arts and Sciences. Candidates with research
    interests or experience in computational biology or bioinformatics are
    invited to apply. Through a major Department of Energy grant that
    commenced in July 2000, the startup package includes summer support,
    seed research grant, and reduced teaching obligations.

    Candidates for either position should have a strong research record,
    hold a doctorate in Computer Science or a closely related field, and
    have broad teaching abilities and interests. Current teaching
    responsibilities typically consist of three computer science courses
    per year with average enrollments of 25 students. These
    responsibilities will be reduced to two courses per year for the first
    two years for successful position 2 candidates. Please send a letter
    of interest indicating the position sought, a curriculum vitae, a
    statement of teaching experience and interests, a statement of
    research interests and aspirations to, and arrange for at least three
    letters of reference to be sent to

           Chair, Faculty Search, Position (1 or 2),
           Department of Computer Science,
           University of Vermont,
           Burlington, VT 05405.

    Complete applications received by January 21, 2002 will be fully
    considered. For more information about the Department and the
    University please see http://www.cs.uvm.edu or send email to
    cssearch@cs.uvm.edu.

    The University of Vermont is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity
    employer and encourages applications from women and members of
    minority groups.



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