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Jeremy Butler <[log in to unmask]>
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Assistant Professor, Telecommunication and Film

The Department seeks a full time, tenure-track assistant professor,
beginning August 16, 2003, to teach graduate and undergraduate courses and
conduct programmatic research in broadcasting/cable/new media management,
sales, marketing, economics, law and policy. Candidates should have an
earned doctorate or be in the final stages of dissertation completion and
demonstrate potential for undergraduate and graduate teaching and for
developing a program of scholarship suitable for later tenure consideration.

Salary is nationally competitive.

Established in 1940, the Department has approximately 350 students in its
undergraduate and masters programs. It is one of five academic units in the
College of Communication and Information Sciences, which includes an
interdepartmental doctoral program and the Institute for Communication
Research. The College operates the professional production facilities of
the state's Center for Public Television and Radio, award-winning NPR
affiliate WUAL-FM, student radio station WVUA-FM, and Tuscaloosa's primary
commercial television station, WVUA- 7.

The University of Alabama, established in 1831 in Tuscaloosa, was named one
of the top-50 public universities in the nation in the US News & World
Report rankings for 2002. It has nearly 20,000 students, including 3,000
graduate students in 56 doctoral programs and a Carnegie classification of
"Doctoral/Research Universities-Extensive." Tuscaloosa is a
university-oriented community of nearly 100,000 located about fifty minutes
southwest of Birmingham, in the nation's 40th television market. It is a
morning's drive from the Smokey Mountains, Gulf Coast beaches, New Orleans,
Nashville and Atlanta. Additional information about the Department, the
College and the University, is available at www.tcf.ua.edu. Telephone
inquiries are welcome (205-348-6350).

Send application letter, vita/resume and names, addresses and phone numbers
of three references to:

Prof. Loy A. Singleton
Telecommunication and Film Department
University of Alabama
Box 870152
Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0152

Screening of applications begins December 3; however, applications will be
accepted until search is completed.

UA is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity employer. Women and
minorities are especially encouraged to apply.

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