----------------------------Original message---------------------------- JOB ANNOUNCEMENT BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY, DEPARTMENT OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS especially encourages minority candidates to apply for an anticipated tenure-track assistant professor position. While a Ph.D. in communication is preferred, advanced Ph.D. candidates including those from allied fields will be considered. Areas of specialization are open; preference may be given to individuals with teaching and research interests in the areas of media history, media economics, political communication, international telecommunications, broadcast writing and production, quantitative methods and/or new technologies. Duties include teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in the person's area of specialization, serving on dissertation and thesis committees, research activity and service. Subject to the availability of funding, the position will begin August, 1992. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to work with colleagues in a variety of inter-disciplinary programs including Women's Studies and Ethnic Studies and to participate in teaching courses to meet the University's new general education requirement in Cultural Diversity. BGSU is a residential campus located 20 minutes south of Toledo and an hour south of Ann Arbor/Detroit with 17,000 students and 15 doctoral programs, including mass communication. The university has made a commitment to the enhancement of graduate education as one of its goals, and the Department of Telecommunications is a beneficiary of that effort. Salary, teaching load, and research opportunities are highly attractive. Interested persons should send a letter describing their research and teaching interests, a curriculum vitae, and three letters of reference to: Dr. Bruce C. Klopfenstein, Chair Department of Telecommunications 322 West Hall Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, OH 43403-0235 In order to receive full consideration, all applications should be received by 2 December 1991. Bowling Green State University as an AA/EEO institution is demonstrating a commitment to diversifying its faculty.