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> Boyce Postdoctoral Fellowship in Geology at Colgate University
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> The Department of Geology at Colgate University invites applications and nominations for the Boyce Postdoctoral Fellowship. The fellowship is awarded for one or two years and includes an annual salary of $36,000 plus health benefits, moving expenses and funds for travel and research. The Boyce Fellowship is intended to attract scholars who received the PHD a maximum of four years prior to the appointment date. The department wishes to attract candidates whose background will compliment, but not overlap, current expertise in the department and whose research could productively use our existing analytical facilities. We are especially interested in geoscientists with experience in new and emerging fields who anticipate a career that would combine undergraduate teaching and research. The appointment will begin in early summer, 2005 to permit involvement in our summer field program. The teaching load for the Boyce Fellow will be two courses during the regular academic year. Please visit the Department> '> s website http://departments.colgate.edu/geology/ for information regarding our facilities, programs and faculty expertise.
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> Applicants should submit a curriculum vita including publications, addresses and email addresses of at least three potential referees and a letter describing plans for teaching and research during the Boyce Fellowship appointment. Application materials should be received by January 15, 2005. Materials should be sent to: Boyce Fellowship, Department of Geology, 13 Oak Drive, Colgate University, Hamilton, NY 13346. Contact Bruce Selleck, Chair, Department of Geology at 315-228-7949 or [log in to unmask] Colgate is an affirmative action employer with a strong commitment to hiring a diverse faculty. Applications from candidates that would enhance that diversity are strongly encouraged.
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