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Baylor University (Texas) ... Source: chronicle.com --- 19 days ago
Institute For Tourism Studies, Macao (Macau) ... Source: chronicle.com --- 20 days ago
United International College (China) ... Source: chronicle.com --- 11 days ago
Qatar University (Qatar) ... Source: chronicle.com --- 6 days ago
Baylor University (Texas) ... Source: linguistlist.org --- 40 days ago
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This will be a full-time, non-tenure accruing position. Primary responsibilities will be to provide care for older adults in various clinical venues (nursing homes, outpatient clinics, out/inpatient consult, clinical research studies) as well as assist with any other educational or clinical [...] ... Source: www.tft.ucla.edu --- 2 days ago
Wed Oct 8, 2008 -- Alumna and professor Felicia D. Henderson 's current TV project as a writer and creative producer, J.J. Abrams's sci-fi conspiracy thriller "Fringe," has become one of the new season's first major hits, and one of the first to be picked up for a full 22-episode order by its network, Fox. Henderson, whose undergraduate major at UCLA, and first career path, was in Pyscho-Biology, says "writing for 'Fringe' represents all the disparate parts of my life coming together -- from my undergraduate science classes to my research Assistant days, from writing sitcoms to writing relationship dramas. This is the first writing/producing gig I've ever had that requires me to use both sides of my brain and synthesize all of what I've studied, learned, and am passionate about." A hard-working television professional with several hit series on her resume, Henderson finds time to fill additional roles at UCLA, as a Lecturer in the Producers Program and as an M.F.A. candidate in Cinema and Media Studies. She moved from working as a lab Assistant at school into "conventional business" after graduation, then earned an MBA at the University of Georgia. Working her first job at job at NBC she fell in love with the craft of writing. Henderson has worked steadily ever since on such programs as "Family Matters," "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air" and "Moesha," before being hired to create Showtime's "Soul Food: The Series." Most recently, she was ... Source: blog.lib.umn.edu --- 33 days ago
The Department of English welcomes LaRose Davis, who won the prestigious Graduate School Postdoctoral Fellowship and chose to be housed in English. Davis comes from Emory University where her work has centered on African American and American Indian literary and cultural intersections. Olabode Ibironke will be our CIC Postdoctoral Fellow: He has a doctorate from Michigan State University and specializes in African literary history and postcolonial literary theory. Jan Hein Hoogstad is a visiting Assistant professor fall semester from the University of Amsterdam; he is teaching Medial Operations: Sound, Music & Digitality. Other visiting adjunct faculty include Debra Blake, Joe Hughes, Tim Jones, Emily Swanson (PhD 2008), and Michael Tortorello. Finally our CIC Fellow from last year, Dan Mrozowski, who students voted "best Lecturer of 2008," returns this year to teach a variety of courses on American literature and literary theory. ... Source: www.tft.ucla.edu --- 15 days ago
Fri Sep 26, 2008 -- UCLA alums are linked to 15 of the nominations announced for the 19th annual LA Stage Alliance Ovation Awards . Hard-working acting alum Larry Cedar '76, MFA '78 will contend for an Ovation as "Featured Actor in a Musical," for his work in the Reprise Theater Company's revival of "Li'l Abner." And two faculty members are both in the runningfor the "Sound Design - Large Theater" nod, Visiting Assistant Professor David Beaudry , for the Rubicon Theatre Company's "Bus Stop," and Lecturer Jonathan Burke , for the Cabrillo Music Theatre's "Singin' in the Rain" -- which was also nominated in the "Musical - Large Theatre" category. The direction of Brian Kite '91, MFA '04 drove "Driving Miss Daisy," at the La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts, to a brace of nominations; for performers Morgan Rosler ("Featured Actor in a Play") and Lance E. Nichols ("Lead Actor in a Play"), and for the production itself, which is up for one of the evening's top accolades in the category "Play - Large Theatre." The School's distinguished theatrical partners at The Geffen Playhouse, guided by Producing Director Professor Gil Cates and by its Production Manager, Academic Administrator Dan Ionazzi , snagged a total of eight nominations for several productions. "The Quality of Life" ("Play - Intimate Theatre") was noted both for Jane Anderson's playwriting and for her direction, along with the work of performers Laurie Metcalf, JoBeth Will ... Source: www.uvm.edu --- 17 days ago
Millions of Americans buy clothes, cars and houses for virtual representations of themselves called avatars in internet-based virtual worlds like Second Life. Why would someone spend money they earned in their real life to pay for a virtual one? That's what Carolyn Bonifield, Assistant professor in the School of Business Administration, and Amy Tomas, a Lecturer in the School of Business Administration intend to find out. -- Delivered by Feed43 service ... Source: chronicle.com --- 103 days ago
Marist College (New York) ... Source: chronicle.com --- 78 days ago
United International College (China) ... Source: www.jobs.ac.uk --- 92 days ago
Department of Experimental Physics - National University of Ireland Maynooth / Date of entry: 11/07/08 ... Source: www.jobs.ac.uk --- 91 days ago
Department of Biology - National University of Ireland Maynooth / Date of entry: 11/07/08 ... Source: connect.educause.edu --- 23 days ago
This forty-three minute podcast, we feature a panel discussion from the EDUCAUSE 2007 Annual Conference. The panel, " Teaching & Learning Experiences in a User-Created Virtual World ,"shares their experiences with teaching in Second Life. Using the interaction combinations integration model they developed as a framework, the panel describes the projects, outcomes, and gives some recommendations. The panel includes: David M. Antonacci , Director of Teaching & Learning Technologies, The University of Kansas Medical Center Stephanie Gerald , Educational Technologist, The University of Kansas Medical Center Randolph Hollingsworth , Assistant Provost for Integrated Academic Services, University of Kentucky Edward Lamoureux , Associate Professor, Multimedia Program and Department of Communication, Bradley University Nicholas S. Noakes , Director, Center for Enhanced Learning and Teaching, Hong Kong University of Science & Technology David Thomas , Lecturer, School of Architecture and Planning, University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center Session convener: Mary Jane Clerkin , Coordinator of Online Faculty Support, Berkeley College ... Source: www.jobs.ac.uk --- 65 days ago
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science / St Augustine Trinidad and Tobago - University of the West Indies / Date of entry: 07/08/08 ... Source: www.jobs.ac.uk --- 93 days ago
Department of Electronic Engineering - National University of Ireland Maynooth / Date of entry: 11/07/08 ... Source: www.jobs.ac.uk --- 25 days ago
School of Postgraduate Medicine - University of Hertfordshire / Date of entry: 17/09/08 ... Source: www.jobs.ac.uk --- 96 days ago
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