[e-drive][JOB: PROFESSOR THEATRE STUDIES , WOLFVILLE]

[Kaethe Yanovsky]

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The Department of English at Acadia University invites applications for
a tenure track position in Theatre Studies (Position # 10406) beginning
on 1 July 2003. Theatre Studies at Acadia has a long and distinguished
history. The Theatre Studies faculty delivers the Theatre program under
the aegis of the English department. The candidate must be grounded in
both practical and academic aspects of theatre. The appointee must be
able to direct productions, and to teach the Program's core courses in
acting and ensemble work. The candidate will also be required to teach
Theatre History, Dramatic Theory and Criticism, and one of the
following: Modern Drama, Canadian Drama, Playwriting, Drama in
Education, and Children's Theatre. The appointee should have a Ph. D. or
equivalent experience.

Applicants should forward a curriculum vita, degree transcripts, recent
official teaching evaluations, a sample publication and creative
portfolio, and arrange to have three letters of reference sent to Dr.
Richard A. Davies, Chair, Department Selection Committee, Acadia
University, Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada, B4P 2R6. Tel: (902)
585-1502; Fax: (902) 585-1070; E-mail, richard.davies at acadiau.ca.  The
closing date is Friday, December 13, 2002.

Acadia University is known for the Acadia Advantage initiative, which
incorporates computer technology into the learning process. Faculty
members are expected to explore the use of information technology in
teaching and exploit its application when they find it enhances the
learning environment. The University is committed to supporting these
endeavors.

In accordance with Canadian Immigration regulations, this advertisement
is directed in the first instance to Canadian citizens and permanent
residents. Acadia University is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

While budgetary approval has been granted for this position, Acadia
University reserves the right not to fill positions or to fill positions
at a level different from the advertised level or term.