University of Arizona
The School of Library Science

Temporary Summer Teaching Positions

The School of Library Science will have temporary positions available for the 1997 Summer Session. Master's degree required, Ph.D. preferred, for teaching graduate classes. Two five week sessions plus an intersession make up the summer session at the University of Arizona. The intersession begins 19 May and ends 7 June. The first five week session begins 9 June and ends 10 July. The second five week session begins 14 July and ends 13 August. Courses taught during the intersession are taught 3 hours a day, Monday through Friday, for 3 weeks. The five week session courses are taught 2 hours a day, Monday through Friday, for five weeks.

The courses available are listed below:

Social Constructs of Information
Knowledge Structures I and II
Foundations for Library and Information Science
Research Methods I and II
Human Factors in Information Systems
Issues in Information Resources
Scholarly Communication
Planning and Evaluation
Expert Systems in Information Resources
Systems Analysis and Evaluation
Information Theory and Transfer
Advanced Information Resources
Health and Medical Informatics
Advanced Issues in Information Resources
Current Research Trends
Issues in Information Resources
Current Resources in School Libraries and
Advanced Topics in Information.

Application:

Submit vita, cover letter and the names, addresses, telephone numbers and e-mail of three persons we may contact for letters of recommendation. The cover letter must indicate which of the courses and session you wish to teach given the background presented in your vita. Review of applications will begin January 15, 1997 and will remain open until filled.

Submit all materials to:

C. D. Hurt, Director
School of Library Science
University of Arizona
1515 E. First Street
Tucson, AZ 85719

Email: cdh@u.arizona.edu