Trinity College (Hartford, CT) is seeking to fill a position in
Neurochemistry and Analytical Chemistry. The position is ideal for
an individual with interests in combining undergraduate teaching and
original research at a top-notch liberal arts institution. Below is the
text of our ad, as it appeared in Science, with the address to which
applications and inquiries can be sent. As a Neuroscience representative on
the Search Committee, I am also available to answer questions.
Daniel G. Blackburn
Associate Professor of Biology
Trinity College
daniel.blackburn at trincoll.edu
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ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY / NEUROCHEMISTRY
The Department of Chemistry at Trinity College invites applications for a
tenure track position in Analytical Chemistry/ Neurochemistry to begin in
the Fall of1995. Candidates should have a Ph.D. degree in analytical
chemistry withresearch emphasis in neurochemistry, and be prepared to teach
courses in analytical chemistry, instrumental analysis and introductory
chemistry. Since 40% of the teaching load will be in the Neuroscience
Program, teaching responsibilities also include introductory and advanced
courses in neurochemistry. Research with undergraduate students from
chemistry and neuroscience is expected. Institutional support for research
will be provided. The Department has excellent modern instrumentation
including, GC/LC-MS, HPLC, GC, FT-IR, AAS, SEM/EDX, XRD, and a 300 MHz NMR.
The Chemistry Department is certified by the American Chemical Society and
offers majors in Chemistry and Biochemistry. Members of groups affected by
affirmative action guidelines are strongly encouraged to apply.
Consideration of applications will begin on January 31, 1995, and will
continue until the position is filled. Send a detailed CV,transcripts, a
brief description of research plans, and three letters of recommendation to:
Dr. Richard V. Prigodich, Chairman, Department of Chemistry, Trinity
College, Hartford, CT 06106. 203-297-2210 Email:richard.prigodich at mail.
trincoll.edu (Internet). An AA/EO Institution.
