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@ Professorship of Science and Civilization and Directorship of the James Martin Institute for Science and Civilization. University of Oxford
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 1 OUT 2003
The University of Oxford established the James Martin Institute for Science and Civilization at the end of 2002 with the generous support of the James Martin Trust. Its purposes are to identify science and technology issues likely to play especially critical roles in shaping the future world; to initiate and conduct research on such issues: to try to influence the course of technological and social change through the engagement of highest quality scholarship with key decision-makers in business, government, and civil society; to establish fellowship
programmes with the aim of bringing together leading scholars and practitioners around the world to do research; to establish a symposium programme to be styled a World Forum on Science and Civilization; and to
establish a teaching programme with the object of training future generations of world leaders. The University is seeking to appoint a Director, who will also be Professor of Science and Civilization. The successful candidate will be an interdisciplinary social scientist of distinction. The electors intend to proceed to an election with effect from 1 October 2003.
See http://www.admin.ox.ac.uk/fp/profofsci.shtml
Professor Steve Woolgar
Said Business School
University of Oxford
Park End Street
Oxford OX1 1HP
+44 (0)1865 288934
@ STANFORD UNIVERSITY: EUROPEAN FILM SEARCH
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 1 NOV 2003
Stanford University invites applications for an open rank search in Film Studies, with specialization in the history and criticism of Western European, Eastern European and/or Russian cinema, the appointment to begin
in the Fall of 2004.
The position requires teaching courses for both undergraduate and graduate students with a range of backgrounds and interests in film studies. The
successful candidate will be an active participant in the development and implementation of Stanford's new program in film and media studies in collaboration with colleagues in other relevant disciplines. He or she
will be appointed in the Department of Art and Art History or another appropriate department.
Junior candidates should send a letter of application, CV, dissertation abstract, and dissertation chapter and should arrange for three letters of recommendation to be forwarded. Senior candidates should submit a letter
of application, CV, statement of research interests, and the names of three references. Materials must be postmarked by November 1, 2003, and sent to:
Prof. Henry Breitrose, Chair, Film Studies Search, Office of the Dean, School of Humanities and Sciences, Building One, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305-2070. Stanford University is an affirmative action,
equal opportunity employer.
@ Fest Asst Coord, Guest Srvs: World. Sundance Film Festival.
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prazo/plazo/deadline: UNTIL FILLED
At Salt Lake City, UT Office, open from 08/15/2003 until filled
Description of Position
Boletim Eletronico do Projeto ProArte Brasil
Ano 7 N. 67 9/2003
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PARTE 3: OFERTAS DE TRABALHO / OFERTAS DE TRABAJO
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@ Professorship of Science and Civilization and Directorship of the James Martin Institute for Science and Civilization. University of Oxford
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 1 OUT 2003
The University of Oxford established the James Martin Institute for Science and Civilization at the end of 2002 with the generous support of the James Martin Trust. Its purposes are to identify science and technology issues likely to play especially critical roles in shaping the future world; to initiate and conduct research on such issues: to try to influence the course of technological and social change through the engagement of highest quality scholarship with key decision-makers in business, government, and civil society; to establish fellowship
programmes with the aim of bringing together leading scholars and practitioners around the world to do research; to establish a symposium programme to be styled a World Forum on Science and Civilization; and to
establish a teaching programme with the object of training future generations of world leaders. The University is seeking to appoint a Director, who will also be Professor of Science and Civilization. The successful candidate will be an interdisciplinary social scientist of distinction. The electors intend to proceed to an election with effect from 1 October 2003.
See http://www.admin.ox.ac.uk/fp/profofsci.shtml
Professor Steve Woolgar
Said Business School
University of Oxford
Park End Street
Oxford OX1 1HP
+44 (0)1865 288934
@ STANFORD UNIVERSITY: EUROPEAN FILM SEARCH
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 1 NOV 2003
Stanford University invites applications for an open rank search in Film Studies, with specialization in the history and criticism of Western European, Eastern European and/or Russian cinema, the appointment to begin
in the Fall of 2004.
The position requires teaching courses for both undergraduate and graduate students with a range of backgrounds and interests in film studies. The
successful candidate will be an active participant in the development and implementation of Stanford's new program in film and media studies in collaboration with colleagues in other relevant disciplines. He or she
will be appointed in the Department of Art and Art History or another appropriate department.
Junior candidates should send a letter of application, CV, dissertation abstract, and dissertation chapter and should arrange for three letters of recommendation to be forwarded. Senior candidates should submit a letter
of application, CV, statement of research interests, and the names of three references. Materials must be postmarked by November 1, 2003, and sent to:
Prof. Henry Breitrose, Chair, Film Studies Search, Office of the Dean, School of Humanities and Sciences, Building One, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305-2070. Stanford University is an affirmative action,
equal opportunity employer.
@ Fest Asst Coord, Guest Srvs: World. Sundance Film Festival.
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prazo/plazo/deadline: UNTIL FILLED
At Salt Lake City, UT Office, open from 08/15/2003 until filled
Description of Position
This position reports to: Guest Services Manager; World Coordinator
Position start date: Dember 1, 2003
Position end date: January 30, 2004
Salary: $1600/month
Seasonal employment status: Full Time Hours
Primary Purpose of Position: The World On Site Coordinator is assigned to handling the at-festival needs of half of the World Category films. This position will be working under the World Coordinator before the festival and independently during the festival on the films assigned. Acting as a liaison between the guest and the festival, the World On site Coordinator is responsible for representing the Sundance Institute to filmmakers and guests: coordinating all screenings, arranging transportation (if needed), interpreters and assisting with schedule arrangements during the festival. Beyond these important administrative tasks, the FMC acts as a friendly host and is the primary contact for the guest during his involvement with the festival organization.
Job Responsibilities
Pre-Festival
Minimum work hours 9 am - 6 pm weekdays, some weekends and extended hours required as needed
Work with World Coordinator to split up the films in a way that makes sense
Correspond and communicate with all guests in a timely fashion
Compile: benefits packages (includes all tickets); complete schedule of events for each guest; program book with one-sheets for each guest
Work as a team with all other members of the filmmaker services department and assist others as needed
Other duties as assigned
Festival
Minimum work hours 8 am - 6 pm throughout festival, includes weekends and extended hours
Assist with move to, setting up and tearing down of festival office in Park City
Greet guests upon arrival, distribute packages, discuss schedule
Check in daily with filmmakers you are assigned to
Work with World programmer and World Coordinator to meet the needs of all World filmmakers
Host each guest throughout their stay at the festival; cover key screenings and all relevant program-wide events
Other duties as assigned
Job Qualifications
Knowledge, Skills, and Education
1.Excellent interpersonal communication
2.Professional office and telephone etiquette
3.Event management and coordination experience
4.Appropriate interaction with high-profile individuals
5.Email, internet, Excel, Word, Filemaker Pro, Mail merge computer skills necessary
6.Maturity in decision making and communication
Problem Solving / Decision Making
This job requires the ability to work independently and make decisions based on Sundance Institute policy. Must be able to think and act quickly under pressure, handle tight deadlines and juggle many things at once.
@ Fest Asst, Shorts Film Program. Sundance Film Festival.
At Beverly Hills, CA Office, open from 08/18/2003 until filled
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prazo/plazo/deadline: UNTIL FILLED
This position reports to: Senior Programmer
Position start date:September 15, 2004
Position end date:November 30, 2004
Starting salary:$1,600.00 per month
Seasonsal employment status: Full-time hours
Primary Purpose of Position: To assist the Shorts programming team in organizing and maintaining the short film screening process. Primarily assisting the administrative responsibilities of the program.
Job Responsibilities
Pre-Festival
Check in short films and assist in managing submission process
Assist in maintaining tracking list. Make sure tracking list films are pulled and given to proper programmer
Assist in coordinating shorts screening process - getting tapes to and from screeners, getting coverage from screeners, organizing coverage
Assist in getting animation shorts to animation screener
Assist in monitoring screener's progress
Assist in organizing shorts office shelves, making sure recommended titles are in the correct place.
Occasionally run tapes to programmers and senior programmer
Work with Programming Manager to ensure all press/stills/bios etc are available for highly rated films
Assist in sending out invitation letters/faxes to accepted films
Assist in collecting background /support materials and contact information from accepted films
Assist in answering programmer
phone- return calls, emails and correspondence
Job Qualifications
Knowledge, Skills, and Education
1.Employee is required to have authorization to work in the United States.
2.Must have basic computer skills.
3.Must have a car, the ability to work flexible hours (including holidays, nights and weekends), work in a frenetic team environment and possess excellent organizational skills.
4.Good writing skills are a plus.
Additional Information
@ Fest Coord, Guest Srvs: Panels. Sundance Film Festival
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prazo/plazo/deadline: UNTIL FILLED
At Salt Lake City, UT Office, open from 08/18/2003 until filled
Description of Position
This position reports to: Festival Manager - Guest Services
Position start date: November 19, 2003
Position end date: February 6, 2004
Starting salary: $1800/month
Seasonal employment status: 2.5 months at full-time hours
Primary Purpose of Position:
The Panelists Coordinator is assigned to a specific group of festival invited guests. These guests include filmmakers, cinematographers, screenwriters and others invited to speak on a panel. Acting as a liaison between the panelists and the festival, the coordinator is responsible for representing the Sundance Institute to guests: coordinating all benefits, providing all necessary information prior to the festival and assisting with schedule arrangements during the festival. Beyond these important administrative tasks, the coordinator acts as a friendly host and is the primary contact for the guest during his involvement with the festival organization.
Job Responsibilities
Pre-Festival
Minimum work hours 9 am - 6 pm weekdays, some weekends and extended hours required as needed
Oversee all guest benefits, coordinate travel, lodging and schedules
Work with Panels programming, House of Docs programming and Digital Center programming to determine who is coming in for each panel.
Work with Travel Zone to arrange travel for specified guests.
Correspond and communicate with all guests in a timely fashion
Compile: benefits packages (includes all tickets); complete schedule of events for each guest; program book with one-sheets for each guest
Work as a team with all other members of the Guest services department and assist others as needed
Other duties as assigned
Festival
Minimum work hours 8 am - 7 pm throughout festival, includes weekends and extended hours
Assist with move to, setting up and tearing down of festival office in Park City
Greet guests upon arrival, distribute packages, discuss schedule
Host each guest throughout their stay at the festival; cover key screenings and all relevant program-wide events
Other duties as assigned
Post Festival
Minimum work hours 9 am - 5 pm
Assist in the breakdown and clean-up of festival office in Salt Lake City
Compile, organize and catalogue all program materials
Compile wrap-up book with all information, correspondence and relevant documents for each program
Write a complete wrap-up: evaluation of the job, the department and all relevant comments on other departments and the festival as a whole
Other duties as assigned
Job Qualifications
Knowledge, Skills, and Education
1.Employee has legal authorization to work in the United States.
2.Excellent interpersonal communication
3.Professional office and telephone etiquette
4.Event management and coordination experience
5.Appropriate interaction with high-profile individuals
6.Email, internet, Excel, Word, Filemaker Pro, Mail merge computer skills necessary
7.Maturity in decision making and communication
Problem Solving / Decision Making
This job requires the ability to work independently and make decisions based on Sundance Institute policy. Must be able to think and act quickly under pressure, handle tight deadlines and juggle many things at once.
@ TWO JOB OPENINGS AT THE DEPARTMENT OF MEDIA STUDIES, UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 10 OUT 2003
> 1. Full Professor of FILM STUDIES (tenured, fulltime)
> 2. Associate Professor (senior lecturer) of Television and Popular Culture (tenured, fulltime)
Job Qualifications
Knowledge, Skills, and Education
1.Employee is required to have authorization to work in the United States.
2.Must have basic computer skills.
3.Must have a car, the ability to work flexible hours (including holidays, nights and weekends), work in a frenetic team environment and possess excellent organizational skills.
4.Good writing skills are a plus.
Additional Information
@ Fest Coord, Guest Srvs: Panels. Sundance Film Festival
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prazo/plazo/deadline: UNTIL FILLED
At Salt Lake City, UT Office, open from 08/18/2003 until filled
Description of Position
This position reports to: Festival Manager - Guest Services
Position start date: November 19, 2003
Position end date: February 6, 2004
Starting salary: $1800/month
Seasonal employment status: 2.5 months at full-time hours
Primary Purpose of Position:
The Panelists Coordinator is assigned to a specific group of festival invited guests. These guests include filmmakers, cinematographers, screenwriters and others invited to speak on a panel. Acting as a liaison between the panelists and the festival, the coordinator is responsible for representing the Sundance Institute to guests: coordinating all benefits, providing all necessary information prior to the festival and assisting with schedule arrangements during the festival. Beyond these important administrative tasks, the coordinator acts as a friendly host and is the primary contact for the guest during his involvement with the festival organization.
Job Responsibilities
Pre-Festival
Minimum work hours 9 am - 6 pm weekdays, some weekends and extended hours required as needed
Oversee all guest benefits, coordinate travel, lodging and schedules
Work with Panels programming, House of Docs programming and Digital Center programming to determine who is coming in for each panel.
Work with Travel Zone to arrange travel for specified guests.
Correspond and communicate with all guests in a timely fashion
Compile: benefits packages (includes all tickets); complete schedule of events for each guest; program book with one-sheets for each guest
Work as a team with all other members of the Guest services department and assist others as needed
Other duties as assigned
Festival
Minimum work hours 8 am - 7 pm throughout festival, includes weekends and extended hours
Assist with move to, setting up and tearing down of festival office in Park City
Greet guests upon arrival, distribute packages, discuss schedule
Host each guest throughout their stay at the festival; cover key screenings and all relevant program-wide events
Other duties as assigned
Post Festival
Minimum work hours 9 am - 5 pm
Assist in the breakdown and clean-up of festival office in Salt Lake City
Compile, organize and catalogue all program materials
Compile wrap-up book with all information, correspondence and relevant documents for each program
Write a complete wrap-up: evaluation of the job, the department and all relevant comments on other departments and the festival as a whole
Other duties as assigned
Job Qualifications
Knowledge, Skills, and Education
1.Employee has legal authorization to work in the United States.
2.Excellent interpersonal communication
3.Professional office and telephone etiquette
4.Event management and coordination experience
5.Appropriate interaction with high-profile individuals
6.Email, internet, Excel, Word, Filemaker Pro, Mail merge computer skills necessary
7.Maturity in decision making and communication
Problem Solving / Decision Making
This job requires the ability to work independently and make decisions based on Sundance Institute policy. Must be able to think and act quickly under pressure, handle tight deadlines and juggle many things at once.
@ TWO JOB OPENINGS AT THE DEPARTMENT OF MEDIA STUDIES, UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 10 OUT 2003
> 1. Full Professor of FILM STUDIES (tenured, fulltime)
> 2. Associate Professor (senior lecturer) of Television and Popular Culture (tenured, fulltime)
> For extensive information on the job openings, please go to www.uva.nl/vacatures . Then click on "english" and "vacancies" and you will find the precise description of these jobs and instructions for applicants. Please sumit your resume and cover letter before October 10, 2003.
@ Two tenure-track Assistant Professor Positions in the Department of Communication Studies at Northeastern University. (Boston, USA)
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 30 NOV 2003
Northeastern University, located in the heart of Boston, Massachusetts, invites applications for two tenure-track full-time assistant professor positions in the Department of Communication Studies, beginning Fall 2004.
The Department of Communication Studies at Northeastern is an innovative, teaching and research department comprised of three concentrations: Media
Studies, Organizational Communication and Public Communication. Its mission is to develop both its research and teaching in a way that advances critical thinking into practice and application. The two positions are designed to strengthen our media studies concentration which has been developing a cultural studies approach to media analysis and production.
Position One: Media Studies with production experience. We are seeking applicants with a doctorate (or the completion of the doctorate prior to commencing the position) with research areas and teaching expertise that
demonstrate a capacity to teach video and/or audio production courses as well as critical analyses of media. Secondary areas of teaching and research strengths may include new media studies, research methods and
advertising. Some industry experience would be preferred.
Position Two: Media Studies with an expertise in media and cultural theory/Media History and/or media and cultural policy, political economy.
We are seeking applicants with a doctorate (or completion of the doctorate prior to commencing the position) with research and teaching expertise that
intersects with media and cultural theory. A capacity to develop courses in media and technological history and/or media and cultural policy, and political economy would be advantageous and preferred. Other areas of
strength may include community media, new media, television/radio studies, research methods or advertising.
Successful applicants will also have a demonstrated commitment to achieving and maintaining diversity in higher education. Northeastern University particularly welcomes applications from women, minorities, and persons with disabilities. Applicants should make it clear which of the positions they are applying for and address the selection criteria specifically in their letter of application.
Application Deadline: Applications will be accepted until November 30, 2003. The position is contingent on final budgetary approval. Please send a letter of application addressing the selection criteria specifically, curriculum vitae and three references letters to:
Professor P. David Marshall, Search Committee Chair and Chair Department of Communication Studies
Northeastern University
360 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02115
d.marshall@...
You can learn more about the Department of Communication Studies by visiting its home page at http://www.commstudies@...
@ Instituto Criar de TV e Cinema PROCURA PROFESSORES DE VIDEO ensinar tecnicas de audiovisual para jovens de baixa renda
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prazo/plazo/deadline: N/C
O Instituto Criar de TV e Cinema e uma entidade sem fins lucrativos que vai ensinar tecnicas de audiovisual para jovens de baixa renda. O Instituto esta sendo formatado e comecara a operar no ano letivo de 2004. Os 100 alunos, de 16 a 20 anos, serao escolhidos em uma rede de ONGs que o Instituto esta formando. Eles tem que demonstrar interesse e talento especifico, e cursar pelo menos a 7a serie.
O Criar tera 10 oficinas tecnicas, que durarao 8 meses -- de marco a dezembro. Sao elas:
* roteiro
* edicao
* producao
* computacao grafica
* camera
* operacao de audio
* operacao de luz
* cenografia
* maquiagem e cabelo
* figurino
Estamos procurando pessoas da area para ser os nossos professores. E necessario muito conhecimento tecnico e grande vontade de ensinar. O recrutamento esta sendo feito, e o os professores serao escolhidos ate o final de outubro. Para saber mais detalhes, como carga horaria e salario, por favor entrar em contato com Tete Ribeiro, no email
teteribeiro@... (www.institutocriar.org), ou
no telefone 3044.1014.
@ full-time professor. Co-Director of the Program in Computer Music and Multimedia. The Department of Music at Brown University
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prazo/plazo/deadline: N/C
The Department of Music at Brown Universityis conducting a search for a full-time professor at any rank, prominent in the field of computer music, with professional interests in multimedia, for a leadership position as the Co-Director of the Program in Computer Music and Multimedia. This new hire will play a key role in developing interdisciplinary curricula and research areas with other departments at Brown and with the Digital Media Program at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD).
We are looking for a colleague of international standing with strong technical skills, an active career in research and artistic production, and demonstrated excellence in university-level teaching. Teaching will include undergraduate and graduate courses in computer music, along with other areas, depending on candidate's expertise and program needs.
For a full description of the job see:
http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Music/facultyhiring.html
For more info contact:
Todd_Winkler@...
@ Lecturer B/Senior Lecturer in Film Studies. School of Drama, Film and Visual Arts. University of Kent, UK
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 10 OUT 2003
Lecturer B #26,270-#37,629 Senior Lecturer #35,252-#43,067
This post has been created to further enhance research excellence in Film while extending the range of subjects taught within its single and joint honours programmes.
Applicants will offer good general knowledge of contemporary historical, critical and theoretical issues in Film Studies, along with expertise in area[s] that would complement or extend the existing range of specialisms in the current programmes. All applicants will have a strong record of research and publication; those applying for a Senior Lectureship should have a substantial research profile, appropriate to a submission seeking the equivalent of 5* in previous RAE terms.
Closing date for receipt of applications: 10th October 2003. [Please indicate whether you wish to be considered for the Lecturer B or Senior Lecturer post.] Interviews will be held on Monday 27th October. The post
will be tenable from January 1st 2004 (or as soon as possible thereafter, by mutual agreement).
Please telephone the UoK Personnel Office for further particulars and application details on +441227 827837 [24 hours] or email personnel@... quoting reference number AO412. Text phone users please
telephone 01227 824145.
Dr Catherine Grant
Film Studies, SDFVA
University of Kent
Canterbury
Kent CT2 7NX
tel. +44 (0)1227 823749
email c.a.grant@...
Estamos procurando pessoas da area para ser os nossos professores. E necessario muito conhecimento tecnico e grande vontade de ensinar. O recrutamento esta sendo feito, e o os professores serao escolhidos ate o final de outubro. Para saber mais detalhes, como carga horaria e salario, por favor entrar em contato com Tete Ribeiro, no email
teteribeiro@... (www.institutocriar.org), ou
no telefone 3044.1014.
@ full-time professor. Co-Director of the Program in Computer Music and Multimedia. The Department of Music at Brown University
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prazo/plazo/deadline: N/C
The Department of Music at Brown Universityis conducting a search for a full-time professor at any rank, prominent in the field of computer music, with professional interests in multimedia, for a leadership position as the Co-Director of the Program in Computer Music and Multimedia. This new hire will play a key role in developing interdisciplinary curricula and research areas with other departments at Brown and with the Digital Media Program at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD).
We are looking for a colleague of international standing with strong technical skills, an active career in research and artistic production, and demonstrated excellence in university-level teaching. Teaching will include undergraduate and graduate courses in computer music, along with other areas, depending on candidate's expertise and program needs.
For a full description of the job see:
http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Music/facultyhiring.html
For more info contact:
Todd_Winkler@...
@ Lecturer B/Senior Lecturer in Film Studies. School of Drama, Film and Visual Arts. University of Kent, UK
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 10 OUT 2003
Lecturer B #26,270-#37,629 Senior Lecturer #35,252-#43,067
This post has been created to further enhance research excellence in Film while extending the range of subjects taught within its single and joint honours programmes.
Applicants will offer good general knowledge of contemporary historical, critical and theoretical issues in Film Studies, along with expertise in area[s] that would complement or extend the existing range of specialisms in the current programmes. All applicants will have a strong record of research and publication; those applying for a Senior Lectureship should have a substantial research profile, appropriate to a submission seeking the equivalent of 5* in previous RAE terms.
Closing date for receipt of applications: 10th October 2003. [Please indicate whether you wish to be considered for the Lecturer B or Senior Lecturer post.] Interviews will be held on Monday 27th October. The post
will be tenable from January 1st 2004 (or as soon as possible thereafter, by mutual agreement).
Please telephone the UoK Personnel Office for further particulars and application details on +441227 827837 [24 hours] or email personnel@... quoting reference number AO412. Text phone users please
telephone 01227 824145.
Dr Catherine Grant
Film Studies, SDFVA
University of Kent
Canterbury
Kent CT2 7NX
tel. +44 (0)1227 823749
email c.a.grant@...
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