Gee, I wonder if this is yet another one of those wonderful university position where you are asked to run a contract archaeology research program, bring in lots of money, support grad students, provide tons of overheads for your dean, teach several courses, sit on a zillion committees, and, oh yeah, they don't pay you anything or guarantee your position if the contracts run out. Been there. Done that. Come to think of it. I still am doing that. Isn't academe wonderful? PS. I hope I'm wrong about this position, but it kind makes me wonder why Elizabeth resigned from this sterling opportunity. Dan Mouer > > The following position announcement is for the director of the Contract > Archaeology program at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. I have just > resigned from this job to take a similar position at another university. > The Anthropology department asked me to post the notice. While I can > answer questions you might have about the job, any official > correspondence should be addressed to the department chair, Trudy > Turner,as indicated below, or to [log in to unmask] > > > University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Department of Anthropology, pending > budgetary approval, seeks applicants for Associate Scientist (Contract > Archaeologist and Associate Director Archaeological Research Laboratory) > position beginning March 1, 1997. This position includes obtaining and > administering grants and contracts, teaching, student advising and > professional service. Ph.D. in Eastern U.S. archaeology required. Submit > letter of interest, vita, and names of three references by January 25, 1997, > to Trudy Turner, Department of Anthropology, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee , > Milwaukee, WI 53201 (see: http://www.uwm.edu/Dept/Anthropology/). University > of Wisconsin is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer; minorities > and women are encouraged to apply. The names of those nominees and > applicants who have not requested that their identity be withheld and the > names of all finalists will be released upon request. >