Three-Year Visiting Assistant Professor

The Williams College Chemistry Department invites applications for a three-year assistant visiting professor position beginning July 2014 in the general areas of inorganic, materials, or analytical chemistry. Teaching responsibilities typically include three hours of lecture and two afternoons of lab per week. Specific courses each year will likely include two of the following four offerings: inorganic chemistry, materials chemistry, instrumental methods of analysis, or general chemistry. A Ph.D.

A question from an anonymous post doc...

"When your department has a tenure track opening do you send a member of the search committee to the ACS AEI poster session? What about when you are looking for visiting or adjunct faculty?"

I am sure the community has lots of different perspectives on this one.

-Flo

The Chemistry Department of The Cooper Union invites applications for a tenured/tenure-track faculty position. Candidates with strong backgrounds in analytical chemistry and instrumental analysis are particularly encouraged to apply.

You hopefully received an e-mail with a link to the DIC ballot. Please don't forget to take the time to vote for officers. The DIC has been a very generous supporter of IONiC and VIPEr historically and let's make sure that the community continues to have a voice in DIC governance.

The Chemistry Department of the U. S.

We are searching at Reed College for a 3-semester visitor in Inorganic Chemistry to begin in January 2014 and continue through the 2014-2015 academic year.  Please spread the word!  Here is the official search ad:

I just wanted to spread the word about another position opening.  Tell your analytical, environmental, or geochemistry friends.

We are searching at Hamilton College for a tenure-track physical chemist at the Assistant Professor level to start July 2014. Many inorganic chemists double as physical chemists and vice versa so I thought our position might be of interest here.

Dear Colleague,

 I am writing you to call your attention to a planned symposia entitled "Developing Inorganic Curriculum at the Undergraduate Level" at  upcoming the 247th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society in Dallas, TX March 16-20 2014 . 

A former supervisor of mine, Polly Arnold (Edinburgh), is launching a short film and book about women in science. Details can be found at: http://chemicalimbalance.co.uk/

I thought it would be useful to have a thread gethering resources that might be of interest to students and faculty looking to begin conversations about diversity and underrepresentation of various groups within their departments.