Possible job for heterodox economists

["Lee, Frederic" <leefs@xxxxxxxx>]

A job which may be of interest to some of you--UNCA is North Carolina's
public liberal arts university, with a strong culture of
interdisciplinarity and collaboration, both within the Department of
Economics and among the faculty as a whole.  In addition to those
specialties listed, we would find candidates who are interested in teaching
in interdisciplinary programs such as Africana Studies, Humanities,
International Studies, and Women's Studies particularly attractive.  For
more information about the institution, see http://www.unca.edu.  Please
direct inquiries to Bruce Larson at the address below.

Best,
Jeff Konz
UNC-Asheville



>UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA at ASHEVILLE, Asheville, NC
>
>A1 General Economics
>E0 Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics
>G0 Financial Economics
>
>The Department of Economics seeks a broadly-educated economist whose
>first priority is excellence in undergraduate teaching in a liberal
>arts setting.  Teaching responsibilities will include managerial
>finance, principles of macroeconomics, money and banking, and
>additional courses, for example, intermediate macroeconomics or
>international economics.  Liberal arts experience is especially
>desirable; an interest in contributing to interdisciplinary programs
>is a definite plus.  The Ph.D. is required for a tenure track
>appointment as assistant professor beginning August 2004.  Please send
>application letter, curriculum vitae, copies of post-secondary
>transcripts, statement of teaching philosophy, copies of teaching
>evaluations, and three letters of recommendation (one should address
>teaching effectiveness and one should address expected date of degree
>completion).  Application review will begin in October and continue
>until the position is filled.  The department will interview at the
>AEA/ASSA meeting in January 2004.  The University of North Carolina at
>Asheville is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.  Women,
>minorities, and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
>Please contact: Bruce Larson, University of North Carolina at
>Asheville, One University Heights, Economics CPO 2110, Asheville, NC
>28804.
>