| Elected to a College Lectureship and Fellowship in Law for five years from 1 October 2009: |
Sophie Turenne, M.A., Ph.D., Paris II
| Elected to a College Lectureship and Fellowship in Law for five years from 1 October 2009: |
Christopher Mark Watkin, M.A., Ph.D.
| Elected as Director of Music for one year from 1 October 2009: |
Stephen Varcoe, Ph.D., York
| Elected to a Bye-Fellowship for one year from 1 October 2009: |
Ruth Ahnert, M.Phil.
Claire Adriana Martin, M.B., B.Chir., MRCP
Meredith Murphy Thomas, M.Sc., Michigan, Ph.D.
Amendment to an election announced on 15 July 2009 (Reporter, p. 998):
Elected to a Stipendiary Research Fellowship in Science for three years from 1 October 2009:
Anne Dhulesia, B.Sc., ENS Paris
Applications are invited for a College Lectureship and Official Fellowship in History. The person appointed will be expected to share directing studies in History, to teach undergraduates in small groups for a number of hours during each of the twenty teaching weeks of the year, and to pursue an independent research programme. The post is for a fixed term of five years, and will attract a salary in the range of £20,538 to £34,767 a year (pensionable) according to qualifications and experience, as well as the wide range of benefits available to College Fellows. The post is full time, but applications proposing part-time appointments (at least 50%), will also be considered.
Applications will be considered from specialists in any period of British or continental European history. Details of the undergraduate courses are available at http://www.hist.cam.ac.uk/undergraduate/index.html; the ability to teach more than one of the Part I papers, or generic skills for historians, may be an advantage.
Further particulars are available at http://www.newhall.cam.ac.uk/vacancies/ or from the College Administrator, Murray Edwards College, New Hall, Cambridge, CB3 0DF (tel. 01223 762789, email skg22@cam.ac.uk). Application letters including a curriculum vitae and research outline should reach the College Administrator by 14 August 2009; candidates should also arrange for three confidential references to reach the College Administrator by the same date.
Applications are invited for a College Lectureship and Official Fellowship in Mathematics. The person appointed will be expected to direct studies for the Mathematical Tripos, to teach undergraduates in small groups for a number of hours during each of the twenty teaching weeks of the year, and to pursue an independent research programme.
The College will consider applications from those who hold an existing post in the University (e.g. a University Teaching Officer, or post-doctoral researcher) and from fourth-year doctoral students holding no other employment but seeking an academic career. The person appointed would receive between £5,490 (four hours) a year and £7,050 (six hours) a year as College Lecturer, Official Fellow, and Director of Studies for eight students, plus a wide range of benefits as a College Fellow including sabbatical leave. In addition, a University Teaching Officer would also receive £6,000 a year towards the costs of their research, and a doctoral student would receive £4,000 a year.
Applications will be considered from specialists in any area of mathematics. Details of the undergraduate courses are available at http://www.maths.cam.ac.uk/undergrad/course/. The ability to teach parts of both first and second year (IA and IB) courses would be an advantage.
Further particulars are available at http://www.newhall.cam.ac.uk/vacancies/ or from the College Administrator, Murray Edwards College, New Hall, Cambridge, CB3 0DF (tel. 01223 762789, email skg22@cam.ac.uk). Applications by letter including a curriculum vitae and outline of research should reach the College Administrator by 21 August 2009; candidates should also arrange for two confidential references to reach the College Administrator by the same date.