[Philnet] Fwd: JOB: LINCOLN COLLEGE, OXFORD

[Lisa Jones]

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LINCOLN COLLEGE, OXFORD, OX1 3DR

STIPENDIARY LECTURERSHIP IN PHILOSOPHY/POLITICAL THEORY

Lincoln College invites applications from graduates, either men or
women,
for a Stipendiary Lecturership in Philosophy and Political Theory,
tenable
for one year from 1st October 2002 to 30th September 2003.  The
successful
candidate will be expected to teach up to twelve hours per week.  The
salary
offered is currently £16,595 p.a.  Certain Common Room rights and
allowances
are also offered.

The College is particularly concerned to provide the teaching of
Ethics,
Mill’s Utilitarianism, Theory of Politics and Introduction to
Political
Theory. The ability to teach one or more further subjects in
Philosophy
and/or Politics would be an advantage.  As part of the ordinary duties
of
the post, the lecturer will assist generally in the organisation of
teaching, supervision of students including setting and marking
collections
and will assist with the Admissions process in Michaelmas Term.

Further details and an application form are available from the College
Secretary, Lincoln College, Oxford OX1 3DR. Tel: (+44) (0)1865 279801,
Fax:
(+44) (0)1865 279802.  Email: juliet.montgomery@lincoln.ox.ac.uk.
Applications to be completed and returned by Friday 31st May, 2002.

Lincoln College is an Equal Opportunities Employer


LINCOLN COLLEGE, OXFORD, OX1 3DR

STIPENDIARY LECTURERSHIP IN PHILOSOPHY/POLITICAL THEORY

FURTHER PARTICULARS

Lincoln College invites applications from graduates, either men or
women,
for a Stipendiary Lecturership in Philosophy and Political Theory,
tenable
for one year from 1st October 2002 to 30th September 2003.  The
successful
candidate will be expected to teach up to twelve hours per week.

Philosophy forms part of two joint schools for which Lincoln admits
students: Philosophy and Modern Languages; Philosophy, Politics and
Economics (PPE).  The majority of undergraduates studying Philosophy
at
Lincoln are reading PPE.

The Lecturer will be required to teach Ethics, Mill’s Utilitarianism,
Theory
of Politics and the Political Theory section of the Politics
Preliminary
syllabus. The ability to teach one or more further subjects would be
an
advantage.

The Lecturer will be required as part of the ordinary duties of the
post to
provide tutorial teaching, to assist generally in the organisation of
teaching and the pastoral supervision of undergraduates (including
setting
and marking Collections) and to assist with the Admissions process in
Michaelmas term.

There is no age limit for applicants.  The salary offered is currently
£16,595 p.a. plus a book allowance, currently £326 and a hospitality
credit
currently,  £177.  Common Room Rights are offered which include nine
meals a
week (excluding Domus, Guest and Chapter Days) in which no more than
five
meals may be lunch, with the right to bring a guest at the lecturer’s
own
expense, from two weeks before the start of Full Term to Tenth Week
inclusive.

The contract of employment will contain a clause whereby he or she
agrees to
renounce any eligibility for payment under the terms of the Redundancy
Payments Act of 1965 and to forgo any rights to complain of unfair
dismissal
under the terms of the trades Union and Labour Relations Act 1974 (or
any
subsequent amending legislation relating thereto) upon the expiry or
termination of the appointment.

The appointment will be subject to the receipt of a satisfactory
medical
questionnaire and, if necessary, a subsequent medical examination by
the
College Doctor.

Applications should be entered on the application form and FIVE copies
submitted by Friday 31st May 2002 to the College Secretary, Lincoln
College,
Oxford OX1 3DR  Tel: (+44) (0)1865 279801, Fax: (+44) (0)1865 279802.
Email:
juliet.montgomery@lincoln.ox.ac.uk   Candidates are asked to request
two
referees to send confidential references direct to the College
Secretary to
arrive no later than Friday 31st May 2002.    It is intended to
interview
shortlisted candidates on
Monday 17th June 2002.  Shortlisted candidates may be asked to submit
some
written work for consideration.  They will be informed accordingly.
Please
note that applications submitted by Email will not be accepted.

        Lincoln College is an Equal Opportunities Employer

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Ms Karen Heald - Administrator

Secretary to the Philosophy Faculty Board
and Graduate Studies Committee

Faculty of Philosophy, University of Oxford
10 Merton Street, Oxford, OX1 4JJ

Tel: 01865 276928 / Fax: 01865 276932
E-Mail: karen.heald@philosophy.ox.ac.uk
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Oxford will be hosting the 2002 ROYAL
INSTITUTE OF PHILOSOPHY CONFERENCE
on the topic of Action and Agency.  The conference
will take place between 13 and 15 September at St
John's College.  Further details are available from
http://users.ox.ac.uk/~lawf0081/rip/

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