RT Faculty Position at East Carolina
From Professor David Loy at East Carolina University:
The Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies at East Carolina University is pleased to announce a nine month, tenure track open rank position in recreational therapy. The ideal candidate will complement or build upon at least one program area including: aquatic therapy, psychophysiology, gerontology, mental health, adapted sports, or youth development. Candidates expected to complete a doctoral degree by December, 2009 will be considered.
The East Carolina Recreational Therapy Program offers some unique characteristics including:
· seven certified and licensed Recreational Therapy faculty
· separate B.S. degree in Recreational Therapy and M.S. degree in Recreational Therapy Administration
· biofeedback and aquatic therapy certificate programs
· planning for an interdisciplinary PhD program
· approximately 150 undergraduates, 65 undergraduate pre-majors, and 15-20 Graduate students
· three teaching/research laboratories including Psychophysiology & Biofeedback Clinic, the Sensory and Observation Lab (with 1 way mirror & observational ceiling cameras), & Motor Development
Recreational Therapy faculty will be well-represented at the upcoming American Therapeutic Recreation Association (ATRA) conference in Reno, NV; the North Carolina Recreation Therapy Association (NCRTA) conference in Greensboro, NC; and the National Recreation and Parks Association (NRPA) conference in Baltimore, MD. Please come by and see us at our departmental booth. We would love to talk to interested candidates about our University, department, and program. Feel free to visit us at www.ecu.edu/rcls.
Application screening begins October 22, 2008 and will continue until the position is filled. Candidates are asked to apply online at www.jobs.ecu.edu. The on-line application should include the following supporting information: application letter, vita, three letters of recommendation specific to the position, and copies of transcripts. For questions regarding the application process, please contact Ms. Eileen McInerney, Department Budget Administrator, (252) 737-1374, mcinerneye@ecu.edu.
For specific questions concerning the position, contact Dr. David Loy, Search Chair, (252)328-2718; loyd@ecu.edu.
The Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies at East Carolina University is pleased to announce a nine month, tenure track open rank position in recreational therapy. The ideal candidate will complement or build upon at least one program area including: aquatic therapy, psychophysiology, gerontology, mental health, adapted sports, or youth development. Candidates expected to complete a doctoral degree by December, 2009 will be considered.
The East Carolina Recreational Therapy Program offers some unique characteristics including:
· seven certified and licensed Recreational Therapy faculty
· separate B.S. degree in Recreational Therapy and M.S. degree in Recreational Therapy Administration
· biofeedback and aquatic therapy certificate programs
· planning for an interdisciplinary PhD program
· approximately 150 undergraduates, 65 undergraduate pre-majors, and 15-20 Graduate students
· three teaching/research laboratories including Psychophysiology & Biofeedback Clinic, the Sensory and Observation Lab (with 1 way mirror & observational ceiling cameras), & Motor Development
Recreational Therapy faculty will be well-represented at the upcoming American Therapeutic Recreation Association (ATRA) conference in Reno, NV; the North Carolina Recreation Therapy Association (NCRTA) conference in Greensboro, NC; and the National Recreation and Parks Association (NRPA) conference in Baltimore, MD. Please come by and see us at our departmental booth. We would love to talk to interested candidates about our University, department, and program. Feel free to visit us at www.ecu.edu/rcls.
Application screening begins October 22, 2008 and will continue until the position is filled. Candidates are asked to apply online at www.jobs.ecu.edu. The on-line application should include the following supporting information: application letter, vita, three letters of recommendation specific to the position, and copies of transcripts. For questions regarding the application process, please contact Ms. Eileen McInerney, Department Budget Administrator, (252) 737-1374, mcinerneye@ecu.edu.
For specific questions concerning the position, contact Dr. David Loy, Search Chair, (252)328-2718; loyd@ecu.edu.
posted by Hoosier RT | 10:10 AM
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