>Date: Tue, 01 Nov 2005 11:14:59 -0500
>From: "John Penick" <john_penick@...>
>To: <aste@...>
>Subject: NC State University
>Sender: owner-aste@...
>Reply-To: "John Penick" <john_penick@...>
>
>North Carolina State University has just been approved to create an
>elementary teacher education program. We will be hiring six new
>tenure track faculty members for July 1 2006. The formal
>announcements will appear in the next two weeks.
>
>The new elementary education program will emphasize mathematics and
>science, with all graduates having concentrations in both.
>
>Positions approved for funding include:
>
> Assistant or associate professor of science education
>
> Assistant or associate professor of mathematics education
>
> Associate or professor of mathematics or science education (to
>be the program leader)
>
> Assistant or associate professor of literacy education
>
> Assistant or associate professor of social studies education
>
> Assistant or associate professor of educational psychology
>
>Our current Department of Mathematics, Science and Technology
>Education includes eight full time science educators, nine full time
>math educators, and 12 technology educators
>(http://ced.ncsu.edu/mste/ ). We are currently searching for a
>secondary science educator and will be seeking an additional
>technology educator for fall 2006. Well-funded and active, our
>departmental annual budget includes $2.3 million from the state and
>an additional $4 million from external sources (mostly NSF). We will
>be moving much of our research operation to the new William and
>Friday Institute for Educational Innovation this month
>(http://www.ncsu.edu/friday/ ).
>
>
>
>
>John E. Penick
>Professor and Head
>Mathematics, Science & Technology Education
>NC State University
>Raleigh NC 27695-7801
>(919) 515 6900 voice
>(919) 515 1063 fax
>www.ncsu.edu/ced/mste/faculty/penick.html


--
Dr. Keith S. Taber
University of Cambridge Faculty of Education