From: harnad@clarity.Princeton.EDU (Stevan Harnad)
Newsgroups: sci.psychology.digest
Subject: PSYCOLOQUY Newsletter Section (415 lines)
Date: Fri, 28 Aug 1992 22:14:23 EDT
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PSYCOLOQUY   ISSN 1055-0143     Fri, 28 Aug 92       Newsletter Section
      (1) Announcement: Institute for Dreams
      (2) Employment: Faculty Positions at University of Sao Paulo
      (3) Employment: Lectureship, School of Education, Cardiff
      (4) Announcement: CALL FOR PAPERS - Project Syllabus
      (5) Employment: Post-doc in Cognitive Neuroscience, Toronto
      (6) CFP: Classification Society of North America
      (7) Employment: Psychology Position, U Otago, New Zealand
      (8) Announcement: House Bill H.R. 4418
      (9) CFP: The Anthropology of Consiousness
      (10) Employment: Psychology, University of Waikato, New Zealand

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From: news-server@kremvax.hq.demos.su (news-server)
Subject: (1) Announcement: Institute for Dreams

     Institute for  Dreams  has  been  created in Moscow last
month. This is the  association  of  scientists,  writers  and
artists. The aim of the Institute is investigation of world of
dreams, as specific kind of reality.
     We create  computerized database of dreams,  and work for
investigate the language of  dreams  from  points  of  view  of
semiotica,  psychology,  and  art.  We  want to make models of
semantic and sign systems of language of world of dreams.
     We are welcome any contacts in this field for exchange of
ideas, experiences, research methods, etc.
     You can contact directly with us:  dreams@face.msk.su, or
post to alt.dreams,  were we are  planning  to  distribute  the
digest of our Institute.

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From: DVENTURA@BRUSP.ANSP.BR
Subject: (2) Employment: Faculty Positions at University of Sao Paulo

The University of Sao Paulo, USP, is initiating a program of
Faculty recruitment of Brazilian students who have just
completed or are about to complete their PhD studies in any
area of knowledge.

If you would like the University to contact you further on
this subject, please send us:

  1. Your Curriculum Vitae and mailing address;
  2. A description of your current research or your PhD
      dissertation
  3. Your graduate school records
  4. Designation of your current employer in Brazil, if any;
  5. The approximate date of conclusion of your PhD.
  6. Any additional information you may find pertinent for the
     definition of your professional profile and research
     interestes.

Coreespondence to be sent to Prof. Erney Plessman Camargo, Pro-
Reitoria de Pesquisa, Un. de Sao Paulo, 05508, Sao Paulo, Brazil

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From: huff@stolaf.edu
Subject: (3) Employment: Lectureship, School of Education, Cardiff

>From: Dr W Bellin 92 <sedwb@thor.cardiff.ac.uk>
>
>                        LECTURESHIP AT CARDIFF
>                         ( in Wales, in Britain)
>                         SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
>
>For this position you should be an active researcher in the field of
>
>developmental
>social
>cognitive
>or educational psychology
>
>a contribution to undergraduate and postgraduate teaching is required
>as is a major commitment to research.
>
>Salary:  12860-17827 p.a.pounds sterling (award pending)
>
>For details write to Personnel Division, 50 Park Place,
>Cardiff CF1 3AT, Wales, Great Britain  quoting ref. no. 92/49
>Closing date 31 August, 1992

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From: "Mitch Handelsman, CU-Denver" <MHANDELSMAN@CUDENVER>
Subject: (4) Announcement: CALL FOR PAPERS - Project Syllabus

CALL FOR SYLLABI!!   "Project Syllabus"

APA's Divsion Two (Teaching of Psychology) is soliciting examples of excellent
undergraduate and graduate syllabi.  These syllabi will be made available to
teachers of psychology who would like to see well-written, innovative syllabi.
If you would like to submit your syllabi for consideration for "Project
Syllabus," send them to the addresses below.

For UNDERGRADUATE SYLLABI:  Dr. Drew Appleby
                            Psychology Department
                            Marian College
                            3200 Cold Spring Road
                            Indianapolis, IN 46222-1997
                            317-929-0254

For GRADUATE SYLLABI:  Dr. Mitch Handelsman
                       Psychology Department - Campus Box 173
                       University of Colorado at Denver
                       P.O. Box 173364
                       Denver, CO 80217-3364
                       303-556-2672

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From: marlene@psych.toronto.edu
Subject: (5) Employment: Post-doc in Cognitive Neuroscience, Toronto

THE TANENBAUM POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP
IN COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE

The Tanenbaum Chair in Cognitive Neuroscience has recently
been established at the Rotman Research Institute of Baycrest
Centre for Geriatric Care in Toronto.  The Chair has been
awarded to Dr. Endel Tulving.  Associated with the Chair is
Postdoctoral Fellowship in Cognitive Neuroscience.  The
Fellowship will focus on the study of memory and executive
abilities in normal aging and in patients with cognitive
impairments.

The Rotman Research Institute is dedicated to research into
neurobehavioural changes which occur during aging, with a
specific focus on memory and frontal lobe functions.  Baycrest
Centre for Geriatric Care is fully affiliated with the
University of Toronto and provides a comprehensive range of
inpatient and outpatient services to the elderly in
Behavioural Neurology, Geriatric Medicine, Psychiatry,
Psychology, Speech Pathology and other therapeutic services.

The Postdoctoral Fellowship is a two-year position.  The
stipend, including travel and cost of living allowance, is
$40,000.  The position is open to applicants with a Ph.D.,
M.D. or equivalent degree.  In accordance with Employment &
Immigration Canada regulations, preference will be given to
Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada.

Applicants should send a complete C.V. and arrange to have
three letters of reference sent separately, by November 1,
1992, to:
                        Dr. Donald T. Stuss
                        Vice President - Research, and
                        Director, Rotman Research Institute,
                        Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care
                        3560 Bathurst Street
                        Toronto, Ontario, Canada
                        M6A 2E1
                        (416) 785-2522

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From: sch@lis.pitt.edu (Stephen Hirtle)
Subject: (6) CFP: Classification Society of North America

          Classification Society of North America
                      Call for Papers

                    1993 Annual Meeting
          Twenty-fifth Anniversary of the Society
                      June 24-26, 1993
                       Pittsburgh, PA

     The 1993 annual meeting of the CSNA will be held on the
campus of the University of Pittsburgh, starting Thursday
evening, June 24 and continuing until Saturday afternoon,
June 26.  The purpose of the annual meeting is to provide a
forum for presentation and cross-disciplinary discussion of
data-oriented approaches related to classification and
understanding of complex data structures.

     This meeting marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of the
CSNA.  Invited sessions will feature the application areas
of Numerical Taxonomy, Numerical Ecology, Molecular Biology,
and Information Retrieval.  The program will also include
plenary talks by invited speakers and symposia on Neural
Network, Genetic Algorithm, Multivariate Density Estimation and
Visual Clustering approaches to classification.  As in the past,
there will be invited and contributed papers by CSNA members,
non-members and students in the areas of cluster analysis,
multidimensional scaling and related methods of exploratory
data analysis and their use in applications. The programs
for previous meetings can be found in the Journal of
Classification.  Because of the informal nature of the
meeting, speakers often present research that is currently
in progress.

     The meeting will be preceded by optional short courses
on Classification and Clustering and on Multivariate Density
Estimation and Visual Clustering on Thursday, June 24.

     We are interested in soliciting presentations in all
areas of the scientific study of classification and
clustering.  Persons wishing to present a talk, propose a
symposium, or request information about local arrangements,
should contact
    Stephen C. Hirtle
    Department of Information Science
    University of Pittsburgh
    Pittsburgh, PA 15260, U.S.A.
    tel: (412) 624-9434
    fax: (412) 624-5231
    email: csna93@lis.pitt.edu

     Paper submissions must be on a single page and include
the following: the title of the talk; the name,
institutional affiliation, mailing address and electronic
mail address (if available) of each author; an abstract of
not more than 200 words; and a list of a few keywords to
help classify the paper.  Please identify the presenter in
the case of multiple authors.

     If possible, each submission should be classified
according to one of following areas: applications,
classification, clustering, exploratory data analysis, graph
theory, graphics and visualization, latent class models,
multidimensional scaling, network models, numerical
taxonomy, pattern recognition, statistical methods, or other
(please specify).  Abstracts will be due March 15, 1993.
Submission via electronic mail is encouraged.

    Contributed papers will be allotted 20 minutes,
including discussion, unless otherwise approved by the
Program Committee.  Abstracts will be distributed to
conference attendees, but no other proceedings will be
published.  Some papers may be published later in the
Journal of Classification.

     Herman P. Friedman, president of CSNA, will be the co-
chair of the program committee along with Stephen C. Hirtle.
Local support for the meeting will be provided by the School
of Library and Information Science at the University of
Pittsburgh.

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From: "Robert P. O'Shea" <R_OSHEA@OTAGO.AC.NZ>
Subject: (7) Employment: Psychology Position, U Otago, New Zealand

Lectureship in Psychology
University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand

The University of Otago, New Zealand, is advertising a newly
established lectureship in the Department of Psychology (equivalent to
North American tenure track Assistant Professor). The main criterion
is distinction in research provided there is flexibility in teaching.
Area of specialization is open.

I encourage applications from those with a record of published
research in visual neurophysiology, computational modelling of vision,
visual perception and psychophysics, or visual information processing.
Please e-mail informal enquiries to me. To receive the full text of
the advertisment and background information, e-mail the Head of
Department, Geoff White, kgwhite@otago.ac.nz. Application close on the
30th of October. [Editor's Note: the ad appears in the accompanying
2nd part of the newsletter, Message 1, following immediately after this
one.]

Robert P. O'Shea                 Phone:     +64 (3) 479 7617 (w)
Department of Psychology                    +64 (3) 454 5597 (h)
University of Otago              Fax:       +64 (3) 479 8335
P.O. Box 56, Dunedin             e-mail:    r_oshea@otago.ac.nz
New Zealand

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From: "Trujillo, Keith" <Keith.Trujillo@med.umich.edu>
Subject: (8) Announcement: House Bill H.R. 4418

>House of Representative Bill H.R. 4418
>
>  "Rahman A. Soomro" <rahman@alpha.ces.cwru.edu>]
>
> There is a bill, currently being considered by the U. S. House of
> Representatives which would RETURN THE STIPENDS OF GRADUATE STUDENTS
> TO A TAX EXEMPT STATUS.  Prior to the Reagan-Bush (No New Taxes!) era,
> Graduate Student Stipends were not taxed, and Tom Lewis (R- Florids)
> has proposed a bill which not only would make stipends TAX-EXEMPT, but
> would also RETURN ALL TAXES PAID SINCE 1986 on Grad. income.  The Bill
> is H.R. 4 418 and is currently under consideration, though I am not
> sure if it has cleared committee or not.
>
> To support the bill, call or write your local congressman and ask them
> to support it.
>
> If you do not know who your rep. is, call (800) 347-1997 (THE FEDERAL
> INFOR MATION CENTER) and ask.
>
> Come on folks, lets support our own interests.  All this has about
> gone far enough, don't you think?
>
>      Please put this out on every listserver that you have access to.
>
> John O'Brien
> Indiana University
> Sociology Department
> NIMH program in the measurement of affect and affective processes.

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From: CHARLES LAUGHLIN <CHARLES_LAUGHLIN@carleton.ca>
Subject: (9) CFP: The Anthropology of Consiousness

THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF CONSCIOUSNESS:
CALL FOR PAPERS

Dr. Charles Laughlin has been named as the new editor of The
Anthropology of Consciousness, the refereed journal of the
Society for the Anthropology of Consciousness, a section of the
American Anthropological Association.  AOC is now issuing a call
for papers among anthropologists, psychologists and others doing
interdisciplinary research and theory relevant to the
anthropology of consciousness.

AOC will continue to publish articles and book reviews in all
areas of the anthropology of consciousness, including:  ASCs,
trance and visions, psychotropic drugs, meditation techniques,
ritual and other religious techniques for altering states of
consciousness, psychotherapies, healing, psi phenomena, hypnosis,
shamanism, anomalous and transpersonal experiences, near-death
and after-death experiences, evolution of consciousness, etc.

The journal also hopes to broaden the scope of submissions, both
in terms of contributions by scholars outside of the parent
society, and in substantive areas of research and thinking not
yet covered in the pages of AOC.  It is hoped that those writing
from interdisciplinary perspectives in the neurosciences,
philosophy, comparative religion, and transpersonal psychology
will consider publishing in the journal.

Authors may send four copies of manuscripts to:

Dr. Charles Laughlin
The Anthropology of Consciousness
Department of Sociology & Anthropology
Carleton University
Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA K1S 5B6
Ph: (819) 459-1121
E-mail: charles_laughlin@carleton.ca

Non-anthropologists may subscribe to AOC for US$ 35.00, sent to:

Membership Department
American Anthropological Association
1703 New Hampshire Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20009, USA

Charles Laughlin    <CHARLESL@CARLETON.CA>

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From: Michael Davison <PSY_MDAVISON@ccnov1.aukuni.ac.nz>
Subject: (10) Employment: Psychology, University of Waikato, New Zealand

                         THE UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO
                           HAMILTON NEW ZEALAND

                  LECTURER/SENIOR LECTURER IN PSYCHOLOGY

Applications are invited for a Lectureship or Senior Lectureship in
Experimental Psychology.  We are particularly seeking a person who will
teach in undergraduate and graduate courses in Physiological Psychology and
Perception.  The successful applicant will be expected to have a
demonstrated research ability and to supervise thesis students in these
areas.  A sound knowledge of methodology would be an advantage.  The
appointee will be expected to commence duties by 1 February 1993.

Research interests in the Department, which has an establishment of 26
staff include perception, experimental and applied behaviour analysis,
learning, social, clinical, community, industrial and organizational and
cross-cultural.  Programmes for Bachelors, Masters and Doctoral degrees, as
well as Post Graduate diplomas in clinical and community psychology are
offered.  Micro-computers and VAX network are available to staff.

The current salary range for Lecturers is $NZ37,440 - $NZ49,088 per annum.
and for Senior Lecturers is $NZ52,000 - $NZ67,080 per annum.

Enquiries of an academic nature may be made to Dr Michael D Hills,
Chairperson of Psychology, telephone (64) 7 8562889 (office hours) or (064)
7 8563548 (after hours), Fax (064 7 8562158.  If using
EMail, please contact Dr. Mary Foster at
PSYC0182@waikato.ac.nz.  Information on the method of application and
conditions of appointment can be obtained from Personnel (Academic
Staffing), University of Waikato, Private Bag 3105, Hamilton, New
Zealand, telephone (64) 7 8562889, Fax (64) 7 8560135.  Applications
quoting reference number A92/41 should reach Academic Staffing by 21 August
1992.

Equal Opportunity is University policy.  Enquiries are welcome from all
suitable applicants.  Places for appointees' children may be available in
the creche run by the Campus Creche Society (Inc).

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