The Research and Educational Planning Center, located with the College of Education, supports externally funded projects with professional staff of 20 and five support staff. The Nevada UAP is part of a national network of 55 UAPs with a UAP in each state and territory that advocates for people with disabilities and provides a variety of training programs and services. The mission of the Nevada UAP to work cooperatively with agencies and programs to assist Nevadans of all ages with developmental disabilities to be independent and productive citizens who are fully integrated within their communities. Serve as college liaison with the Office of Sponsored Projects and the Grants and Contracts Office. Teach one course per year in the College of Education Qualifications o Doctoral degree in special education, educational research or related field.
Salary commensurate with experience and rank.
Applications Interested individuals should submit a letter of application, a vita, and the names of three references. The letter of application should address each of the qualifications for the position. The university will be pleased to make any necessary accommodations for individuals with disabilities. Individuals needing accommodations should indicate their needs for the application or interview process. Application materials must be received by November 20, 2000.