Faculty Positions Available
Starting July 1, 2008
The Mathematics Department is interested in receiving applications in
all areas of mathematics. The fields currently represented in the Mathematics
Department at Cornell are combinatorics and discrete geometry, commutative
and computational algebra, complex analysis, dynamical systems, geometric
group theory, geometric PDE, Lie groups and automorphic forms, logic,
probability, mathematical biology, number theory, numerical analysis (PDE),
statistics, symplectic geometry, topology, wavelets and harmonic analysis.
Deadline for applications:
- November 1 for tenure-track/tenured applications;
- December
1 for all others
Early
applications will be regarded favorably. Applicants will be automatically
considered for all eligible positions.
Tenure-Track/Tenured Positions
Applications are invited for a tenure-track assistant professor position,
or higher rank, pending administrative approval. Applications in all
areas of Mathematics will be considered with a priority given to probability. Teaching
load will be three courses per year.
H. C. Wang (Term) Assistant Professorships
Applications are invited for two or more H. C. Wang assistant professorships
for a non-renewable, 3-year term. We expect
these candidates to have excellent teaching skills and excellent research
potential. Candidates with teaching and research interests compatible
with current faculty are sought. Successful candidates are
expected to pursue independent research at Cornell and teach three courses
per year.
Visiting Faculty Positions — Starting August 16, 2008
Applications are invited
for possible visiting positions, academic year or one semester teaching
positions (rank based on experience). We expect these candidates
to have excellent teaching skills. The teaching load varies from one
to four courses per year, depending on the individual and the availability
of courses. Candidates with teaching and research interests compatible
with current faculty are sought.
Decisions will be made after other hiring
is completed in February or March.
How to Apply
Applicants for all positions must possess a Ph.D. and have proven excellence
in teaching and research. For full consideration, applications and all
supporting materials must be submitted electronically through
www.mathjobs.org
by the deadline stated above. Applications received after the
deadline will be considered as positions remain. No paper submission
is needed unless the candidate is unable to submit electronically. Reference
letter writers should be asked to submit their letters online through
www.mathjobs.org. If they are unable to do so, they may send their letters
to the following address: Recruiting Committee, Department of Mathematics,
Malott Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853-4201 USA; math_recruit@cornell.edu.
The department actively encourages applications from women and minority
candidates.
Applications must include the following:
- curriculum vitae
- abstract of current research
- four letters of recommendation, at least one of which should address
in some depth the teaching experience and ability of the candidate
Cornell is an Affirmative Action / Equal Opportunity
Employer
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