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>Date: Thu, 21 Aug 1997 15:44:32 MST
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>Comments: Resent-From: Barbara Guzzetti <ATBAG@ASUACAD>
>Comments: Originally-From: [log in to unmask] (Alan Farstrup)
>From: Barbara Guzzetti <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Message for NRCEMAIL
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>Barbara Guzzetti
>College of Education/ College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
>Curriculum and Instruction/Women's Studies
>Arizona State University
>Campus Box 870311
>Tempe, AZ 85287-0311
>[log in to unmask] or 602 965-7766
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>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Barbara: Could you post the following text on the NRCEMAIL system? I'm
>not able to post it from this address since I normally get the NRC list
>info on another address at the Univ. of Delaware - just to keep the message
>volume down on my "reading.org" address. Thanks for your help.
>
>Alan Farstrup
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>
>MEMO TO: NRC Colleagues
>
>FROM: John J. Pikulski, President
> Alan E. Farstrup, Executive Director
> International Reading Association
>
>SUBJECT: Scholar in Residence
>
>An announcement of a one-year appointment for a Scholar in Residence with
>the International Reading Association follows. Those of us on the Board of
>Directors and Headquarters Staff are extremely excited about the
>possibilities of this position. Within the next few weeks we will be
>addressing some additional details related to it. However, we wanted to
>get this tentative position announcement posted as soon as possible, given
>the approach of the coming academic year. We are still hoping that the
>position can be filled for the coming academic year.
>
>As you may know, Terry Salinger recently resigned as IRA Director of
>Research. We plan to mount a search for that position in the very near
>future. The Scholar in Residence would be eligible to apply for that
>position, but the Scholar appointment is separate from the Director of
>Research position as noted in the position announcement.
>
>If you are at all interested in the Scholar in Residence position, we would
>appreciate receiving from you a copy of your professional vita and a brief
>statement of your vision for IRA's involvement in the area of research.
>
>If you have any questions, please feel very free to contact us by phone:
>Alan Farstrup at (302) 731-1600, extension 220 or 221, e-mail
><[log in to unmask]>; or Jack Pikulski at (302-831-2334), e-mail
>([log in to unmask]), or fax (302-831-0591).
>
>We do hope you will consider expressing an interest in this position.
>
>
>
>Position Announcement
>Scholar In Residence
>International Reading Association
>Academic Year 1997-1998
>
>Position Description:
>A vacancy currently exists in the position of Director of Research for the
>International Reading Association. A search process for this important
>research position is underway. To encourage a productive and creative
>transition that enhances the research function of the organization, the
>Association has created a one-year Scholar in Residence position. The
>person fulfilling this role would be expected to:
>
> - take a broad, fresh look at IRA's involvement in and commitment to
>research
> and develop a vision for the role that IRA should play in the future
>in the area
> of research,
>
> - develop both a short- and long-term strategic plan for IRA's
>involvement in the
> area of research,
>
> - work cooperatively with the Officers, Board of Directors,
>Headquarters Staff,
> and the Research Committee of IRA to increase IRA's involvement and
> visibility in research, and
>
> - become familiar with the overall operations of the International Reading
> Association in order to assist the Board of Directors and the Executive
> Director in coordinating staff efforts that are related to research.
>
>Conditions of the Position:
>This position is quite separate and different from the position of the
>Director of Research. The Scholar in Residence would not, for example,
>assume the administrative and day-to-day responsibilities of the Research
>Division. Other staff would assume those responsibilities. This is a
>one-year role, although the Scholar in Residence would be eligible to apply
>for the position of Director of Research if she or he chose to do so.
>
>Qualifications:
> - An established, senior researcher with a strong record of scholarship.
> - Creativity, with a broad vision for IRA's role in promoting and
>disseminating
> research.
> - Understanding and appreciation of a range of research paradigms.
> - Excellent editorial and writing skills.
> - Ability to relate well to people.
> - Strong leadership capabilities with the ability to act decisively,
>forcefully, and
> dynamically.
> - A demonstrated, long-term commitment to the International Reading
>Association.
>
>Compensation:
> Competitive and commensurate with qualifications.
>
>Contact: Alan E. Farstrup
> Executive Director
> International Reading Association
> 800 Barksdale Road
> Newark, DE 19714-8139 USA
>
> Tel: (302) 731-1600 ext 220 or 221 e-mail
><[log in to unmask]>
> Fax: (302) 731-1057
>
>**************************************************
>Alan E. Farstrup, Ph.D.
>Executive Director
>International Reading Association
>800 Barksdale Rd.
>Newark, Delaware 19714-8139 USA
>
>E-mail: [log in to unmask]
>Tel: 01+ 302.731.1600 extension 220 or 221
>Fax: 01+ 302.731.1057
>
>
*********************************
Norman A. Stahl, Chair
Department of
Curriculum & Instruction
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb, IL 60115
Telephone:
(815) 753-9032 {office}
(815) 753-9040 (FAX)
Email: [log in to unmask]
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