IP: Position Announcement -- Fellowship Program

[Dave Farber <farber@cis.upenn.edu>]

>Date: Tue, 02 Jan 2001 16:42:25 -0600
>To: farber@cis.upenn.edu
>From: Donna Hoffman <hoffman@ecommerce.vanderbilt.edu>
>Subject: Position Announcement -- Fellowship Program
>
>Hi, Dave:
>
>Happy new year!  Attached is a position announcement for a new Post-Doc 
>Fellowship Program at Vanderbilt for social scientists interested in 
>Internet-focused research. I would really appreciate it if you would post 
>this to the IP list and pass it on to interested students and 
>colleagues.  More details are available at the Web site (URL below).
>
>Thanks and hope to see you at CFP this March.
>
>Best,
>
>DLH
>
>ELAB POST-DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
>Application Deadline March 1, 2001
>
>The eLab (http://ecommerce.vanderbilt.edu) Post-Doctoral Fellowship 
>Program is a two year position, offered by the Owen Graduate School of 
>Management at Vanderbilt University in the City of Nashville. Two 
>post-doctoral fellows will be selected for the inaugural year of the eLab 
>post-doctoral program.
>
>Details of the program are available at: 
>http://ecommerce.vanderbilt.edu/fellowship.html
>
>These fellowships are designed to provide financial and intellectual 
>support for outstanding scholars early in their professional careers. In 
>addition, the fellowships are intended to facilitate a scholar's 
>transition into research and teaching in the area of electronic commerce, 
>within the disciplines of Marketing, Organization Studies, Economics, and 
>Strategy. We are interested in candidates who seek to specialize in one of 
>these disciplines, as well as candidates with an interest in 
>interdisciplinary work. As a primary goal, fellows are expected to produce 
>high quality publishable research.
>
>Candidates must have completed, or expect to complete, a Ph.D within six 
>years prior to their initial appointment. We will consider applicants with 
>Ph.D's from a wide range of disciplines, including the social sciences, 
>business, computer science, economics and statistics.
>
>The two-year fellowship offers compensation of $50,000 per year plus 
>benefits, with additional compensation of $10,000 provided for teaching 
>two 7-week courses per academic year. Thus, if the fellow elects to teach, 
>total compensation will be $60,000.
>
>Fellows will have plentiful opportunities to pursue their own research, 
>and will be provided $5,000 per year in research support. The target 
>starting date, August 15, 2001, is flexible.
>
>To apply for the eLab post-doctoral fellowship, please send the following 
>information to the address listed below: (1) current curriculum vita; (2) 
>examples of publications or other written work (no more than two); (3) 
>three letters of recommendation; (4) a two-page statement of a) your 
>background, b) your expectation as to how your career and research 
>interests would benefit from participation in this program, c) summary of 
>your proposed research, and d) description of your teaching interests; and 
>(5) for applicants whose native language is not English, an official TOEFL 
>score report (less than two years old) is also required.
>
>Send application materials (hardcopy only) to:
>Professor Donna L. Hoffman
>eLab, Owen Graduate School of Management
>Vanderbilt University 401 21st Avenue South
>Nashville, TN 37203
>
>NOTE: The eLab regrets that it cannot accept electronic applications
>
>A more detailed announcement for this program is available at: 
>http://ecommerce.vanderbilt.edu/fellowship.html
>
>Vanderbilt University is an AA/EOE
>
>***********************************************************
>Professor Donna L. Hoffman
>Co-Director, eLab
>http://ecommerce.vanderbilt.edu/



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