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In CANE

• October 1 is the deadline for the first discretionary funds applications of the new school year.

Beyond CANE

• Reservations for the APA Annual meeting are now open.
• “JFK Middle School in Northampton and we are currently in need of a grade 7 and 8 Latin teacher. The position at this time is temporary, possibly a few weeks, but could eventually be for a longer duration.” Contact Principal Lesley Wilson at 413 587 1489.

• Ascanius is offering a Latin enrichment program for students in grades 5-8 in Boston this Fall. Registration deadline is 19 September. They are also offering a workshop called “I Came, I Saw, I Clicked: Technology & Online Resources for Latin Teaching” in Somerset, NJ, on 11 October, with a registration deadline of 1 October.

• POSITION AVAILABLE
  DIRECTOR OF THE MALCOLM H. WIENER LABORATORY OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SCIENCE
  Location: Athens, Greece
  Deadline: November 15, 2013The American School of Classical Studies at Athens (ASCSA) invites
  applications for the position of Director of the Malcolm H. Wiener
  Laboratory of Archaeological Science (WL). The primary responsibility of
  the director of WL is, in consultation with ASCSA officials and the WL
  advisory committee, to develop and implement research goals for the
  laboratory and to oversee its day-to-day operation. This is a fulltime
  position and requires significant experience in the archaeological
  sciences, especially as they relate to Mediterranean archaeology, and
  administrative skills. The position reports to the Director of ASCSA and
  is a member of the senior academic and administrative staff in Athens.
  Salary and benefits are commensurate with rank and experience. Term
  beginning July 14, 2014 to be negotiated (normally three-year renewable).
  At time of application candidates are required to have 1) a Ph.D. in
  archaeological science or a related field; 2) research and laboratory
  experience in the archaeological sciences, especially in bioarchaeology,
  geoarchaeology, or environmental sciences; 3) an established publication
  record in archaeological science; and 4) a strong record of external
  funding.
  Preferred qualifications include experience in 1) Mediterranean
  archaeology; 2) management, including in a laboratory; 3) collaborative
  research with archaeologists; 4) university teaching in the archaeological
  sciences; and 5) collections management.
  The successful applicant will have as primary responsibilities the
  management and administration of the Malcolm H. Wiener Laboratory of
  Archaeological Science. The duties require that the WL director 1) develop
  and implement strategic, prioritized research goals for the laboratory; 2)
  work with ASCSA oversight committees on setting laboratory goals and
  priorities; 3) manage laboratory personnel, physical plant, equipment, and
  collections; 4) support fellows and visiting researchers; 5) conduct
  laboratory policy including outreach to affiliated archaeological
  projects; 6) contribute to the academic programs of the ASCSA; 7) develop
  new and strengthen established networks with other laboratories and
  institutions in line with the research priorities of the laboratory; 8)
  lead in fund raising for research programs of the WL; 9) maintain a
  personal program of research and publication.
  Please send a detailed CV; a cover letter highlighting your experience in
  the archaeological sciences, research interests, publications, and
  external funding; and the names, addresses, phone numbers and e-mail
  addresses of three referees. Please clearly distinguish between peer
  reviewed and non-peer reviewed publications in your CV.
  Only electronic applications will be accepted. Submit electronic
  applications online at
  https://ascsa.wufoo.com/forms/director-of-the-wiener-laboratory/ (ASCSA,
  6-8 Charlton Street, Princeton, NJ 08540; application@ascsa.org).
  Applications must be received by November 15, 2013. Interviews will be
  held at the APA/AIA meetings in Chicago (January 2-5, 2014).
  Established in 1881, the American School of Classical Studies is located
  on a 2.5 acre campus in the Kolonaki district of Athens, with
  administrative offices in Princeton, New Jersey.  The School currently has
  over 60 resident faculty and staff and hosts an average 250 students,
  fellows, and resident researchers each year. The WL is currently located
  in the main building of the ASCSA with planning for a new free-standing
  facility underway. For more information about the WL and ASCSA see
  www.ascsa.edu.gr and www.ascsa.edu.gr/index.php/Wiener-Laboratory/
  Link to the advertisement on the ASCSA website:
  http://www.ascsa.edu.gr/index.php/about/position
  Bulletin (PDF) attached
  The American School of Classical Studies at Athens does not discriminate
  on the basis of race, age, sex, sexual orientation, color, religion,
  ethnic origin, or disability when considering admission to any form of
  membership or application for employment.
  Ms. Mary Darlington
  Executive Associate
  American School of Classical Studies at Athens
  6-8 Charlton Street
  Princeton, NJ 08540
  med@ascsa.org
  609-683-0800 Ext 11
  FAX 609-924-0578