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[Denis Salter]

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From: "Helen Gilbert" <h.gilbert at mailbox.uq.edu.au>


ROYAL HOLLOWAY
University of London

Department of Drama and Theatre

Lecturers

The Department of Drama and Theatre is an active research led department
offering undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes.  Applications are
invited for two lectureships which are available from September 2002.

The successful candidates will make a full contribution to this highly rated
department.  They will have outstanding research potential, with a PhD
completed or near completion, as well as excellent skills in teaching and
administration.

Lecturer in Drama and Theatre (KB/2065)

Ideally applicants should offer special research interests which will extend
or complement the current strengths of the department.  These might include
American theatre and drama; Asian theatre; directing.  However applicants
with expertise in other areas of Drama and Theatre will also be considered

Lecturer in Drama and English (KB/2066)

The successful candidate will assist with the development of the joint
undergraduate degree in Drama and English.  S/he will be able to make a
contribution to the Drama Department teaching at undergraduate and
postgraduate level, will attract research students and will make a major
contribution to developing the Drama and English joint degree.  A research
interest in areas appropriate to both Drama and English (such as adapting
fiction for the stage) would be an advantage.

Previous professional theatre and/or university teaching experience would be
an advantage for both of these posts.

The salary for these posts is in the range £22401 to £26327 inclusive
depending on experience.

Further details and an application form are available from the Personnel
Department, Royal Holloway, University of London, Egham, Surrey TW20 0EX;
tel: 01784 414241; 01784 473527; email: sue.clarke at rhul.ac.uk   Please quote
the appropriate reference number.

The closing date for the receipt of applications is Thursday 28 February
2002

We positively welcome applications from all sections of the community.


-----Original Message-----
From: Helen Gilbert [mailto:h.gilbert at mailbox.uq.edu.au]
Sent: 24 January 2002 8:01 AM
To: e.schafer at rhul.ac.uk; vincent_jones at compuserve.com;
susan.pfisterer at kcl.ac.uk; spfister at sas.ac.uk
Subject: <no subject>


Dear Liz and Susan,

Hi, forgive the double postings but I wasn't sure which addresses were best
for either of you. Anyway, I have located a copy of the image to go with my
essay in PLAYING AUSTRALIA but it will take about 15 working days (from
today) to get it reproduced and sent to me so it will be about a month
before you can expect to receive it. I hope this fits within your timeline.

The cost of getting the image made into a photo is reasonable and I'm happy
to cover that myself, however the State Library wants to charge a royalty as
well. I am asking them to minimise that or waive it altogether - apparently
they may do this is the print run is sufficiently small and if the book can
be judged non-commercial. So, could you let me know what the expected print
run will be? I've already told the library that the editors won't be paid
for their work (if this isn't the case I don't want to know about it). Is
there any other argument you can think of that would support the designation
of non-commercial?

If I can't get the royalty waived, do you have any funds to cover such
things? I think it would come in at about $100 Australian dollars. Perhaps I
could sweet-talk my department if you don't have a budget for pictures
(which I expect is the case). Anyway, can you let me know about all this as
soon as possible so I can get the paperwork done to make it all happen.

Hope the editing is going well. Cheers to you both, Helen
--
Helen Gilbert
School of English, Media Studies and Art History
University of Queensland
QLD  Australia  4072
Ph: 61 7 3365 1445
Fax: 61 7 3365 2799