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多伦多大学开始接收2014年冬季John Bousfield

访问学者资助申请，要求专业领域为城市环境规划、环境评估等。每学期资助CND $12,000。还有两天截止申请。具体内容见下文。

JOHN BOUSFIELD DISTINGUISHED VISITORSHIP IN

PLANNING

The Graduate Planning Program at the University of Toronto

invites applications from accomplished practitioners and scholars

who wish to contribute to the teaching and research activities of

the Program. Applications are sought for Winter term, 2014(which

begins January 6) for visitors interested in teaching a graduate

level course on some aspect of Environmental Planning. We are

particularly interested in visitors who have expertise in Planning

for Climate Change, Cities the Environment and Resilience, or

Environmental Impact Assessment. The Visitorship also supports

research activities and visitors typically give at least one

lecture or talk open to the public as well as members of the

department. Specific activities will be negotiated with the

successful application.

ABOUT THE VISITORSHIP:

The John Bousfield Distinguished Visitorship in Planning was

established through a major donation to and a matching grant by the

University of Toronto. The Visitorship honours John Bousfield, a

distinguished Canadian urban planner now in his 60th year of

professional practice, and enables the Planning Program to bring to

the University accomplished individuals who can teach, give public

lectures and participate in collaborative research projects on

issues important to the field of planning.

The Bousfield position is intended to offer the visitors an

opportunity for research, writing and reflection, while also

enhancing the learning experience of students in the Program in

Planning, providing diverse and innovative perspectives on

contemporary planning issues and enhancing the relations between

the Planning Program and the community at large.

Located in one of the most diverse cities in North America, the

Planning Program offers its students a dynamic, interdisciplinary

blend of practical knowledge and critically engaged theory.

Information on the Program in Planning can be obtained from its

website (http://geography.utoronto.ca/graduate-planning/).

ELIGIBILITY, EXPECTATIONS AND HOW TO APPLY:

The Planning Program is seeking applications from practitioners

and scholars who have substantial planning experience in public,

private, non-profit or community organizations, in local, national

or international venues. The program especially encourages

applications from those whose experiences and viewpoints are

underrepresented within planning.

The Planning Program can support a one semester visitorship with

a stipend of up to CDN $12,000, depending on the duration and

intensity of the period in residence at the University.

Applications consisting of a curriculum vitae and a

two-page plan of the individual’s proposed activities (including a

requested stipend) should be sent by email attachment to Professor

Virginia Maclaren, Chair, Department of Geography and Program in

Planning (jobs@geog.utoronto.ca) by November 14, 2013. Please

direct any inquiries about the position to Professor Paul Hess,

Associate Chair and Director, Graduate Programs in Planning,

(hess@geog.utoronto.ca).