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Date: 	Sun, 15 Jun 1997 14:01:28 -0400
To: socgrad@csf.colorado.edu
From: tony.calabrese@utoronto.ca (Tony Calabrese)
Subject: re: ratings, interviews & hires
Message-Id: <97Jun15.125408edt.159789(5)@bureau6.utcc.utoronto.ca>
Hi All.
        We, at the University of Toronto, are currently in the process of
hiring an Assistant professor.  The three short-listed candidates are from:
(i) The University of Chicago, (ii) Northwestern University and (iii)
Carnegie Mellon University.  As well, within the past few years, hires (at
the Assistant Professor level) that I am aware of have come from:
(i)Princeton, (ii)Michigan, (iii)Chicago, and (iv)Indiana.
        I'd also like to ask the rest of the list members whether or not
any of them are aware of any hiring situations in which a Canadian
University Phd has been either short-listed and/or hired for a position at
an American school.  I am aware of at least one such recent case where a
McGill University Phd has been hired at the University of Chicago.  Are
there any other cases that anyone is aware of?  Just wondering.

Tony Calabrese
Department of Sociology
University of Toronto