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Jim
Anderson Position:Senior LecturerEmployer:University of Southampton, EnglandJob description:I am currently a senior lecturer of mathematics, roughly the equivalent to associate professor. My job includes teaching several courses a year, various administrative tasks, and research, much like a university professor in the US.Job satisfaction:I very much like my job. The department here is very social, and there are lots of people who do interesting things and like to talk about them.I have recently begun to be more involved in the administrative side of departmental life, in addition to teaching and research, which is an interesting change. Employment history:After finishing graduate school in the summer of 1991, I spent one year at MSRI in Berkeley as a postdoctoral fellow, and then three years at Rice University in Houston, TX, as an Instructor. Then, I came to Southampton. During that time, I also had an NSF-NATO postdoctoral fellowship, which I used to visit the University of Warwick during the summers of 1993 and 1994.Suggestions for students:I'm not a good person to say much here, as I've never had a proper job outside of academia.Suggestions for improvement:It's been long enough, that I'm sure it's all very different than it was when I was there.Miscellaneous comments:I think that my undergraduate education prepared me exceptionally well for the career I find myself in, and I would like to say thanks to everyone who was a part of it.E-mail Jim Visit Jim's home page Date of last update: June 9, 2004
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