NMSU
Assistant/Associate Professor of Watershed Management
NMSU, Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States, 88005
Position Title:
Assistant/Associate Professor of Watershed Management Employee Classification:
LC Faculty TT/TN 9m College/Division:
Agricultural, Consumer & Env Sci Col Department:
302000-ANIMAL AND RANGE SCIENCES Internal or External Search:
External - Open to all applicants Location:
Las Cruces Target Hourly/Salary Rate:
Commensurate on experience Appointment Full-time Equivalency:
1.0 Exempt or Non-Exempt:
Exempt Job Summary
We are seeking a dynamic educator to teach graduate and undergraduate courses in the Range Science program, and conduct applied research to improve the understanding of watershed dynamics and management in relation to soils, vegetation, and the environment. Responsibilities and Qualifications
The Range Science program in the Department of Animal and Range Science supports education, research, and outreach activities with focus on natural and managed ecosystems typical to those of the western United States. Teach graduate and undergraduate courses in the Range Science program, and conduct applied research to improve the understanding of watershed dynamics and management in relation to soils, vegetation, and the environment. Requirements
Ph.D. in Watershed Science, Hydrology, Ecohydrology, Range Science, or a closely related field. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
Demonstrated experience establishing a successful research program related to rangeland hydrology and ecology. Evidence of scholarly outcomes, including publication in refereed journal articles. Demonstrated experience teaching watershed management and other range science courses. Evidence of successful engagement with stakeholder groups, including producers and state and federal agencies, to address specific topics of interest leading to improved land management decisions. Job Duties and Responsibilities
The incumbent is expected to establish an internationally recognized, externally funded research program, mentor graduate and undergraduate student research, teach undergraduate and graduate courses, and participate in university, professional, and societal service needs. Conduct applied research to improve the understanding of watershed dynamics and management in relation to soils, vegetation, and the environment. Foster collaborations and participate in activities and on research teams that support the work of the Center for Excellence in Sustainable Food and Agricultural Systems (CESFAS.) Preferred Qualifications
Experience developing and/or teaching "distance education" courses in the Range Science discipline. International research collaborations leading to scholarly outcomes. Working knowledge in cross-disciplinary research addressing societal topics of interest related to the hydrology of managed and/or natural ecosystems. Leadership in professional society roles that contribute to enhancing and promoting the Range Science discipline. Experience in using remote sensing data and tools as well as data science. Commitment to promoting and enhancing diversity as well as the land-grant mission. Special Requirements of the Position
Required Documents: Curriculum vitae Letter of Interest (limit 600 words) Teaching philosophy (limit 600 words) Concise statement of Research interests, goals and objectives for this position (2 page maximum) Unofficial Transcripts (Undergraduate and Graduate) Department Contact
Hatim Geli, 575-646-1640, hgeli@nmsu.edu Equal Employment Opportunity
New Mexico State University is an equal opportunity employer.
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Assistant/Associate Professor of Watershed Management Employee Classification:
LC Faculty TT/TN 9m College/Division:
Agricultural, Consumer & Env Sci Col Department:
302000-ANIMAL AND RANGE SCIENCES Internal or External Search:
External - Open to all applicants Location:
Las Cruces Target Hourly/Salary Rate:
Commensurate on experience Appointment Full-time Equivalency:
1.0 Exempt or Non-Exempt:
Exempt Job Summary
We are seeking a dynamic educator to teach graduate and undergraduate courses in the Range Science program, and conduct applied research to improve the understanding of watershed dynamics and management in relation to soils, vegetation, and the environment. Responsibilities and Qualifications
The Range Science program in the Department of Animal and Range Science supports education, research, and outreach activities with focus on natural and managed ecosystems typical to those of the western United States. Teach graduate and undergraduate courses in the Range Science program, and conduct applied research to improve the understanding of watershed dynamics and management in relation to soils, vegetation, and the environment. Requirements
Ph.D. in Watershed Science, Hydrology, Ecohydrology, Range Science, or a closely related field. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
Demonstrated experience establishing a successful research program related to rangeland hydrology and ecology. Evidence of scholarly outcomes, including publication in refereed journal articles. Demonstrated experience teaching watershed management and other range science courses. Evidence of successful engagement with stakeholder groups, including producers and state and federal agencies, to address specific topics of interest leading to improved land management decisions. Job Duties and Responsibilities
The incumbent is expected to establish an internationally recognized, externally funded research program, mentor graduate and undergraduate student research, teach undergraduate and graduate courses, and participate in university, professional, and societal service needs. Conduct applied research to improve the understanding of watershed dynamics and management in relation to soils, vegetation, and the environment. Foster collaborations and participate in activities and on research teams that support the work of the Center for Excellence in Sustainable Food and Agricultural Systems (CESFAS.) Preferred Qualifications
Experience developing and/or teaching "distance education" courses in the Range Science discipline. International research collaborations leading to scholarly outcomes. Working knowledge in cross-disciplinary research addressing societal topics of interest related to the hydrology of managed and/or natural ecosystems. Leadership in professional society roles that contribute to enhancing and promoting the Range Science discipline. Experience in using remote sensing data and tools as well as data science. Commitment to promoting and enhancing diversity as well as the land-grant mission. Special Requirements of the Position
Required Documents: Curriculum vitae Letter of Interest (limit 600 words) Teaching philosophy (limit 600 words) Concise statement of Research interests, goals and objectives for this position (2 page maximum) Unofficial Transcripts (Undergraduate and Graduate) Department Contact
Hatim Geli, 575-646-1640, hgeli@nmsu.edu Equal Employment Opportunity
New Mexico State University is an equal opportunity employer.
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