Assistant Professor - Forestry

Campus Opportunities(6 months ago)

Temple, TXOnsiteFull TimeMedior$36,410 - $50,625 (estimated)Ecology and Conservation Biology

About this role

Assistant Professor (12-month, non-tenure-track) in Forest Ecology and Modeling Research at Texas A&M AgriLife Research, administratively based at the Blackland Research and Extension Center in Temple, TX, with academic affiliation in the Department of Ecology and Conservation Biology. The position focuses on developing a nationally recognized, externally funded, collaborative research program addressing sustainability, health, productivity, and marketability of forested landscapes. The appointment emphasizes applied forest science with opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration across the Texas A&M System and external partners.

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Required Skills

Forest Ecology
Forest Modeling
Biometrics
Geospatial Analysis
Data Analysis
Grant Writing
Project Management
Communication
Team Building
Teaching

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Qualifications

Ph.D. in Forest Science or Related Field
Valid Driver's License

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