Assistant Professor in Natural Resources and Conservation

Penn State University(8 months ago)

HybridFull TimeJunior$52,791 - $71,182 (estimated)Agricultural and Biological Engineering

About this role

The Pennsylvania State University’s Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering is hiring a tenure-track Assistant Professor focused on natural resources and conservation practices in agricultural and natural resource systems. The role is a 36-week academic-year faculty appointment intended to support interdisciplinary education and build a nationally recognized research program related to climate variability, water resources, and soil health in agro-ecosystems.

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Required Skills

Teaching
Research
Curriculum Development
Climate Variability
Water Quality
Soil Health
Hydrology
Agroecology
Conservation Practices
Grant Writing

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Qualifications

PhD in Agricultural Engineering
PhD in Biological Engineering
PhD in Civil Engineering
PhD in Environmental Engineering

About Penn State University

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Penn State (The Pennsylvania State University) is a top-ranked, public land‑grant research university founded in 1855 with a multi-campus system led by its flagship at University Park. It provides undergraduate, graduate, professional, and online degree programs across a wide range of disciplines while supporting extensive research, extension, and public-service activities. The university is known for its large-scale research and innovation, global education initiatives, and strong industry and alumni networks. Students and partners choose Penn State for its academic breadth, research resources, and statewide and international reach.

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