Assistant Professor of Forensic Science & Toxicology

Texas Tech University, Environmental Toxicology and Forensics; Lubbock (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas Tech University, Environmental Toxicology and Forensics, invites applications for a faculty position expected to contribute to teaching, mentoring, and scholarly research in forensic science. The candidate should demonstrate a sustained record of peer-reviewed work and active involvement in professional forensic science organizations.

The successful applicant will join the Department of Environmental Toxicology, engaging with diverse undergraduate and graduate populations, guiding student

Qualifications

• Ph.D. must be conferred by September 1, 2027.
• Peer-reviewed publications required, including at least one in forensic science.
• Active membership or affiliation with professional forensic science organizations (e.g., AAFS, ASCLD, IAI) expected.
• Career-focused expertise evidenced by sustained research or practical forensic casework experience.
• Area of expertise in forensic science with demonstrated impact in research or practice.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to the teaching mission of the department.
• Mentor graduate students.
• Develop a record of peer-reviewed/funded research.
• Provide service to the department, college, and university.

Skills

Teaching experience

Scholarly publications in forensic sci

Professional involvement in forensic s

Forensic science expertise

Education

Ph.D. in a natural science discipline

Job description

Texas Tech University, Environmental Toxicology and Forensics, invites applications for a faculty position expected to contribute to teaching, mentoring, and scholarly research in forensic science. The candidate should demonstrate a sustained record of peer-reviewed work and active involvement in professional forensic science organizations.

The successful applicant will join the Department of Environmental Toxicology, engaging with diverse undergraduate and graduate populations, guiding student