Ecology & Biostatistics, Tenure-Track Assistant Professor

William & Mary; Williamsburg (VA); Hybrid; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Retirement plan

Health insurance

Educational assistance

Wellness benefits

Housing relocation resources

Job summary

William & Mary invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in Ecology. The appointee will develop an externally funded research program spanning ecology and quantitative biology, and will teach introductory biostatistics to undergraduates and ecology courses across the department.

The candidate should have strong teaching in ecology and biostatistics, evidence of research excellence, and potential for mentoring undergraduate and graduate students.

Qualifications

• Ph.D. in biology, biomathematics or biostatistics, or a closely related field, by Aug 10, 2027.
• 18 graduate credit hours in the discipline in which they will teach.
• Evidence of research expertise in ecology, biomathematics, or quantitative ecology.
• Evidence of teaching expertise in ecology or biostatistics.
• Ability to teach compelling courses in ecology and biostatistics.
• Postdoctoral research experience strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

• Conduct research and secure external funding to support a vibrant program.
• Teach undergraduate and graduate courses, including biostatistics and ecology.
• Engage in service activities within the university and department.
• Mentor undergraduate and master’s students and develop a robust research group.

Skills

Biostatistics

Quantitative biology

Ecology

Teaching ability

Education

PhD in biology/biomathematics/biostatistics

18 graduate credit hours in teaching discipline

Job description

William & Mary invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in Ecology. The appointee will develop an externally funded research program spanning ecology and quantitative biology, and will teach introductory biostatistics to undergraduates and ecology courses across the department.

The candidate should have strong teaching in ecology and biostatistics, evidence of research excellence, and potential for mentoring undergraduate and graduate students.