Organismal Integrative Biology: Assistant Professor

Integrative Biology, Oregon State University; Corvallis (OR); On-site; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Oregon State University’s Department of Integrative Biology invites applications for three full-time tenure-track Assistant Professor positions. Successful candidates will develop vigorous, externally funded programs focused on organismal biology, with potential ecological/evolutionary connections.

Candidates will teach in biology and zoology degree programs, mentor graduate and undergraduate students, and contribute to inclusive, collaborative department life.

Qualifications

• Ph.D. (or foreign equivalent) in Biology or related field.
• Primary focus on understanding processes within organisms that drive performance and may affect ecological or evolutionary scales.
• Demonstrated ability or potential to establish an extramurally funded research program of high impact and longevity.
• Demonstrated ability or potential to instruct effectively using evidence-based practices at the undergraduate or graduate level
• Demonstrated ability or potential to mentor undergraduate and graduate students.
• Demonstrated ability to collaborate with and engage with colleagues in a department, research or community group.

Responsibilities

• Develop vigorous, externally funded research programs focused on organismal biology, with ecological/evolutionary relevance.
• Teach within biology and zoology degree programs; engage in mentoring of graduate and undergraduate students.
• Contribute to a vibrant, inclusive and collaborative department, including service to the university and profession.

Education

Ph.D. in Biology or related field

Evidence of ability to establish extramural funded research

Teaching with evidence-based practices

Mentoring students

Collaborative with colleagues

Job description

Oregon State University’s Department of Integrative Biology invites applications for three full-time tenure-track Assistant Professor positions. Successful candidates will develop vigorous, externally funded programs focused on organismal biology, with potential ecological/evolutionary connections.

Candidates will teach in biology and zoology degree programs, mentor graduate and undergraduate students, and contribute to inclusive, collaborative department life.