Tenure-Track Bird or Mammal Biologist

The California State University; California; Presencial; USD 83 000 - 93 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

California State University, Northridge (CSUN) seeks a tenure-track Bird or Mammal Biologist at the Assistant Professor level in the Department of Biology. The successful candidate will teach introductory biology for majors (BIOL 106) and courses such as Avian Ecology or Mammalogy, with lab and field components.

Applicants should demonstrate potential for an externally funded research program engaging undergraduates and graduates, and contribute to the vertebrate collections.

Qualificações

• Ph.D. in Biology or related field required.
• At least one year of postdoc or equivalent teaching/curatorial experience.
• Experience teaching in person at college/university level.
• Ability to teach upper-level avian ecology or mammalogy with lab/field components.
• Experience mentoring undergrad and grad students in research.
• Strong peer-reviewed publication record and funding history.
• Collections-based research including museum specimens.

Responsabilidades

• Teach introductory biology for majors and specialized courses (e.g., Avian Ecology or Mammalogy).
• Develop and maintain an externally funded research program with undergraduate/graduate involvement.
• Engage in departmental service, assessment, and committee work.
• Serve as curator for bird or mammal collections and contribute to growth of collections.
• Collaborate with faculty, external agencies, and the broader scientific community.

Conhecimentos

Bird biology

Mammal biology

Teaching experience

Research mentorship

Grant funding experience

Curator experience

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Formação académica

Ph.D. in Biology or closely related field

Postdoctoral research or museum curator experience

Descrição da oferta de emprego

California State University, Northridge (CSUN) seeks a tenure-track Bird or Mammal Biologist at the Assistant Professor level in the Department of Biology. The successful candidate will teach introductory biology for majors (BIOL 106) and courses such as Avian Ecology or Mammalogy, with lab and field components.

Applicants should demonstrate potential for an externally funded research program engaging undergraduates and graduates, and contribute to the vertebrate collections.