Tenure-Track Physical Geography with Climatology Focus

American Meteorological Society; San Marcos (TX); Presencial; USD 70 000 - 105 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Texas State University invites applications for a tenure-track assistant professor position in Physical Geography with a specialization in climatology. The appointee will establish an externally visible research program and seek external support while teaching climatology and related courses to undergraduate and graduate students.

The candidate should contribute to water resources, geomorphology, environmental hazards, and human-environment interactions research, mentored by a diverse campus

Qualificações

• Ph.D. in Geography or a related field, with a specialization in climatology, by time of appointment.
• Demonstrated record of peer-reviewed scholarship in climatology, oceanography, and/or environmental systems research.
• Demonstrated or potential ability to develop a strong independent research agenda.
• Demonstrated or potential ability to teach climatology, meteorology, oceanography, quantitative methods, or related environmental systems courses at undergrad/grad levels.

Responsabilidades

• Establish an active, externally visible research program; seek external funding and publish in scholarly outlets.
• Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in climatology and related areas; mentor students at all levels.
• Engage in service to the department, university, discipline, and broader community.

Conhecimentos

Scholarly research

Teaching climatology

Research program development

Formação académica

Ph.D. in Geography or related field

Ferramentas

GIScience & remote sensing

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Texas State University invites applications for a tenure-track assistant professor position in Physical Geography with a specialization in climatology. The appointee will establish an externally visible research program and seek external support while teaching climatology and related courses to undergraduate and graduate students.

The candidate should contribute to water resources, geomorphology, environmental hazards, and human-environment interactions research, mentored by a diverse campus