Tenure-Track Scholar: Environmental Policy & Governance

Boise State University; Boise (ID); On-site; USD 70,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

ORP retirement

Medical and dental insurance

Tuition waiver

Dual Career Assistance

Job summary

Boise State University invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor in the College of Education and Public Service (COEPS). The position supports Environmental Studies, MEM, and PPA Ph.D.

programs and emphasizes teaching and scholarship in environmental policy and governance. The successful candidate will mentor master’s and doctoral students, contribute to undergraduate and graduate curricula, and engage in interdisciplinary research across social and natural

Qualifications

• Ph.D. in Environmental Studies, Environmental Science, Geography, Sociology, Anthropology or related field by appointment.
• Advanced ABD candidates may be considered.
• Ability to teach core courses in the Environmental Studies program.
• Ability to teach courses in the Master of Environmental Management program.
• Mentor and advise Ph.D. and MEM students.

Responsibilities

• Teach core courses in Environmental Studies, MEM, and PPA programs.
• Mentor and advise MEM and Ph.D. students.
• Conduct and publish research in environmental policy and governance.
• Contribute to program development and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Skills

Environmental policy

Environmental governance

Teaching

Mentoring

Interdisciplinary

Education

PhD in Environmental Studies

PhD in Environmental Science

PhD in Geography

PhD in Sociology

PhD in Anthropology

Advanced ABD candidate

Tools

GIS

Statistical software

Job description

Boise State University invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor in the College of Education and Public Service (COEPS). The position supports Environmental Studies, MEM, and PPA Ph.D.

programs and emphasizes teaching and scholarship in environmental policy and governance. The successful candidate will mentor master’s and doctoral students, contribute to undergraduate and graduate curricula, and engage in interdisciplinary research across social and natural