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) at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. CYFS (http://www.cyfs.unl.edu ) is a highly collegial, interdisciplinary program of excellence that promotes and supports a vibrant grant‐active culture in the College
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opportunities for future growth in undergraduate biology education. This project is part of a collaboration that includes Drs. Brian Couch (University of Nebraska-Lincoln) and MacKenzie Stetzer (University
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breeding research on FHB disease in wheat and barley. The primary responsibilities of the incumbent are to: 1) Screen wheat and barley materials for FHB resistance in the greenhouse and field; 2) Develop and
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speaker series, journal article discussions, laboratory presentations and discussions, tutorial training, and the teaching of skills necessary to conduct original cognitive neuroscience research. Ph.D.s
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speaker series, journal article discussions, laboratory presentations and discussions, tutorial training, and the teaching of skills necessary to conduct original cognitive neuroscience research. Ph.D.s
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of peer reviewed publications in substance use and/or health equity topics. Experience in project management, community-engaged research, or conducting primary data collection. A demonstrated interest in