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Qualifications PhD in physics or related field. ABD will be considered. Teaching experience in physics beyond conventional TA duties. Training or experience in active-learning methods. Preferred Qualifications
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research effort fusing forest biometrics and remote sensing through big data machine learning, and the development of data analytic visualization platforms. In addition, this position will collaborate
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. The faculty member is expected to teach 4-6 courses per academic year, including lectures, labs, internships, practicums, and special projects (12-18 credit hours per year) in Agricultural Communications and/or
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Summary This individual will conduct federally funded research related to nutrition and women’s health, teach undergraduate and graduate courses related to nutrition, and provide outreach and service
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at the secondary or college level. Preferred Qualifications PhD in Mathematics, Mathematics Education, or a related field. Experience teaching mathematics at the college level. Experience teaching algebra
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annually + commensurate with experience (PhD) Location Moscow Primary Division/College College of Engineering Primary Unit Electrical & Computer Engineering Employee Category Faculty Classification Group
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Qualifications PhD in physics or related field. ABD will be considered. Teaching experience in physics beyond conventional TA duties. Training or experience in active-learning methods. Preferred Qualifications
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Summary This individual will conduct federally funded research related to nutrition and women’s health, teach undergraduate and graduate courses related to nutrition, and provide outreach and service
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Responsibilities Position Summary This tenure track assistant professor position will have a 15% teaching, 35% extension and 50% research program. The successful candidate will teach a senior/graduate level course
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valued as we aim to recruit a dynamic educator to teach and develop undergraduate courses in health sciences. Expectations of the position also include mentoring, service, and scholarly outreach