7 marine-ecology positions at Missouri University of Science and Technology

Postdoctoral Fellow, Oak Forest Growth and Sustainability

Job Description In Brief: Post-doc will advance research in ecology and management of oak forests in the central U.S. This post-doc will be employed by the University of Missouri and based in the School

Postdoctoral Fellow, Fire Regime Modeling and Mapping

of Natural Resources and Center for Tree-Ring Science located in Columbia, Missouri. The post-doc will work closely with Dr. Michael Stambaugh, Associate Professor of Forest Ecology, and project partners

Postdoctoral Fellow, Wildland Fire Effects on Tree Growth and Wood Properties

, Associate Professor of Forest Ecology, and project partners from the U.S. Forest Service and multiple universities. This research is funded by the U.S. Forest Service through support of the Bipartisan

H.E. Garrett Endowed Chair Associate or Full Professor and Director of the Center for Agroforestry

resources, soil science, plant science, water resources, horticulture, agroecology, agricultural or natural resource economics or policy, or a related area. Candidates will be evaluated on: National

4-H Youth Development Educator – Adair and Macon Counties, MO

of youth rather than preventing single issues or problems. 4-H youth development programs use a human ecological approach, recognizing that young people are part of systems, including family, school

Field Specialist in 4-H Youth Development – Pettis County, MO

programs use a human ecological approach, recognizing that young people are part of systems, including family, school, community, and society. Program specialization:   The Field Specialist in 4-H Youth

4-H Youth Development Educator – Howard and Boone Counties, MO

development programs use a human ecological approach, recognizing that young people are part of systems, including family, school, community, and society. Program specialization: The 4-H Youth Development