201 plant-breeding-phd positions at Texas A&M University System

Assistant Professor and Extension Plant Pathologist-Tree & Landscape Plant Health Specialist

serving on graduate student committees. Required Education and Experience: PhD in Plant Pathology or related discipline, including but not limited to biology, ecology, entomology, microbiology, horticulture

Assistant Professor of Plant Soil and Environmental Sciences - Horticulture

Science, and Doctoral degrees. Qualifications PhD in Plant Soil and Environmental Science, preferably Horticulture, or closely related field Demonstrated commitment to excellence in teaching, research, and

Assistant Professor

, Extension personnel, industry, and the USDA-ARS National Cotton Variety Testing Program. Design, establish, and conduct field trials related to cotton breeding and genetics. Analyze, interpret, and

Assistant Professor – Ornamental Horticulture

limited to: selection, propagation, production, and management of ornamental plants, adaptive and water-efficient ornamentals, and genetics, breeding, and development of ornamental plants. Administrative

Assistant or Associate Professor of Agriculture (Forage Scientist)

include integrated dryland forage/livestock systems, forage breeding, plant physiology, management, soil health, grazing management, nutrition, water management, use of technology, or related disciplines

Assistant or Associate Professor of Equine Industry/Business

funding, with targeted areas of research that may include nutrition, health, animal well-being, physiology, reproduction, breeding, equine behavior and training, equine or agricultural business, or related

Assistant Professor of Marketing

. Candidates are expected to show research competency and promise including publications, conference presentations, or active works in progress.  Coming into this position, candidates may also be expected

Assistant or Associate Professor of Dairy Cattle Production

-motivation, and the ability to thrive in a student-centered environment. Desire to establish working relationships throughout the dairy industry. Academic or industry experience beyond the Ph.D. preferred

Administrative Coordinator I (Ph.D Program)

Job Title Administrative Coordinator I (Ph.D Program) Agency Texas A&M International University Department Phd Program Proposed Minimum Salary $17.54 hourly Job Location Laredo, Texas Job Type Staff

Agrilife Center Director

. The Center focuses on rice varietal improvement and management practice development. The Center has exceptional strength in inbred and specialty rice breeding, molecular marker development, plant physiology