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Biotherapeutics Program within the Institute of Biomanufacturing and Precision Medicine for North Texas (IMPRINT). These positions represent a single integrated hiring initiative rather than five independent
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and provide artistic and administrative leadership for the orchestra program. Conduct the university orchestra and oversee all aspects of the ensemble, including programming, rehearsals, performances
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our strength in Genomics by recruiting a faculty member who will establish a nationally recognized, collaborative research program and contribute to our growing research community. Areas of particular
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and provide artistic and administrative leadership for the orchestra program. Conduct the university orchestra and oversee all aspects of the ensemble, including programming, rehearsals, performances
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and provide artistic and administrative leadership for the orchestra program. Conduct the university orchestra and oversee all aspects of the ensemble, including programming, rehearsals, performances
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Establish and maintain a vibrant, externally funded research program Publish high-quality scholarly articles Mentor undergraduate and/or graduate students and/or other researchers Contribute service
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the ability to teach advanced field-based geology and establish an active research program in petrologic, geochemical, and mineralogical characterization. We especially welcome candidates who incorporate modern
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of interdisciplinary research and publication Administrative or program leadership experience Demonstrated record of securing grants or other external funding Experience developing or contributing to public-facing
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portfolio and demonstrated potential to secure appropriate external funding. We are especially seeking candidates who demonstrate strong potential for interdisciplinary collaboration, program development, and
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program in North Texas, with 12 baccalaureates, 13 Master’s and nine doctoral programs. The University is classified as a Research 1 University — Highest Research Activity by the Carnegie Foundation