27 study-phd positions at University of Nevada, Reno

Assistant Professor, Communication Studies (Tenure Track)

, and we exhibit leadership at the college, university, and discipline levels. Communication Studies is home to a graduate program that currently confers the MA degree; and that will soon confer a PhD

Lecturer II or Teaching Assistant Professor, American Sign Language

, 2024. Native or near-native competence in ASL and English. Experience teaching beginning and intermediate learners of ASL. Teaching Assistant Professor - PhD in ASL, Deaf studies, or a related field

Assistant/Associate Professor, Speech Pathology & Audiology (Tenure Track)

Qualifications PhD in Communication Sciences and Disorders or Speech-Language Pathology. Ability to work in an interdisciplinary capacity with health care professionals across the university and the community

Associate Professor, Book Arts & Graphic Design

and Graphic Design. The ideal candidate will possess an MFA or PhD in Graphic Design or a related field. We seek candidates who can demonstrate a broad knowledge of book and publication arts, and

Lecturer II/Teaching Assistant Professor - English

media studies. Our graduate programs include PhD concentrations in literature and Rhetoric & Writing Studies, an MFA in creative writing, and MA degrees in literature, RWS, and Public Engagement

Associate Professor of Climatology / State Climatologist - University of Nevada, Reno

also seek candidates with a commitment to excellence in public outreach. Experience in speaking with the media would be an asset. A PhD in Geography, Atmospheric Sciences, or a closely related field is

Postdoctoral Scholar, Economics

and is renewable subject to budget and satisfactory annual evaluations. The anticipated start date is July 2024, with an option to teach other economics courses if the position is extended for a second

Postdoctoral Scholar, Wildfire Technology Hub

duration is one-year and is subject to renewal contingent on funding availability and acceptable performance. Required Qualifications Ph.D. in Engineering, Physics, Ecology and Forestry, Earth Science

Associate/Full Professor of Gerontology, Judith A. Sugar Endowed, UNR School of Public Health

an independent program of research; contribute to the school’s teaching and service mission; and engage in university, community, and professional service. Required Qualifications Earned doctorate (PhD, DrPH etc

Lecturer II / Teaching Assistant Professor - Counselor Education Clinical Director/Counseling Faculty

university service, teaches one clinical course per semester plus two internship sections in the summer, provides clinical supervision, and serves on graduate student committees. Depending on the successful