The New York Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, in the Department of
Natural Resources at Cornell University, is seeking candidates for a
postdoctoral position to initiate projects on fish and wildlife management
using structured approaches to decision making. Duties include: 1) Use
decision analysis to incorporate ecological and social dimensions into decision
making processes. Utilize analytical approaches to aid decision-makers,
including methods for model evaluation and uncertainty quantification. One
project will involve the integration of white-tailed deer population dynamics
and social dimensions, and one project will be focused on a fisheries decision
problem 2) Build capacity within the New York State Department of Environmental
Conservation in structured decision making and adaptive management. Develop
training materials, lead short courses, workshops, and/or web-based seminars on
structured decision making and adaptive management.
Minimum Requirements:
1. Ph.D. in ecology, fish or wildlife biology, or a related field.
2. Strong analytical skills (especially in modeling, estimation, and
optimization).
3. Demonstrated desire and proven ability to publish in peer-reviewed
journals.
4. Excellent writing and personal communication skills.
5. Exceptional command of written and spoken English.
Recommended qualifications:
Competitive candidates will also have one or more of the following
qualifications: have a background in structured decision making and/or adaptive
management, previous experience leading a collaborative research project, and
teaching experience.
Position length: One year appointment with possible extension up to 18 months.
Application Deadline: October 7, 2011, or until suitable candidate is found.
Preferred Start Date: Fall, 2011.
To Apply:
Please send a curriculum vitae, a letter describing your background and
experiences, and the names and contact information for three references to Dr.
Angela Fuller, Department of Natural Resources, Cornell University, NY
Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, B02 Bruckner Hall, Ithaca, NY
14853, angela.ful...@cornell.edu<mailto:angela.ful...@cornell.edu>, (607)
255-2841.
Angela K. Fuller
Assistant Leader and Assistant Professor
U. S. Geological Survey
New York Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit
Department of Natural Resources
B02 Bruckner Hall
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 14853-3001
Unit (607) 255-2839; Fax (607) 255-1895
Office (607) 255-2841
Email: angela.ful...@cornell.edu<mailto:angela.ful...@cornell.edu>
