Dear all,
Neither of these jobs come from my department, so I don't have too much
additional information to share. But thought these might be interesting to
some on the list...
Best wishes,
Mark
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Environmental Policy: The Departments of Political Science and Civil
and Environmental Engineering seek candidates in the area of
environmental policy for a 9-month academic year tenure track position
at the rank of Assistant or Associate Professor, beginning August 16,
2008. Applicants are expected to hold a doctorate in political science
and at least a B.S. in a science or engineering discipline related to
environmental protection. Candidates should have strong methodological
skills, rigorous theoretical focus, and a strongly quantitative
research approach. The successful candidate will be expected to
develop an externally-funded research program that complements an
emerging bio-economy initiative and the Environmental Science and
Policy Program. The tenure home for this position will be in Political
Science with a partial appointment in the Department of Civil and
Environmental Engineering. The selected individual will be expected to
teach undergraduate and graduate courses in political science, and to
develop one course in environmental or technology policy suitable for
engineering students. The closing date for applications is October 1,
2007, though later applications may be accepted if the search remains
open. Please send curriculum vitae, samples of written work, evidence
of teaching ability and at least three letters of recommendation to:
Professor Richard Hula, Chair, Department of Political Science, 303
South Kedzie Hall, East Lansing, MI 48824-1024. MSU is an Affirmative
Action/Equal opportunity employer. MSU is committed to achieving
excellence through cultural diversity. The university actively
encourages applications and/or nominations of women, persons of color,
veterans, and persons with disabilities.
Michigan State University seeks a faculty member in the area of
environmental policy and coupled human and natural systems. The
appointment will be joint between the Environmental Science and Policy
Program and the Department of Political Science. Political Science
will be the tenure home for the position. This is one position in a
cluster of several focusing on coupled human and natural systems. We
are especially interested in researchers who apply modeling to
understanding human-environment interactions. The appointment will be
tenure system at the Assistant Professor level on an academic year
basis. Ph.D. or equivalent is required at the time of the appointment.
Candidates should have strong methodological skills and rigorous
theoretical focus. International experience or demonstrated interest
in international issues is an advantage. The position will be
structured to allow development of internationally renowned research
programs with extramural support. Preference will be given to
candidates who could engage in an initiative to introduce
computational and other formal modeling techniques into the
undergraduate social science curriculum. Letters of application should
be accompanied by a curriculum vitae, short statement of professional
goals, 3 letters of reference and examples of published work.
Applications will be reviewed starting October 1, 2007, and will be
accepted until the positions are filled. Applications can be mailed or
sent electronically. Mailed applications should be addressed to: ESPP
CHANS Search Committee, Environmental Science & Policy Program,
Michigan State University, 274 Giltner Hall, East Lansing, MI
48824-1101. Electronic applications should be sent to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and directed to Search Committee. MSU is an
Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. MSU is committed to
achieving excellence through cultural diversity. The university
actively encourages applications and/or nominations of women, persons
of color, veterans, and persons with disabilities.
