[ECOLOG-L] Two Postdoc Positions in Biodiversity Informatics at Arizona State University
The Biodiversity Knowledge Integration Center (BioKIC) at Arizona State University (ASU) invites applications for two postdoctoral research scholar positions in biodiversity informatics. The positions are part of a new Biodiversity Data Science Initiative launched at ASU and led by Beckett Sterner and Nico Franz. The initiative will focus on building an innovative web platform that leverages theoretical advancements and prototype software for taxonomic concept alignment (https://doi.org/10.1093/sysbio/syw023), with the goal to establish a scalable taxonomic intelligence service that will carry value for scientific audiences, science publishers, government agencies, and environmental consulting firms. The platform will accelerate the growth of high-quality, reproducible biological data by driving the adoption of taxonomic intelligence metadata in scientific datasets and journals. Position 1 ad: https://sols.asu.edu/sites/default/files/job_12575.pdf Position 2 ad: https://sols.asu.edu/sites/default/files/job_12643.pdf We are committed to open science and an inclusive, equitable, and team-oriented work environment that promotes the candidate's career and personal advancement. The Biodiversity Data Science Initiative is located within the School of Life Sciences and Natural History Collections at Arizona State University. This setting offers a supportive and stimulating environment, with a diverse collection of faculty with expertise across the life and computational sciences, as well as access to excellent academic and computing resources. The Initiative is further supported by faculty from ASU's School of Computing, Informatics, and Decision Systems Engineering and external experts in data science for systematic biology. In addition, the postdoctoral researcher will be able to take advantage of multiple seminar series and a large community of faculty, postdocs, and students. Arizona State University offers a rich environment for early-career researchers and a wide range of support programs for postdocs. Exploratory e-mail inquiries are strongly encouraged. Interested applicants should send a one-page research statement, clearly indicating their qualifications and motivation to join the project, Curriculum Vitae, and contact information for three references to nico.fr...@asu.edu and bster...@asu.edu. The review of applications is rolling until the search is closed. The start date is flexible, with a preference for January 1, 2019. Salary is commensurate with experience, with a range of $55,000 to 75,000 annually, plus ASU benefits, for exceptionally well qualified applicants. Reasonable relocation funds are available.
[ECOLOG-L] New Position at Arizona State University: NEON Biorepository Project Manager
Inquiries strongly encouraged. -- The Arizona State University (ASU) School of Life Sciences and Biodiversity Knowledge Integration Center (BioKIC) are seeking a Project Manager for the National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON) Biorepository. NEON (neonscience.org) is a continental-scale ecological observation facility, sponsored by the National Science Foundation and operated by Battelle. The project is expected to run for 30 years. For each project year, the NEON Biorepository at ASU will receive, process, store, and make available an average of 100,000 biodiversity occurrences sampled at more than 80 sites across the United States. The diverse samples include DNA extractions, frozen soil samples, bulk and pinned insect collections, herbarium vouchers, and partial or entire vertebrate specimens, among others. A high rate of sample use for NEON-related research projects is expected. A new data portal will support the discovery and transactions of samples, as well as usage statistics. The project will transition throughout a multi-year infrastructure and service growth phase before reaching its full capacity. Achieving these goals will require reliable coordination of project personnel and budgets, space renovations and infrastructure creation, and timely reporting to internal and outside institutions, including the NEON research community and greater public. For more position details and to apply: 1. Go to: https://cfo.asu.edu/applicant 2. Click on "External staff" 3. Enter: 46498BR Contact: nico.fr...@asu.edu
[ECOLOG-L] New Position at Arizona State University: NEON Biorepository Invertebrate Collections Manager
Inquiries strongly encouraged. -- The Arizona State University (ASU) School of Life Sciences is seeking an Invertebrate Collections Manager for the National Ecological Observatory Network Biorepository (NEON). This project is expected to run for 30 years. For each project year, the NEON Biorepository at ASU will receive, process, store, and make available for research an average of 100,000 biodiversity occurrences sampled at more than 80 sites across the United States. We will facilitate this by creating a data portal to support occurrence discovery and tracking of sample transactions and usage statistics. The invertebrate collections manager will play a critical role in coordinating these tasks, focusing on the high-volume and taxonomically diverse samples of pinned and pooled ground beetles (Carabidae), mosquitoes (Culicidae), pitfall trap "by-catch", and aquatic macroinvertebrates. The position requires expertise in arthropod/insect diversity and identification, and an ability to develop new data products to leverage the research potential of NEON invertebrate specimens with the greater community. For more position details and to apply: 1. Go to: https://cfo.asu.edu/applicant 2. Click on "External staff" 3. Enter: 46496BR Contact: nico.fr...@asu.edu
[ECOLOG-L] Postdoctoral Research Position in Biodiversity Informatics at Arizona State University
The Biodiversity Knowledge Integration Center (BioKIC) at Arizona State University (ASU) invites applications for a postdoctoral research scholar position in biodiversity informatics. The position is part of a new Biodiversity Data Science Initiative launched at ASU and led by Beckett Sterner and Nico Franz. The initiative will focus on building an innovative web platform that leverages theoretical advancements and prototype software for taxonomic concept alignment (https://doi.org/10.1093/sysbio/syw023), with the goal to establish a scalable taxonomic intelligence service that will carry value for scientific audiences, science publishers, government agencies, and environmental consulting firms. The platform will accelerate the growth of high-quality, reproducible biological data by driving the adoption of taxonomic intelligence metadata in scientific datasets and journals. This postdoctoral research scholar position will focus on developing a web-based taxonomic intelligence platform and innovating better solutions for knowledge representation and reasoning at scale. The successful candidate must have a Ph.D. in biology, computer science, or related field, and minimally two years for experience in building production-level software. The successful candidate will also have a strong record of achievement in biodiversity informatics, linked data/knowledge engineering and Semantic Web technologies; including, for example, knowledge representation (e.g., RDF) and machine reasoning (e.g., Answer Set Programming), data search, management, knowledge graphs, visualization, and software development, with knowledge of biological systematics being highly beneficial. Technical proficiency in full-stack programming is critical (HTML/CSS, JavaScript, Python, SQL, as well as NoSQL). The ability to select technologies, and rapidly iterate on the implementation of a high-quality, functional and scalable system is preferred. Mentoring of students and co-/authorship of peer-reviewed publications, presentations, and of research proposals, will be strongly encouraged. We are committed to open science and an inclusive, equitable, and team-oriented work environment that promotes the candidate's career and personal advancement. The Biodiversity Data Science Initiative is located within the School of Life Sciences and Natural History Collections at Arizona State University. This setting offers a supportive and stimulating environment, with a diverse collection of faculty with expertise across the life and computational sciences, as well as access to excellent academic and computing resources. The Initiative is further supported by faculty from ASU's School of Computing, Informatics, and Decision Systems Engineering and external experts in data science for systematic biology. In addition, the postdoctoral researcher will be able to take advantage of multiple seminar series and a large community of faculty, postdocs, and students. Arizona State University offers a rich environment for early-career researchers and a wide range of support programs for postdocs. Exploratory e-mail inquiries are strongly encouraged. Interested applicants should send a one-page research statement, clearly indicating their qualifications and motivation to join the project, Curriculum Vitae, and contact information for three references to nico.fr...@asu.edu. The review of applications will begin October 26, 2018; if not filled, applications will be reviewed every week thereafter until the search is closed. The start date is flexible, with a preference for January 1, 2019. Salary is commensurate with experience, with a range of $55,000 to 75,000 annually, plus ASU benefits, for exceptionally well-qualified applicants. Reasonable relocation funds are available. Full position ad: https://sols.asu.edu/sites/default/files/job_12575.pdf
[ECOLOG-L] New position at Arizona State University -- Biodiversity Informatician
Posted to Ecolog Listserv. E-mail inquiries are encouraged! -- Biodiversity Informatician (Database Analyst) The Arizona State University (ASU) School of Life Sciences and Biodiversity Knowledge Integration Center (BioKIC) is seeking a Biodiversity Informatician for the National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON) Biorepository. NEON (https://www.neonscience.org/) is a continental-scale ecological observation facility, sponsored by the National Science Foundation and operated by Battelle. The project is expected to run for 30 years. For each project year, the NEON Biorepository at ASU will receive, process, store, and make available an average of 100,000 biodiversity occurrences sampled at more than 80 sites across the United States. The diverse samples include DNA extractions, frozen soil samples,bulk and pinned insect collections, herbarium vouchers, and partial or entire vertebrate specimens, among others. A high rate of sample use for NEON-related research projects is expected. The NEON Biorepository will facilitate this by creating a data portal - sustained by the open source Symbiota software platform - to support occurrence discovery, tracking of sample transactions, integration of collections data and usage statistics (publications, etc.), and by maintaining high-quality biodiversity data in compliance with international standards. The biodiversity informatician will play a critical role in providing and refining these services to benefit the greater NEON research community. Envisioned start date: November 1st, 2018. For more position details and to apply, 1. Go to: https://cfo.asu.edu/applicant 2. Click on "External Staff", and 3. Search for "44904BR". -- Nico M. Franz, Ph.D. School of Life Sciences, PO Box 874108 Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ 85287-4108 E-mail: nico.fr...@asu.edu Web: https://isearch.asu.edu/profile/1804402
[ECOLOG-L] New position at Arizona State University -- Cryo-Collections Manager
E-mail inquiries are encouraged! -- Cryo-Collections Manager / Research Specialist Senior The Arizona State University (ASU) School of Life Sciences and Biodiversity Knowledge Integration Center (BioKIC) are seeking a Cryo-Collections Manager for the National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON) Biorepository. NEON (https://www.neonscience.org/) is a continental-scale ecological observation facility, sponsored by the National Science Foundation and operated by Battelle. The project is expected to run for 30 years. For each project year, the NEON Biorepository at ASU will receive, process, store, and make available an average of 100,000 biodiversity occurrences sampled at more than 80 sites across the United States. The diverse samples include DNA extractions, frozen soil samples, bulk and pinned insect collections, herbarium vouchers, and partial or entire vertebrate specimens, among others. Large portions of samples are designated for cryo-storage - using a combination of ultralow and liquid nitrogen (LN2) freezers - to ensure long-term preservation and suitability for molecular/genomic research. A high rate of sample use for NEON-related research projects is expected. The NEON Biorepository will facilitate this by creating a data portal to support occurrence discovery, tracking of sample transactions, integration of collections data and usage statistics, and by maintaining or linking to high-quality biodiversity and molecular data, in compliance with international standards. The cryo-collections manager will play a central role in coordinating these tasks, with particular focus on designing and maintaining the molecular/genomic collections. Envisioned start date: November 1st, 2018. For more position details and to apply, 1. Go to: https://cfo.asu.edu/applicant 2. Click on "External Staff", and 3. Search for "44719BR". -- Nico M. Franz, Ph.D. School of Life Sciences, PO Box 874108 Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ 85287-4108 E-mail: nico.fr...@asu.edu Web: https://isearch.asu.edu/profile/1804402
[ECOLOG-L] ASU - New postdoctoral position in revisionary insect systematics
Link to URL: http://taxonbytes.org/new-postdoctoral-position-in-revisionary-insect-systematics/ Postdoctoral Researcher Revisionary Insect Systematics School of Life Sciences Arizona State University A postdoctoral position in revisionary insect systematics is available in the Franz Lab (http://taxonbytes.org/), School of Life Sciences, Arizona State University. We seek a candidate with an exceptional record of training and achievement in morphology-based taxonomic revisions of insects and a motivation to integrate their research with developing biodiversity informatics concepts and tools. The taxonomic specialization within insects is open and subject to coordination; however a training background including weevils (Curculionoidea) or other beetle lineages (Coleoptera), or motivation to transition to such taxa, is preferred. The Franz Lab is involved in several biodiversity informatics initiatives (http://taxonbytes.org/informatics/); therefore the creative integration of revisionary research products with these and others initiatives is desired. Excellent leadership, communication and student mentoring skills are also sought. The preferred starting date is October 1st to December 1st, 2014, and funds are available for up to three years pending suitable progress. The position includes standard ASU benefits for postdoctoral researchers. Applicants should send a cover letter describing their interests and relevant experience, a Curriculum Vitae, and contact information of at least three references to: Dr. Nico Franz, School of Life Sciences, Arizona State University, PO Box 874501, Tempe, AZ, 85287-4501. E-mail: nico.fr...@asu.edu (e-mail applications preferred). Informal inquiries via e-mail are strongly encouraged. The initial closing date for receipt of applications is July 1st, 2014; applications will be reviewed every two weeks thereafter until the search is closed. A background check is required for employment. Arizona State University is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer committed to excellence through diversity. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply (https://www.asu.edu/titleIX/). For additional information on the School of Life Sciences, please visit http://sols.asu.edu Nico M. Franz, Ph.D. Associate Professor Curator of Insects School of Life Sciences PO Box 874501 Arizona State University Tempe, AZ 85287-4501 Lab: (480) 965-2850 Collection:(480) 965-2036 Fax: (480) 965-6899 E-mail: nico.fr...@asu.edu Website: http://taxonbytes.org Twitter: https://twitter.com/taxonbytes ASUHIC: http://symbiota4.acis.ufl.edu/scan/portal/collections/misc/collprofiles.php?collid=1 WoNA: http://symbiota4.acis.ufl.edu/scan/portal/checklists/checklist.php?cl=1
[ECOLOG-L] Graduate Student Opportunities in Evolutionary Biology at Arizona State University
Graduate Student Opportunities in Evolutionary Biology at Arizona State University The School of Life Sciences (SoLS) at Arizona State University (https://sols.asu.edu/) is recruiting outstanding graduate student applicants in Evolutionary Biology. Located in the Valley of the Sun in Tempe, Arizona, SoLS houses a broad group of more than 100 faculty and 250 graduate students engaged in cutting-edge research across the spectrum of biological sciences. As one of the top research institutions in the country, we offer diverse opportunities for graduate training – largely tailored to a student's individual interests and background. Evolutionary Biology is a growing interdisciplinary graduate degree program that offers Ph.D.-level training in the historical, conceptual, empirical, and quantitative aspects of biological evolution. The program is supported by a diverse faculty affiliated with numerous science units across the university (see https://sols.asu.edu/graduate-studies/degrees/evolutionary-biology/faculty). It provides bridges between temporal and spatial scales, allows integration of information and patterns across levels of organization, and informs the theoretical foundations of subfields ranging from population genetics to systematics to ecosystem ecology. Student training opportunities range from unit-based programs such as those in the School of Life Sciences and the School of Human Evolution and Social Change (https://shesc.asu.edu/), to collaborations with major ASU research institutes and centers including the Institute for Human Origins (http://iho.asu.edu/), the Center for Social Dynamics and Complexity (https://csdc.asu.edu/), the International Institute for Species Exploration (http://species.asu.edu/), the Center for Biology and Society (https://cbs.asu.edu/), and the Center for Evolutionary Medicine and Informatics (http://www.biodesign.asu.edu/research/research-centers). School of Life Sciences Ph.D. students receive a minimum of five years guaranteed funding through research and teaching fellowships. The application deadline for entry in the Fall semester of 2014 is December 15, 2013. Information about how to apply is available at https://sols.asu.edu/graduate-studies/degrees/evolutionary-biology/process. We strongly encourage prospective candidates to explore the breadth of our research activities on-line and contact specific faculty members prior to submitting an application. General questions regarding the Ph.D. program in Evolutionary Biology may be addressed to Drs. Michael Rosenberg (m...@asu.edu) or Nico Franz (nico.fr...@asu.edu). Submitted by Nico Franz http://taxonbytes.org/
[ECOLOG-L] Postdoctoral position in insect systematics and biogeography available at Arizona State University
Dear ECOLOG-L: My lab has an opening for a postdoc in insect systematics (primarily molecular phylogenetics) and biogeography. Prospective candidates are encouraged to contact me. http://sols.asu.edu/employment/pdfs/f12_insectsys_postdoc.pdf Regards, Nico M. Franz, Ph.D. Associate Professor Curator of Insects School of Life Sciences PO Box 874501 Arizona State University Tempe, AZ 85287-4501 Office: (480) 965-2036 Collection: (480) 965-2850 Fax: (480) 965-6899 E-mail: nico.franz @ asu.edu nico.franz at asu.edu Franz Lab: http://franz.lab.asu.edu/ ASUHIC: http://symbiota1.acis.ufl.edu/scan/portal/collections/misc/collprofiles.php?collid=1
[ECOLOG-L] Biodiversity Informatician, School of Life Sciences, Arizona State University (position announcement)
The School of Life Sciences at Arizona State University invites applications for a Biodiversity Informatician. This is an academic, non-tenure track faculty research associate appointment. Arizona State University is a dynamic, progressive university dedicated to interdisciplinary collaborations, to rethinking university education, and to integrating excellence in both research and teaching. The School of Life Sciences (SOLS) at Arizona State University's Tempe campus is committed to strengthening its impact in the fields of biodiversity informatics research and virtual collections management. SOLS maintains organismal collections totaling more than 1.5 million preserved specimens, and has played an instrumental role in creating the Southwest Environmental Information Network (SEINet) which serves more than 2 million records and 100,000 images on-line. The successful candidate will work in close collaboration with SOLS curators, collection managers, and affiliated researchers and students to advise, develop, and implement database-driven web applications aimed at the electronic dissemination of biological specimen and observation records. Focal areas include the future development of SEINet and its underlying software platform Symbiota, amalgamation and synthesis of all SOLS virtual collections into a unified web portal, participation in novel biodiversity informatics research projects, and integration with other initiatives and services in this dynamic field (e.g. CAP-LTER, Complexity of Life, Global Names, GBIF, iDigBio). The selected candidate will assume co-leadership in developing successful externally funded informatics projects, and serve as liaison between ASU collections researchers and students, network administrators, and other ASU information technology support staff. Additional responsibilities may include participation in the creation and implementation of a new teaching curriculum in the field of biodiversity informatics. Candidates must have an advanced degree (M.Sc. or higher) in Biology or Computer Science; minimally three years of experience in biodiversity informatics research and software development; and a strong familiarity with biocollections data management (e.g. DarwinCore) and contemporary nomenclatural and taxonomic practices and standards (e.g. TDWG). Desired qualifications include participation in recent federally funded research projects in this field (NSF-ADBC program, iDigBio, GBIF, etc.); extensive experience with programming languages and database-driven web application development, and specifically skills in database design and management such as AJAX, CMS (e.g. Drupal), HTML 5, CSS, SQL, XML, network and server administration, and scripting languages (Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby); familiarity with Web 2.0 programming technologies; high adaptability to meet new challenges; and evidence of strong verbal and written communication skills, including grantspersonship. Salary will be negotiable, depending on qualifications. To apply, send a cover letter, curriculum vitae, and up to three other items of choice that represent the ability to work as biodiversity informatician to Anna Fields, attn: Biodiversity Informatician Search Committee, School of Life Sciences, PO Box 874501, Tempe, AZ 85287-4501, with electronic applications sent as PDF files to solsfacultysear...@asu.edu preferred (mailto:solsfacultysear...@asu.edu). The initial closing date for receipt of complete applications is October 14, 2012. For additional information, please feel free to contact Nico Franz (nico.fr...@asu.edu) or Les Landrum (les.land...@asu.edu). A background check is required for employment at Arizona State University, an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer committed to excellence through diversity. We especially encourage women and minorities to apply (see https://www.asu.edu/titleIX/). For additional information on the School of Life Sciences, please visit http://sols.asu.edu. This announcement is also available as a PDF at http://sols.asu.edu/employment/pdfs/f12_bio_info_research_associate.pdf Posted by Nico Franz. http://franz.lab.asu.edu/
[ECOLOG-L] U Puerto Rico - Tenure Track - Animal Behavior / Population Ecology
Position Vacancy in Animal Behavior and/or Population Ecology The Department of Biology, University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez (UPRM, www.uprm.edu/biology) invites applications for a Tenure-track Position as Assistant Professor in Animal Behavior and/or Animal Population Ecology to begin August 2008 or until position is filled. A Ph.D. degree is required, post doctoral experience desired. Candidates must demonstrate teaching skills for undergraduate courses in Animal Behavior, Evolution and General Biology and graduate courses in Population Ecology and Behavioral Ecology as well as the ability to design and develop courses in area of specialty. The successful candidate will be expected to develop an active research program along with his/her teaching duties. Research collaboration with other faculty from Agricultural Sciences and Engineering as well as both undergraduate and graduate students is desirable. External funds, when obtained, will allow eligibility for release time and/or additional compensation during the academic year and/or summer. UPRM is a Land-Grant, Sea-Grant, and Space-Grant institution; interaction with faculty and researchers in these fields is encouraged. Puerto Rico represents a suitable setting to develop research in tropical systems, and the University of Puerto Rico stimulates collaboration with active faculty and students in a wide range of the Biological Sciences and Biotechnology. Benefits include health insurance, relocation costs (if applicable), and tuition waivers in the UPR system for immediate family members. Knowledge of English and Spanish or a willingness to learn is desirable. Please send Curriculum Vitae, statements of research interests and teaching philosophy, and contact information for three references (by e-mail with hardcopy to follow) by April 14, 2008 to Dr. Lucy Bunkley-Williams, Director, ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Department of Biology, University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez Campus, P.O. Box 9012, Mayagüez, Puerto Rico 00681-9012. The University of Puerto Rico is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Submitted by Nico Franz http://academic.uprm.edu/~franz/
UPR - Mayaguez - Molecular Genetics
The Department of Biology, University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez (UPRM http://biology.uprm.edu ) invites applications for a Tenure-track Position as Assistant Professor in Molecular Genetics, to begin July 2008 or until position is filled. A Ph.D. degree is required. Preferred qualifications are a strong background in cell cycle biology or human genetics. Candidates must demonstrate teaching skills for undergraduate and graduate courses including Genetics and Eukaryotic Molecular Genetics, and the ability to design and develop courses in area of specialty. The successful candidate will be expected to develop an active research program. Collaboration with other faculty as well as both undergraduate and graduate students is desirable. External funds, if obtained, will allow eligibility for release time and additional compensation during the academic year and/or summer. UPRM is a Land-Grant, Sea-Grant, and Space-Grant institution; interaction with faculty and researchers in these fields is encouraged. Puerto Rico represents a suitable setting to develop research in tropical systems, and the University of Puerto Rico stimulates collaboration with active faculty and students in a wide range of the Biological Sciences and Biotechnology. Benefits include health insurance, relocation costs (if applicable), and tuition waivers in the UPR system for immediate family members. Knowledge of English and Spanish or a willingness to learn is desirable. For more information, please contact: Dr. Lucy Williams Department of Biology University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez PO Box 9012 Mayaguez, PR 00681 USA E-mail : lwilliams at uprm.edu Phone : 787-265-3837 Fax : 787-834-3673
Tenure-track Position in Restoration Ecology, University of Puerto Rico
The Department of Biology, University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez (UPRM, www.biology.uprm.edu) invites applications for a Tenure-track Position as Assistant Professor in Restoration Ecology, to begin July 1st, 2007. A Ph.D. degree is required. Preferred qualifications include a strong background in terrestrial ecosystems and botany. Candidates must demonstrate teaching skills for undergraduate courses in Botany and graduate courses in Restoration Ecology with a focus on terrestrial ecosystems, as well as the ability to design and develop courses in area of specialization. The successful candidate will be expected to develop an active research program and to undertake specific projects of restoration in the tropics. Collaboration with other faculty as well as both undergraduate and graduate students is desirable. Release time will be available during the first semester for writing grant proposals and for laboratory and research setup. External funds, if obtained, will allow continued eligibility for release time and additional compensation during the academic year and/or summer. UPRM is a Land-Grant, Sea-Grant, and Space-Grant institution. Interaction with faculty and researchers in these fields and Biotechnology is encouraged. Puerto Rico represents an exceptional setting to develop research in tropical systems, and UPRM has full access to biological stations and a formal collaboration agreement with a renowned community organization dedicated to forest management and conservation. Benefits include health insurance, relocation costs (if applicable), and tuition waivers in the UPR system for immediate family members. Knowledge of English and Spanish or a willingness to learn is desirable. Please send Curriculum Vitae, statement of research and teaching interests, and three letters of reference before March 1st, 2007 to: Dr. Lucy Bunkley-Williams, Director, Department of Biology, University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez Campus, P.O. Box 9012, Mayagüez, Puerto Rico 00681-9012. The application can be submitted electronically to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with hard copy following. The University of Puerto Rico is an Equal Opportunity Employer. M/F/V/H
