The Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources, University of Idaho,
Moscow, Idaho is seeking an academic year Population Ecologist to teach
a senior-level Fish and Wildlife Population Ecology course (4 credits)
in fall semester 2011, teach a graduate level Population Analysis course
(4 credits) in spring semester 2012, and develop and teach a second
graduate course (2-3 credits) in applicant's area of expertise for
spring 2012.
The individual will work with current faculty in developing the graduate
courses, present guest lectures in departmental courses as appropriate,
provide at least 1 seminar presentation on the individual's research,
and publish results of dissertation and/or other independent research.
For a complete description of the position and instructions on how to
apply see the University of Idaho's Human Resources website at
www.uidaho.edu/humanresources. View announcement # 12508060147.
Applicants must apply through the university website.
Open for recruitment: June 7, 2011 - July 5, 2011
Salary Range: $32,177.60 - 35,006.40
Position begins no later than 15 August and classes begin August 22
Minimum qualifications:
Education: Ph.D. degree in Wildlife or Fisheries Population
Ecology, Population Ecology,
Quantitative Ecology or a closely related field.
Research Experience: 2 years experience designing studies gathering data
and analyzing data on population ecology of vertebrates in natural
ecosystems, graduate research may count towards this requirement;
willingness to assist faculty, staff and graduate students on study
design and data analysis.
Demonstrated oral and written communication skills.
Demonstrated ability to work independently and with a group.
Other: Demonstrated knowledge of vertebrate population ecology,
demonstrated ability to teach the above-named courses, demonstrated oral
and written communication skills including delivery of scientific
presentations to technical and non-technical audiences.
Direct question to:
Kerry Paul Reese
Professor and Head
Fish and Wildlife Resources
Ecology and Conservation Biology
University of Idaho
Moscow, ID 83844-1136
208-885-6435
kre...@uidaho.edu
