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We are seeking an organismal fisheries scientist with research in one or more of the following areas: climate science; large river ecology; spatial ecology; toxicology; physiology; genetic resource improvement; and fisheries and aquaculture technology development.
The successful candidate is expected to
Teach a graduate/undergraduate level Ichthyology course, a Biology of Fishes course, and other courses of interest to the applicant. Teaching load will vary with departmental needs but will be no less than 1 regular course per semester; class sizes are typically 25-35 students.
Participate in student advising and departmental recruitment activities.
Provide evidence of collaboration and interdisciplinary research.
Develop an internationally recognized research program supported by federal, state, and non-governmental sources and prepare graduate students in fisheries and aquaculture.
Mentor graduate and undergraduate students and engage with student organizations.
Demonstrate a commitment to campus inclusivity and diversity.