From: maildrop@csemail.cropsci.ncsu.edu (S.A. Modena maildrop)
Subject: Plant Molecular Geneticist -- UVM
Organization: Crop Science Dept., NCSU, Raleigh, NC 27695-7620
Date: Fri, 9 Oct 1992 23:54:25 GMT

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>Subject:      Plant Genetics Position

                                POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT

                                  PLANT GENETICIST


Title:                   Assistant Professor (9-month appointment,
                         tenure-track)

Location:                Department of Botany
                         College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
                         University of Vermont
                         Burlington, VT 05405-0086

Date Available:          Academic year, 1993.

Responsibilities:        Participate in the undergraduate and
                         graduate teaching program of the Department.

                         Prosecute a competitive research program
                         in contemporary molecular plant genetics.

                         Serve as academic and research advisor to
                         undergraduate and graduate students.

                         Participate in departmental, college and
                         university committees and faculty governance.

Qualifications:          Plant molecular geneticist with post-doctoral
                         experience.

                         Demonstrated ability in teaching and research.

Salary:                  Competitive and commensurate with experience.

Application Procedure:   Send letter of application, curriculum vitae,
                         statements of teaching and research interests.
                         Also arrange to have letters of reference sent
                         from three referees.  Documents should be sent to:

                                   GENETICS SEARCH COMMITTEE
                                   Department of Botany
                                   Life Science Building
                                   University of Vermont
                                   Burlington, VT 05405-0086

                         Women and representatives of diverse racial,
                         ethnic and cultural groups are strongly
                         encouraged to apply.  AA/EO employer and educator.

Application Deadline:    Review will begin Dec. 15, 1992.
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BOTANY AT UVM:

     The Department of Botany has a prominent history of both excellent
     undergraduate and graduate education and active research in a broad
     array of plant biology disciplines.  Our emphases are in plant
     molecular biology, physiology, ecology and evolution.  Most of the
     faculty of the Department are located in Marsh Life Science Building,
     a modern facility with teaching and research instrumentation to match.
     Other facilities of the University directly of interest to those
     conducting teaching and research in Botany include: the Proctor Maple
     Research Center, the University Horticultural Farm, the University
     Farm, the Pringle Herbarium, extensive natural holdings of diverse
     ecological types, the School of Natural Resources and the College of
     Medicine.

     The candidate should benefit from interactions with a large number of
     successful scholars with diverse interests in the area of molecular
     genetics and molecular biology including Departments of Agricultural
     Biochemistry, Animal Sciences, Biochemistry, Microbiology and
     Molecular Genetics, Nutritional Sciences, Plant and Soil Science,
     Zoology, and interdisciplinary programs in Cell and Molecular Biology
     (graduate) and Biological Sciences (undergraduate).  Both the
     department and the University as a whole enjoy extensive collabora-
     tions between faculty in both research and teaching functions.


THE UVM/BURLINGTON COMMUNITY:

     The University of Vermont is located in Burlington in the rural Lake
     Champlain Valley, nestled between the Adirondack State Park in New
     York (the largest wilderness park in the United States) and the Green
     Mountains of Vermont.  Opportunities for outdoor activities abound
     during all four seasons of the year.  Additionally, the University
     of Vermont and the population center of greater Burlington attract a
     diverse array of cultural activities.  Also, several large metropolitan
     centers are within easy travel by auto or plane (Montreal, 100 mi.,
     Boston, 225 mi. and New York City 275 mi.).