The successful candidate will be expected to develop an active statewide extension program focused on the financial management of dairy farms. The successful candidate will teach approximately 3 classes per year. The classes taught will depend upon departmental needs and the successful candidate's interests. The person selected will also be expected to advise students, participate in campus governance, and develop a solid record of scholarship.
Compensation is based on qualifications, including education and experience.
The University expects scholarly activity, including research, scholarship, and creative endeavor that supports its programs. Evidence of a thorough understanding of financial analysis and econometrics, understanding of the dairy sector, and strong communication skills are required for this position. Experience with undergraduate teaching, a farm background, and extension teaching are highly desirable. Candidates should demonstrate awareness of and sensitivity to diverse student populations and an ability to contribute to the University's commitment to enhancing student awareness and appreciation of diverse ethnic and cultural heritages. The names of all nominees and applicants who have not requested confidentiality in writing, and identities of all finalists must be released upon request.