We seek a person with significant scientific background who can address through teaching, research, and service the broader societal issues central to environmental studies, e.g., policy, ethical, communication, management issues, as they relate to the scientific developments within this field. Proven teaching ability, a strong research record or potential, and a Ph.D. degree are required. Application deadline is November 13, 1996. Persons of color, women, and the physically challenged are encouraged to apply. California State University, San Marcos Public Policy California State University San Marcos invites applications for an anticipated tenure-track position, subject to final authorization, in public policy beginning August 1997.
Appointment is anticipated at the rank of assistant professor.
The focus may be domestic, comparative, or international. We are also interested in candidates who can contribute to our efforts to employ new technologies in instruction. CSU San Marcos expects candidates to demonstrate excellence in both research and teaching. Teaching responsibility will generally be three courses per semester, and faculty are expected to participate actively in curriculum development, recruitment, and other development efforts. Located in northern San Diego County, San Marcos admitted its first students in the fall of 1990, instituted a political science major in 1991, and is now a four-year, comprehensive university.