The candidate must also possess the ability to develop extramural funds. Applications should include a letter of interest in the position, a current vita, and copies of all college transcripts. The letter of application should discuss the applicants research interests, teaching philosophy, and career goals. Salary will be competitive and commensurate with qualifications, experience, and rank. Situated in the forests of the Coastal Plain, the School is a short distance from the Mississippi Alluvial Plain and the Ouachita and Ozark Mountains.
Opportunities abound to work on private as well as public lands.
The School offers undergraduate degrees in forestry, wildlife management and spatial information systems, and a Master of Science degree in forest resources. A USDA Forest Service research unit is located in the forest resources building. The position requires teaching undergraduate courses in outdoor recreation and human dimensions of natural resources. The faculty member in this position will advise undergraduate and graduate students. Research responsibilities will require developing a research program related to their field of expertise.