Support for this position is enhanced by a grant-funded extension associate. A top priority of the IRM group is a record keeping and analysis program. In addition to a county and state oriented educational program, the successful applicant will be expected to interact with professional colleagues at the regional and national levels. The successful applicant is expected to publish in the trade press, extension series and appropriate refereed outlets including professional journals. Undergraduate teaching opportunities may exist after the extension program is established.
Salary is open and competitive.
Benefits include TIAA-CREF retirement, group health and life insurance, vacation, disability, and family leave. Out of state consulting leave is permitted, subject to approval. Qualifications Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics or closely related field is required. The successful candidate should demonstrate an ability to work collaboratively with interdisciplinary teams.