The successful applicant will teach a required course plus lab in hydrogeology, a topical introductory geology course with lab, and a mid- or upper level elective course in a topic that complements current offerings. We seek a colleague eager to interact with undergraduates in an environment where teaching and research in an undergraduate setting are important. Beginning in the fall of 2002, the Geology Department will share a geomicrobiologist with the Biology Department. The Geology Department graduates 15-20 geology majors each year and has a strong tradition of innovative teaching and curriculum, field work, and undergraduate research.
Salary is competitive and commensurate with experience.
The date of appointment will be July 1, 2002. The application deadline is January 31, 2002. The candidate will be required to teach an undergraduate course in Microbiology, an upper level elective in the field of Geomicrobiology and an interdiscplinary seminar. D is required with expertise in microbiology with geoscience applications, such as microbial ecosystems in extreme environments. Applicants with post-doctoral and teaching experience are preferred.