Assistant Professor, Oklahoma State Department of Natural Resource Ecology and Management

Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
(70% teaching/30% research)
We are seeking a candidate with abilities and expertise to establish a teaching program in wildlife ecology and conservation that builds on the teaching excellence of the department.  Additionally, the candidate will be expected to establish an externally funded research program focused on habitat management issues and the response of wildlife to human-altered landscapes.  An area of interest to the State is ungulate wildlife habitat management and issues related to ungulate populations in Oklahoma.  Teaching responsibilities are 4 courses per year that will include 3 undergraduate courses including wildlife management, habitat management, and a course to be determined later and 1 graduate course to be developed by the candidate based on the candidate's expertise and needs of the department.  Other responsibilities include advising and mentoring undergraduate students, involvement in the Student Chapter of The Wildlife Society, recruiting and training graduate students, and serving on departmental, college, and university committees.

For more information see http://nrem.okstate.edu/WildlifeEcolCons.pdf or contact Dr. Craig Davis (craig.davis@okstate.edu).