The Department of Entomology at the University of Georgia (UGA) invites 
applications for a tenure-track position (9 months) in quantitative insect 
ecology at the Assistant Professor rank.

Description
The position includes research (70%), teaching (25%), and service (5%). The 
appointee will be expected to build a nationally prominent, extramurally 
funded, research program that complements existing strengths in the Entomology 
Department, as well as contribute to undergraduate and graduate teaching and 
service. The successful candidate will potentially teach quantitative 
approaches and methods of statistical inference at the undergraduate and 
graduate levels in their area of expertise and other courses depending on 
candidate expertise and departmental need. In addition to strengthening and 
complementing existing programs in the department, the emerging research 
program is expected to be collaborative and multidisciplinary with a focus on 
solving important or emerging problems. This individual is also expected to be 
active in departmental and university service, and professional activities and 
outreach.

We seek candidates with expertise in modeling at landscape, community, 
population and/or genomic scales, or other related fields of study that include 
a strong quantitative modeling component associated with insects and their 
relatives. Approaches might include mathematical, statistical, computational, 
machine learning, or GIS-based modeling.

Applicants should have a record of scholarly activities in their field as 
demonstrated by peer- reviewed publications and/or extramural funding for their 
research. Postdoctoral experience (one or more years) and experience in 
teaching in a classroom setting (one or more semesters) are preferred.

Please see the full job posting and application details here: 
https://www.ugajobsearch.com/postings/406466
Direct any questions to William Snyder, Search Committee Chair, at 
wesny...@uga.edu<mailto:wesny...@uga.edu>


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