Job Description: 
Lincoln University in Missouri (http://www.lincolnu.edu/pages/1.asp) 
invites applications for a faculty position in the Cooperative Research 
Unit. This position is a 12 month-non-tenure track approximately 50% 
research and 50% teaching in the area of Natural Resources –Wildlife 
Management. Applicant will be responsible for teaching Wildlife 
Conservation and Ecology, Wildlife Damage Management, Natural Resources 
Management Conflict Resolution, Human Dimensions in Wildlife Management, 
and other courses in Natural Resources area. Candidate will also advise 
undergraduate majors, participate on graduate student committees, and 
mentor undergraduate research. The incumbent will be expected to develop a 
nationally/internationally prominent research program, obtain extramural 
funding for the research, publish in peer- reviewed journals, collaborate 
with faculty within the programs at Lincoln University and other 
institutions, contribute to relevant professional societies, and make 
presentations of research findings. 

Application Procedure: 
Submit a Lincoln University application, cover letter, current resume or 
vita, official transcripts and three letters of reference to: Human 
Resource Services, Lincoln University, 101 Young Hall, PO Box 29, 
Jefferson City, MO. 65102-0029 Lincoln University is “An Equal 
Opportunity/Affirmative Action/ADA Employer." Qualifications: Individuals 
with a Ph.D. in Wildlife Science, Wildlife Damage Management, Ecology, or 
closely related field; strong interest and ability to conduct high-quality 
teaching and advisement of undergraduate students. Post- doctoral research 
experience preferred and teaching experience desirable. Interpersonal, 
effective oral and written communication skills, and willingness and 
ability to work in a team-oriented environment with a diverse group of 
students and faculty are essential. 

Salary Benefits: 
Commensurate with qualifications and experience. 

Closing Date: 
Open until position is filled. 

Further Information: 
Dr. Frieda Eivazi, Research Director, [email protected] 

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