The position will teach a 16-week undergraduate/Master’s split course on 
Behavioral Ecology (Monday and Wednesday 3:30-4:45pm from Aug. 27 through 
Dec. 5, 2018 plus a final exam the week of Dec. 10). The faculty member 
will be responsible for classroom instruction, student consultation 
outside of class time (at least 1.5 hours per week), grading, and grade 
submission. The position also will be responsible for coordination with 
the Director of the M.S. in Environmental Biology (Dr. Kris Voss).

Minimum Qualifications  
An Environmental Science, Ecology, Behavior, Anthropology, or Biology, or 
equivalent Doctoral degree from an institution accredited by a regional 
accrediting association is required. Successful candidates will have 
professional, research, or teaching experience in behavioral ecology.

If interested, please visit: http://jobs.regis.edu/postings/3489

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