McNeese State University · Louisiana · posted 19 days ago
The successful candidate will be responsible for functions related to teaching, advising, research, and service. We are seeking a broadly trained ecologist, wildlife/fisheries biologist, or natural resource biologist that can teach courses in one or more of the following areas: ecology of wetlands, wildlife population dynamics, wildlife techniques, game management. The successful candidate also will be provided with opportunities to develop and teach advanced undergraduate/graduate courses in their area of specialty. Standard teaching responsibility will be 12 contact hours per regular semester and may include evenings. Summer teaching may also be available. The successful candidate is expected to develop an active research program in their field of expertise, recruit and mentor graduate/undergraduate students, present their research at professional meetings, and publish their findings in peer-reviewed journals.
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