POSITION:       Ecological Research Specialist – with the Department of 
Agronomy and Horticulture, University of Nebraska-Lincoln.  This position 
is a full-time, permanent, non-tenure position with research and teaching 
responsibilities.  Approximate starting date of the position is November 
2008.


RESPONSIBILITIES:       The successful candidate will conduct and implement 
ecological research in the field, greenhouse, laboratory, and herbarium, 
supplementing the research capabilities of the project leader and Post 
Doctoral Research Associate.  The successful candidate will assume major 
responsibilities for a wide variety of technical and supervisory work of 
field experiments and personnel and serve as assistant curator of the 
Department of Agronomy and Horticulture herbarium. The successful candidate 
will be responsible for scheduling, training, and monitoring work 
activities of graduate students and employees.  This individual will 
exercise judgment in conducting experiments based on academic training, 
knowledge of the scope of objectives of the research program and discussion 
with the project leader.  The successful candidate will coordinate 
monitoring, formulate the approach, and carry out the action to meet the 
objectives outlined in the recovery plan for a plant on the federal 
Endangered Species List.  Teaching responsibilities will include co-
instructing Wildland Plants (AGRON 442/842, 3 cr.), instructing North 
American Range Plants (AGRON 242, 1 cr.), and coaching the Nebraska Plant 
Identification Team.

QUALIFICATIONS: M.S. preferred in ecology, biology, range science, 
agronomy, or a closely related field (with a minimum of 30 credit hours in 
biological sciences or agriculture.  Knowledge of plant systematics is 
required.  An individual with a B.S. and suitable experience would be 
considered.

SALARY: Commensurate with qualifications and experience.

DEADLINE:       October 1, 2008

APPLICATION:    Apply on-line at: http://employment.unl.edu.  Please 
reference requisition #0080674.

                Dr. James Stubbendieck
                University of Nebraska-Lincoln
                P.O. Box 830915, Lincoln, NE  68583-0915        
        
                [EMAIL PROTECTED] 

                (402) 472-1519 OR (402) 472-3082

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