A post-doctoral research associate position (Wildlife Biology or Forest Ecology) is available in the Department of Natural Resource and Environmental Science at the Alabama A&M University in association with the Center for Forest Ecosystem Assessment (CFEA) funded by National Science Foundation (http://saes.aamu.edu/forestry/CFEA.htm). Responsibilities include to (1) serve as the assistant to the center director to develop proposals, reports, newsletters, and web pages related to the CFEA; (2) organize conferences and workshops; (2) publish research results in peer-reviewed journal articles based on data collected by multiple research teams; and (4) conduct wildlife or forest ecology related research that is consistent with CFEAs mission.
Applicants should have a completed or imminent Ph.D. in ecology, wildlife biology, forestry, or related field. Excellent written skills demonstrated by experience of proposal and manuscript development are required. Training and experience of conducting wildlife, forestry, or ecological research and strong statistical analysis capability are necessary. Knowledge of remote sensing, geographic information system (GIS), disturbance ecology, and/or forest ecology is desirable. Ability to work with graduate students, faculty, research staff, and governmental agencies as part of a larger multidisciplinary team, but also to work independently, is essential. Initial appointment is for one year with possible extension depending on funding and performance. Salary: $33,000 - $38,000 depending on experience with an excellent benefit package. To Apply: Send printed or electronic (preferred) copies of (1) cover letter; (2) curriculum vitae; (3) names and contact information (phone, email) of three references; and (4) reprints of up to three publications to: Dr. Yong Wang, Department of Natural Resource and Environmental Science, Alabama A&M University, P. O. Box 1927, Normal, AL 35762, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (please copy [EMAIL PROTECTED]). Applicant evaluation will begin on 15 November 2008 and continue until a qualified candidate has been identified.
