The University of California, Merced is seeking a Manager for its Sierra
Nevada Research Station, which is a part of the UC Natural Reserve System
(NRS). The Yosemite Field Station (YFS), located in Yosemite National Park,
is the hub of the Research Station. The YFS hosts vibrant research and
education programs in the Park and environs.  A second node, the Sequoia
Field Station (SFS), located in Sequoia-Kings Canyon National Park, is under
development.  

This position reports to the the Director of the university's Sierra Nevada
Research Institute, and is responsible for operations, programs,
administration, and further development of the Research Station. The Station
Manager: 1) designs and implements programs, policies, procedures and
budgets for the Research Station, in cooperation with the Faculty Reserve
Manager and others; 2) serves as the primary liaison between the Parks,
Research Station users, and other UC Merced faculty and staff; 3)
facilitates research, education, and outreach programs based out of the
Field Station; 4) provides daily management of the YFS, and general
oversight of SFS operations; 5) coordinates Field Station operations and
maintenance activities with UC Merced’s Facilities Management staff; and 6)
enhances Research Station facilities and programs through extramural
proposals and development activities, in cooperation with the Faculty
Reserve Manager and others, 7) carries out independent, extramurally funded
research/scholarship. 

Apply online at:
http://jobs.ucmerced.edu/n/academic/position.jsf?positionId=3662

For further information, please visit: http://snri.ucmerced.edu 

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