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The Department of Geology at the University of Georgia seeks applications
for a tenure-track faculty position at the Assistant Professor level in the
general field of Hydrogeology starting August 2018. Applications from
scientists with backgrounds in quantitative geochemical and/or geophysical
methods who incorporate unconventional and interdisciplinary approaches that
complement and expand upon existing strengths in the Department are
particularly encouraged. Expected areas of research and teaching interest
include, but are not limited to, critical zone science, assessing water
fluxes, surface and groundwater interactions, mineral weathering impacts on
groundwater quality, determining aqueous geochemical mass balances, coastal
aquifer dynamics, assessment of recharge and sustainable yields in complex
hydrologic systems, simulation of flow and reaction transport processes, and
contaminant fate and transport and source identification.

The applicant must have a strong record of research and a Ph.D. in Geology
or related discipline by the time of appointment. The successful candidate
will be expected to teach introductory geology courses, and undergraduate
and graduate courses in their research specialty, supervise student research
projects at the masters and doctoral levels, and establish a vigorous
externally-funded research program. The successful candidate will have
opportunities to interact with the University-wide Water Resources Faculty
that includes representatives from Forestry & Natural Resources, Crop and
Soil Science, Ecology, Marine Science, Geology, Geography, and Engineering.

Find the full job posting at https://facultyjobs.uga.edu/postings/2869.
Position open until filled.

Required Documents to apply:

    Cover Letter
    Resume/Vitae
    Teaching Portfolio/Philosophy
    Research Portfolio/Philosophy
    List of References with Contact Information

Questions or requests for information may be addressed to the Chair of the
Hydrogeology Search Committee, Dr. Adam Milewski, at 706-542-4263 or
[email protected].

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