University of Waterloo

Faculty Positions in Water Science, Technology and Policy

Water is our most precious natural resource. With over 100 faculty members 
engaged in key areas of water research, education, technology development and 
outreach, University of Waterloo is a world leader in addressing emerging water 
quality and availability issues. The Water Institute 
(www.water.uwaterloo.ca<http://www.water.uwaterloo.ca>)  was recently formed to 
enhance the interdisciplinary character and excellence of both the research and 
teaching programs in water, and the university was recently awarded the Canada 
Excellence Research Chair in Ecohydrology 
(www.cerc.gc.ca<http://www.cerc.gc.ca>).  Building on these developments, the 
University of Waterloo plans to further increase its capacity and reach in the 
area of water by seeking applications for tenure stream faculty positions in 
the following three, broadly-defined areas:


1.      Geomicrobiology or biogeochemistry of continental hydrosystems;

2.      Hydroecological modeling;

3.      Water resource management and governance from a social science 
perspective.

Candidates must hold a PhD degree in a relevant discipline, have a demonstrated 
track record of independent research, and be committed to undergraduate and 
graduate teaching. We are particularly interested in individuals who will 
establish novel research programs that bridge traditional disciplines. 
Preference will be given to candidates at the assistant professor level but 
exceptional candidates at all ranks will be considered.

Candidates should send a letter of interest, curriculum vitae, statements 
summarizing their research and teaching interests, including potential areas of 
collaborations with University of Waterloo faculty, and names of three 
references to 
[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>. 
Candidates should clearly identify to which of the above positions they are 
applying. Review of applications will begin on April 1, 2011, but the searches 
will continue until the positions are filled.  For further information on the 
positions, contact Dr. Robert Gillham, Associate Director, Water Institute 
([email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>).

All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply, however, Canadians and 
permanent residents will be given priority. University of Waterloo is committed 
to employment equity and encourages applications from all qualified women and 
men, including visible minorities, aboriginal people, and persons with 
disabilities.


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