Assistant or Associate Professor - Rangeland Ecology and Management Bookmark this Posting Print Preview | Apply for this Job Posting Details Position Information Posting Number F001446P Internal Posting? Recruitment Title Assistant or Associate Professor - Rangeland Ecology and Management Advertising Pay Range $80,000 or higher depending on experience Location Moscow Primary Division/College College of Natural
Resources Primary Unit Forest, Rangeland, & Fire Sciences Employee Category Faculty Classification Group Title Regular Faculty Position Control Number 3775 Suffix 00 Contingency Code Not Applicable FTE 1 Contract Basis Academic Year Anticipated Contract Start Date 08/16/2027 FLSA Status Exempt Tenure Tracking Negotiable (must be justified) Rank Negotiable (must be justified) Extension Type Not Applicable
Administrative Appointment Type Not applicable Administrative Appointment End Date (if applicable) Position Responsibilities Position Summary The Department of Forest, Rangeland and Fire Sciences (FRFS) seeks an academic year Assistant or Associate Professor of Rangeland Ecology and Management to work at the Moscow campus. This tenure-track or tenured faculty (rank and tenure are negotiable based on how the candidate
meets the criteria outlined in department and college bylaws) position will focus on Rangeland Ecology and Management in support of the Rangeland Ecology and Management program and other undergraduate and graduate programs in the Department of Forest, Rangeland and Fire Sciences, and College of Natural Resources. The faculty member will teach three undergraduate courses and lead a graduate course in their field of
expertise (approximately 12 credit hours per academic year). Course content will support both program and university student learning outcomes. Specific courses will be determined in consultation with the department head. The faculty member will actively and effectively advise undergraduate students and will actively recruit and effectively mentor graduate students and post-doctoral researchers. The faculty member
will conduct research related to rangeland ecology and management, with an emphasis on the ecological effects of natural disturbances (e.g., wildfire) and management activities (e.g., grazing, invasive species) that have direct implications for the long-term health and sustainability of rangeland ecosystems. The faculty member will publish in peer-reviewed journals, present findings to scientists and managers at
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