[Plant-education] Plant position at JMU

[Jon Monroe]

Hi Plant-eders,

We have an open, tenure-track position for a plant biologist at James 
Madison University.

Plant Biologist.  The Department of Biology at James Madison University 
invites applications for a tenure track position, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 
level, in botany.  We are seeking a plant biologist/ecologist who 
focuses on conservation issues or large-scale processes in plant 
communities.  Possible areas of research might include, but are not 
limited to, invasive species, climate change, plant population dynamics, 
plant-animal interactions, and plant reproductive systems.  A Ph.D. is 
required, as well as evidence of a strong commitment to undergraduate 
teaching.   Post-doctoral and teaching experience is desirable.  The 
successful applicant will be expected to create an active, 
externally-supported research program that involves undergraduates and 
Master’s students.  Teaching responsibilities will include introductory 
courses and upper-level courses in the applicant’s field.

Go to http://www.jmu.edu/biology/ and click on "Open Faculty Positions" 
for more details and links to several other positions.  Please pass this 
along to anyone that might be interested.  Thanks!

Jon

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  Jonathan Monroe, Professor
  Department of Biology, MSC 7801
  James Madison University
  Harrisonburg, VA 22801
  office: 304 Burruss Hall
  phone: 540-568-6649
  fax: 540-568-3333
  e-mail: monroejd at jmu.edu
  http://www.jmu.edu/biology/
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