Assistant Teaching Professor in Plant Biology

The Department of Plant and Microbial Biology spans research and teaching from molecular to organismal and ecosystem scales. Faculty in the Department have access to excellent core facilities for plant research including the Phytotron, multiple greenhouses, a Vascular Plant Herbarium and the Genomic Sciences Laboratory. We are also part of the Plant Sciences Initiative, a multidisciplinary hub that aims to improve the world through plant science innovation.

This position provides an excellent opportunity for an outstanding botanist with a strong interest in developing a long-term career in effective teaching in a vibrant department at a major research university. The initial appointment is for three years and, based on overall performance, is renewable. Teaching Assistant Professors are professional track positions, which are eligible for promotion to Teaching Associate Professor and Teaching Professor ranks. The Department strongly values excellence in teaching and emphasizes hands-on opportunities for students in our courses.

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