Avian Ecology Post Doc

Salary: $55,000 + Benefits

Start Date: August 15, 2024

Description: This is a one year postdoctoral position (possibility for renewal) will include teaching two classes in fall 2024 and assisting with ongoing research related to American Kestrels and Burrowing Owls (includes graduate and undergraduate research) as well as the opportunity to develop individual research.  The two classes in the Department of Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Ecology are fall only and  include Introduction to Natural Resources, a freshmen level class, and either Wildlife Ecology or a GIS class, both upper division classes. Material for both classes will be shared with the successful candidate.

Qualifications: PhD in Ecology or closely related field by 08/15/2024. Ability to work independently and part of a collaborative team. Must have strong communication skills.  Demonstrated interest in teaching and student mentorship required and experience in teaching desired. Demonstrated ability to publish research results and ability to follow through on project deliverables.  Ability to apply strong, cutting-edge quantitative approaches to data analysis. 

To Apply: Send a single email file attachment that includes (1) a cover letter that indicates your qualifications and interest in the position (including interest in teaching and mentoring students), (2) CV, (3) names and contact information for 3 or more professional references, (4) writing sample (ie published manuscript or dissertation), and (5) copies of all transcripts (unofficial are acceptable), to Dr. Martha Desmond, Department of Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Ecology, New Mexico State University at mdesmond@nmsu.edu. Individuals from underrepresented minority groups are strongly encouraged to apply.