[Sextonlabmeeting] Fwd: job -- Sustainable Oceans Director of Training Activities

[Jason Sexton]

5-year position for PhD or graduating PhD...


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From: Carole L. Hom <clhom at ucdavis.edu>
Date: Wed, Feb 14, 2018 at 10:56 PM
Subject: job -- Sustainable Oceans Director of Training Activities
To: reachalumni at ucdavis.edu, bioinvigertalums at ucdavis.edu


Folks,

Please forward to your networks. If you have former students or postdocs
who want to be just like me, this is their opportunity....

cheers,
clh

p.s. since some of you might ask....yes, I'm working with the SO program to
get it launched. I'll transition out once this person is hired but still
will be around. :-)


*Director of Training Activities - Sustainable Oceans National Science
Foundation Research Traineeship Program*
*University of California, Davis*

The Sustainable Oceans NSF Research Traineeship (NRT) Program
<http://sustainableoceans.ucdavis.edu/> seeks a Director of Training
Activities to assist with administration of an interdisciplinary training
program in ocean and coastal resources. In this program, faculty will train
doctoral students from UC Davis and master’s students from campuses of the
California State University system in interdisciplinary approaches to
understanding natural and human impacts on marine ecosystems to ensure that
the oceans continue to provide for generations to come.

This position requires a Ph.D. degree in Ecology, Resource Economics,
Marine Science/Policy, or a related field, and prior experience in planning
and conducting research in coastal and ocean science and/or science
education. Professional experience or knowledge of the science-policy
interface is desired. Incumbent must demonstrate willingness to understand
the latest concepts and techniques in ecosystem-based fisheries management,
and have a working knowledge of experimental design, statistical analysis,
data management, and decision-making under uncertainty. Incumbent must have
demonstrated experience in publishing original research in coastal and
ocean science and/or related fields, and in preparing grant proposals.

This is a 75% time position with a targeted start date of June 1, 2018. The
position is for five years with possible extension based on available
funding and workload need.
For full information or to apply, please see https://recruit.ucdavis.ed
u/apply/JPF02044
Position description is attached.

For more about the Sustainable Oceans Program, please see
sustainableoceans.ucdavis.edu

For questions not addressed on either web site, email Carole Hom,
clhom at ucdavis.edu. Please include "SO Director of Training Activities" in
the subject line.

Application review will begin on 12 March 2018.

-- 
Carole L. Hom                    clhom at ucdavis.edu
Academic Coordinator,      office phone: 530-754-9733 <(530)%20754-9733> --
but email often is faster
  CCWAS IGERT: http://ccwas.ucdavis.edu
HBCU Initiative programs
  UC Davis-Howard University EEGAP: http://eegap.ucdavis.edu
  UC Davis-Xavier University CCBGAP: http://ccbgap.ucdavis.edu
  UC Davis-UMES, XULA, FAMU MCBGAP: http://mcbgap.ucdavis.edu
  UC Davis-FVSU & Tuskegee University PABGAP: http://pabgap.ucdavis.edu
PREP at UCD: http://prep.ucdavis.edu
Sustainable Oceans: http://sustainableoceans.ucdavis.edu
Department of Evolution and Ecology
University of California




-- 
Jason Sexton
Assistant Professor
Life and Environmental Sciences
School of Natural Sciences
University of California, Merced
231 Science and Engineering Building 1
jsexton2 at ucmerced.edu
(209) 228-2426
http://sextonlab.ucmerced.edu/
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