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Job posting at Delaware Valley University for a Soil Scientist (Assistant Prof. Landscape Architecture & Environmental Science)

#1 von Karsten , 22.07.2015 14:27

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From: Joseph Valentine [...]
Sent: Sunday, July 19, 2015 9:42 PM
To: [...]
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Subject: Job posting at DVU for a Soil Scientist

After 36 years teaching at Delaware Valley College now Delaware Valley University, Larry Hepner has retired. Larry taught Soils; Soil Fertility; Watershed Management; Ag Waste Management and Sustainable Ag. The traditional agronomy Department at DVU was split between two other Departments two years ago. The Soils group merged with the Landscape Architecture Department. Larry’s position has been posted on the DVU web site. I have asked them to advertise the position in the SSSA publication CSA NEWS but that may not happen. Therefore, you may want to pass this email onto any of your current or former graduate students who may be interested in the position. Below is the job description and a link highlighted red to the web site.
Thank you.
Joe Valentine

Job Posting:
Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Sciences (062415/10016/35)


You must apply online to be considered. To apply online for this position, click the following link to submit your application, letter of interest, resume, and philosophy of teaching: Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Sciences

This is a full-time, nine-month, tenure-track position in the Landscape Architecture and Environmental Sciences Department to begin the spring 2016 semester. Responsibilities may include, but are not limited to: teaching Soil Sciences, Watershed Management and other Environmental Science courses focusing primarily on soils, water and land use; collaborating with other faculty members to design and implement curricular updates relating to the core vision of the Department; teaching at various levels within the discipline; remaining current in the field; recruiting and advising students as needed; posting and maintaining regular office hours; serving on faculty committees as assigned or elected; participating in professional development activities; attending regularly scheduled faculty meetings, department meetings, and other required meetings; assisting with departmental needs and development including outcomes assessment.

Ideal candidate shall hold a Ph.D. with specialization in Environmental Science, Soil Science or related fields. Additional preferred experience includes teaching introductory courses at the undergraduate level, including, but not limited to, Environmental Sciences and Soils; evidence of successful scholarship; excellent oral and written communication skills; commitment to undergraduate teaching and mentoring; ongoing commitment to faculty development and scholarship. Experience with online delivery of courses and/or a professional degree in landscape architecture are favorable. Must successfully pass a Pennsylvania Child Abuse History Clearance, Pennsylvania State Police Criminal Record Check, and FBI Criminal Background Check as well as corresponding clearances from the successful candidate’s state of residence, if not Pennsylvania.

Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until position is filled. Please submit letter of interest, curriculum vitae, and philosophy of teaching. Official transcripts must be provided at time of hire.


http://www.delval.edu/offices-services/h...mental-Sciences


Joseph A. Valentine
Adjunct Instructor in Soil Science
Department of Landscape Architeture & Environmental Science
Delaware Valley University
700 East Butler Avenue
Doylestown, PA 18901


 
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