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EARTH AND OCEAN SCIENCES INSTRUCTOR The
Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth
Sciences of Duke University invites individuals
to apply for a position as Instructor in the
Division of Earth and Ocean Sciences to begin
in fall 2007. The successful candidate will
be expected to teach broad, introductory and
upper-level undergraduate courses in earth, ocean,
and/or atmospheric sciences and to contribute
to the development of innovative undergraduate
education in the geosciences at Duke. We seek
candidates with a record of excellence in teaching
and a commitment to mentoring undergraduate students.
The Nicholas School focuses on leadership in
education, research, and service to understand
basic Earth and environmental processes, to understand
human behavior related to the environment, and
to inform society about the conservation and
enhancement of the environment and its natural
resources for future generations. The Nicholas
School includes 50 faculty representing a broad
spectrum of disciplines within the earth and
environmental sciences and offers graduate, professional
and undergraduate programs. More information
on the Nicholas School is available at http://www.nicholas.duke.edu/index.html.
Letters of interest should include a curriculum
vitae and a teaching statement that explains
the applicant’s teaching experience and philosophy
and identifies introductory and upper-level undergraduate
courses within earth, ocean, and atmospheric
sciences that the applicant can teach. Names
and contact information of three references should
also be included. Application material should
be sent to Chair, Earth and Ocean Sciences Instructor
Search, Division of Earth and Ocean Sciences,
Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth
Sciences, Box 90227, Duke University, Durham,
NC 27708. The search committee will begin reviewing
applications February 1, 2007: the search will
remain open until the position is filled. The
term of the appointment is for two years, with
potential for renewal.
Duke University is an equal-opportunity/affirmative
action employer. Women and minorities are encouraged
to apply.
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