Tenure Track position: Plant Virus Biodiversity and Ecology

[Michael W Palmer]

Assistant Professor: Plant Virologist
The Department of Botany at Oklahoma State University
(http://botany.okstate.edu) seeks a tenure track Assistant Professor in
Plant Virology/Molecular Biology, as part of an Oklahoma NSF EPSCoR
initiative to develop plant virology statewide (http://pvbe.okstate.edu/).
 Successful candidates are expected to mentor students and develop
extramurally funded research involving plant virus evolution or
biodiversity.  There are numerous opportunities for collaborative research
in plant biology spanning Oklahoma's comprehensive research universities
and the S. R. Noble Foundation.  Teaching duties will include appropriate
undergraduate and graduate courses.  A Ph.D. degree, strong publication
record and postdoctoral experience are required.  Applicants should submit
by email (pshryoc at okstate.edu) a single pdf file containing a vita,
detailed statements of research and teaching interests, and contact
information for at least three references.  Indicate "Virologist
Applicant" in the subject.  For full consideration, apply by 25 November
2005.  OSU is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer.  Women
and minorities are encouraged to apply.  Note that the University of Tulsa
will be hiring a viral ecologist as part of the same NSF EPSCoR
initiative.





Michael W. Palmer, Botany Department, Oklahoma State University
104 LSE   Stillwater OK 74078 USA      405-744-7717  fax:405-744-7074
LABORATORY FOR INNOVATIVE BIODIVERSITY RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS:
http://ecology.okstate.edu/Libra/
OSU Botany:   http://botany.okstate.edu/      OSU Ecology:
http://ecology.okstate.edu