Assistant/Associate Professor - Agricultural Insect Spatial and Community Ecology
Core
Lead a research program on how insect populations and communities respond to environmental and landscape factors in southern row crop agroecosystems, while co-instructing graduate and undergraduate courses in insect ecology and IPM.
Role type
Assistant/Associate Professor (Tenure-track)
Builds
Hypothesis-driven, quantitative studies linking insect populations to landscape-scale ecological processes in field and pasture cropping systems.
Domain
Agriculture + Ecology (Spatial and Community Ecology)
Required skills
Quantitative ecological modeling, GIS, Spatial statistics modeling, Remote sensing, Network analysis, Omics approaches, Graduate student mentorship, Grant writing
Preferred skills
Interdisciplinary collaboration, Conceptual thinking across spatial scales, Publication record in high-impact journals
Technologies
GIS, Remote sensing, Network analysis, Omics approaches
Responsibilities
Lead nationally recognized research program; secure extramural funding; publish technical articles; co-instruct graduate and undergraduate courses; mentor graduate students; serve on advisory committees.
Seniority
Assistant/Associate Professor (Tenure-track)
