[Oppslist] UIUC Faculty Job Ad

Thu, 13 Nov 2003 09:05:30 -0600

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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA--CHAMPAIGN

Tenure-Track or Tenured Faculty Searches

The Department of Atmospheric Science, the Department of Geography, and the=
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Department of Geology
invite applications and nominations for multiple full-time faculty=20
positions (rank open) as part
of an initiative to establish an interdisciplinary research center focusing=
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on "Water as a Complex
Environmental System." We seek highly motivated individuals who desire=20
leadership roles in building
this program, which represents the initial research initiative within an=20
anticipated School of Earth,
Society and Environment that will include the three departments. Successful=
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candidates will have a
PhD in Atmospheric Science, Geography, Geology or a related discipline, a=20
well-established or rapidly
developing, internationally prominent externally funded research program, a=
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strong interest in
interdisciplinary research, and the ability to teach at the graduate and=20
undergraduate levels.
Research specialties are open, but areas of particular interest include:

=95Hydrometeorological Processes(atmospheric mesoscale and/or synoptic scale=
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data assimilation,
modeling, and/or hazard forecasting);
=95Atmosphere-Land-Surface Interactions (study of atmospheric interactions=
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with the land surface, from
modeling, field, or remote-sensing perspectives);
=95Watershed Science (computational modeling or geospatial analysis of=20
hydrological and geomorphological
processes in watershed or river systems);
=95Earth Surface Processes (study of geological and geodynamic aspects of=20
water in the Earth system
from a geomorphological, geochemical, and/or paleoclimatological approach).

It is anticipated that individuals who are hired will hold a primary=20
appointment in one department,
but may have affiliate status in the others. This cluster of hires will=20
create new synergies and
interdisciplinary collaborations, both among new hires as well as among=20
current faculty at Illinois.
Linkages are also possible with several other units on campus interested in=
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a wide range of topics
in water-related research.
Salary is commensurate with experience. Starting date for the positions=20
will be August 2004.
Applicants should submit a vita, list of publications, record of research=20
funding, description of
research and teaching interests, and the names of at least three referees=
 to:

Faculty Search Committee
Room 245 Natural History Building
1301 West Green Street
Urbana, IL 61801

Questions pertaining to Atmospheric Sciences focus areas can be directed to=
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Prof. Don Wuebbles
(wuebbles@atmos.uiuc.edu; 217-244-1568), those pertaining to Geography=20
focus areas can be directed to Prof.
Bruce Rhoads (brhoads@uiuc.edu; 217-333-1880), and those pertaining to=20
Geology focus areas can be directed
to Prof. Stephen Marshak (smarshak@uiuc.edu; 217-333-7705). For full=20
consideration, candidates should
submit all application materials no later than December 21, 2003.=20
Information about the Departments is
available on the web (www.atmos.uiuc.edu; www.uiuc.edu/unit/geog;=20
www.geology.uiuc.edu).
The University of Illinois is an equal opportunity / affirmative action=20
employer.
Women and minorities are encouraged to apply

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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT
URBANA--CHAMPAIGN 
Tenure-Track or Tenured Faculty Searches 
The Department of Atmospheric Science, the Department of Geography, and
the Department of Geology 
invite applications and nominations for multiple full-time faculty
positions (rank open) as part 
of an initiative to establish an interdisciplinary research center
focusing on &quot;Water as a Complex 
Environmental System.&quot; We seek highly motivated individuals who
desire leadership roles in building 
this program, which represents the initial research initiative within an
anticipated School of Earth, 
Society and Environment that will include the three departments.
Successful candidates will have a 
PhD in Atmospheric Science, Geography, Geology or a related discipline, a
well-established or rapidly 
developing, internationally prominent externally funded research program,
a strong interest in 
interdisciplinary research, and the ability to teach at the graduate and
undergraduate levels. 
Research specialties are open, but areas of particular interest include:
 
=95Hydrometeorological Processes(atmospheric mesoscale and/or synoptic
scale data assimilation, 
modeling, and/or hazard forecasting); 
=95Atmosphere-Land-Surface Interactions (study of atmospheric interactions
with the land surface, from 
modeling, field, or remote-sensing perspectives); 
=95Watershed Science (computational modeling or geospatial analysis of
hydrological and geomorphological 
processes in watershed or river systems); 
=95Earth Surface Processes (study of geological and geodynamic aspects of
water in the Earth system 
from a geomorphological, geochemical, and/or paleoclimatological
approach). 
It is anticipated that individuals who are hired will hold a primary
appointment in one department, 
but may have affiliate status in the others. This cluster of hires will
create new synergies and 
interdisciplinary collaborations, both among new hires as well as among
current faculty at Illinois. 
Linkages are also possible with several other units on campus interested
in a wide range of topics 
in water-related research. 
Salary is commensurate with experience. Starting date for the positions
will be August 2004. 
Applicants should submit a vita, list of publications, record of research
funding, description of 
research and teaching interests, and the names of at least three referees
to: 
Faculty Search Committee 
Room 245 Natural History Building 
1301 West Green Street 
Urbana, IL 61801 
Questions pertaining to Atmospheric Sciences focus areas can be directed
to Prof. Don Wuebbles 
(wuebbles@atmos.uiuc.edu; 217-244-1568), those pertaining to Geography
focus areas can be directed to Prof. 
Bruce Rhoads (brhoads@uiuc.edu; 217-333-1880), and those pertaining to
Geology focus areas can be directed 
to Prof. Stephen Marshak (smarshak@uiuc.edu; 217-333-7705). For full
consideration, candidates should 
submit all application materials no later than December 21, 2003.
Information about the Departments is 
available on the web
(<a href=3D"http://www.atmos.uiuc.edu/" eudora=3D"autourl">www.atmos.uiuc.ed=
u</a>;
<a href=3D"http://www.uiuc.edu/unit/geog" eudora=3D"autourl">www.uiuc.edu/un=
it/geog</a>;
<a href=3D"http://www.geology.uiuc.edu/"=
 eudora=3D"autourl">www.geology.uiuc.edu</a>). 
The University of Illinois is an equal opportunity / affirmative action
employer. 
Women and minorities are encouraged to apply 
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