Tenure-track/tenured,
beginning August 2007.
Assistant/Associate Professor in
GIScience. Ph.D. in Geography
or a related discipline is required by the time
of appointment. Applicants must have strong analytical,
quantitative, and
modeling skills and should
have a commitment to excellence in both teaching and
research, and to maintaining
an active program of funded research.
The
successful candidate will
have demonstrated research capabilities linking
Geographic
Information Science with applications such as developing places,
urban/regional analysis, economic
development, community-based GISystems, land
use or environmental
modeling, or resource management.
Teaching
responsibilities focus on
undergraduate and graduate classes in GIS principles
and methods, and
applications in areas of the applicant’s research
specialization. The Department maintains excellent teaching
lab and research
facilities, and faculty
participate actively in many Research Centers and
Institutes
on campus. The
institutions offer rich
opportunities for interdisciplinary work in cognate
fields.
The
education and employment.
Members of underrepresented groups are especially
encouraged to apply.
We will accept
applications until November 15 2006.
Send a letter of interest,
CV, writing
samples, evidence of teaching effectiveness, and have three letters
of recommendation
sent to:
Professor Barbara
Buttenfield, Chair
GIS Search Committee
Geography Department
260 UCB
Email: babs@colorado.edu
Fax: 303-492-7501