[Jpjobs] Marine Conservation Biology Tenure-Track Position at UGA

[Julia Westwater]

*From: *Daniel Ohnemus <dan at uga.edu <mailto:dan at uga.edu>>
*Subject: **Marine Conservation Biology Tenure-Track Position at UGA*

Tenure-track job in Marine Conservation Biology at the University of 
Georgia in Athens GA, USA. *Please note the short application time-frame 
(end of February!).* Key information is below, and full details are in 
the attached flyer.

The candidate is expected to have a focus on the science of protecting, 
recovering and sustainably using marine resources. Possible research 
areas include (but are not limited to) marine biodiversity, commercial 
and recreational fishing practices, quantitative assessments of marine 
protected areas and other management strategies, adaptation and 
mitigation practices for ecosystems, and the connections between policy 
and ocean health.

This is a full-time, 9-month, tenure track position at the Assistant 
Professor level, with an expected start date in August 1, 2020. All 
application materials must be submitted via the university’s faculty job 
portal located at http://www.ugajobsearch.com/postings/135895. Inquiries 
about the position should be directed to Dr. Merryl Alber, Chair of the 
Search Committee (malber at uga.edu <mailto:malber at uga.edu>). Applications 
received by *February 28, 2020* are assured full consideration; however, 
applications will be accepted until the position is filled.

-- 
Daniel Ohnemus
Assistant Professor
Skidaway Institute of Oceanography
University of Georgia
Dept. of Marine Sciences
dan at uga.edu <mailto:dan at uga.edu>


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