[Geoinfo] Fwd: [Gpmag-l] Four Tenure Track Faculty positions

[Augusto Rapalini]

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Asunto: 	[Gpmag-l] Four Tenure Track Faculty positions
Fecha: 	Thu, 26 Sep 2019 21:44:21 +0000
De: 	Bernard Housen <bernieh en wwu.edu>
A: 	gpmag-l en mailman.ucsd.edu <gpmag-l en mailman.ucsd.edu>



Hello GPmag readers,

I am writing to let you know about, and request your help in encouraging 
interested and qualified folks to apply for, a set of four tenure track 
faculty we’re planning to hire at Western Washington University.

The positions and links to additional info and applications materials are:

*Two positions in Marine and Coastal Sciences*, a new program WWU is 
launching. The Geology Dept will be home to two of these faculty, and 
we’re looking for someone in one of three possible research/teaching 
specialties:

·Coastal Geomorph/Coastal Geohazards

·Paleoceanography/Paleoclimate

·Marine Geology

Details and application instructions are here:

https://employment.wwu.edu/cw/en-us/job/497185/assistant-professor-geology-marine-and-coastal-science

review of applications will start Oct 14, 2019

*One position in Planetary Geology/Geophysics*

This position is split between the WWU Geology Dept and the WWU Physics 
and Astronomy Dept, and we wish to recruit candidates whose research and 
teaching focuses on the role of physical processes in topics such as 
planet formation and evolution, planetary interiors, surfaces, or 
potential fields, small bodies, solar system dynamics, or related areas.

Details and application instructions are here:

https://employment.wwu.edu/cw/en-us/job/497337/assistant-professor-of-planetary-geologygeophysics

review of applications will start Dec 20, 2019

*One position in Igneous Petrology*

This position in wholly within the Geology Dept, and we seek applicants 
with research interests that include, but are not limited to, the 
timescales of magmatic processes, the evolution of the continental 
crust, mantle, oceanic lithosphere/ocean island/mid-ocean ridge 
processes, the recycling of elements and volatiles within arc magmas and 
subduction systems, and links between tectonic and magmatic processes.

Details and application instructions are here:

https://employment.wwu.edu/cw/en-us/job/497184/assistant-professor-of-igneous-petrology

review of applications will begin on Dec 15, 2019

These positions are the result of planned program growth and additional 
institutional and state support for the WWU Geology Dept and its allied 
programs, and to serve the growing numbers of our undergraduate and 
MS-level majors, and so should represent some exciting opportunities!

If you or anyone has questions, please feel free to contact me:

Bernie Housen

Chair, WWU Geology Dept (bernieh en wwu.edu <mailto:bernieh en wwu.edu>)

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