The Robert K. Johnson Center for Marine Conservation in the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science is seeking applicants for an endowed research faculty position focused on marine mammal conservation. This is a non-tenure track position targeting candidates at the Research Assistant Professor level, with the possibility of Research Associate Professor or Research Full Professor appointments for exceptional candidates. The position emphasizes research and outreach/engagement, with some teaching and advising responsibilities.

We are seeking rising leaders in marine mammal conservation, broadly defined. Candidates may draw from diverse backgrounds in the natural, social, and/or Indigenous sciences and methodologies, including but not limited to: environmental physiology, marine ecology, conservation biology, governance, law, policy, anthropology, geography, economics, or other areas. Areas of focus may include, for example: human-wildlife interactions; human/cultural uses and values; novel uses of technology, such as biologging and remote sensing; physiology; impacts of climate change, fisheries, or offshore energy exploration and development; acoustics; disease/toxicology; genetics; ethics; governance, policy, or management; highly migratory species; historical ecology; marine mammal sociality.

Please see the full description attached and the link below for more information on how to apply: 

https://umiami.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/UMFaculty/details/Endowed-Research-Professorship-in-Marine-Mammal-Conservation_R100069164

Please contact Dr. Rebecca Gruby at rgruby@miami.edu for additional information.

Sincerely, 

Maria Cartolano