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Assistant Professor of Geology. The Department of Physics and Geology at California State University, Stanislaus, invites applications for a tenure-track faculty position beginning in Fall 2005. Our growing program seeks to hire either
1.) a marine geologist with some interest/expertise in physical oceanography, atmospheric science, and coastal geologic engineering or
2.) a hydrogeologist with some interest/expertise in numerical modeling and geochemistry.
The successful candidate will be expected to
1.) be an excellent instructor interested in developing new courses and employing innovative teaching strategies;
2.) teach courses within the geology major in her/his field of expertise, courses designed to train geoscience educators, and general education courses (including courses at the Multi-Campus Regional Center in Stockton);
3.) develop a field-based research program with opportunities for student involvement. The position is contingent upon the availability of funding.

SALARY RANGE:
Commensurate with qualifications and experience. As a member of the CSU System, we offer an attractive benefits package.

QUALIFICATIONS:
A Ph.D. in either hydrogeology, marine geology, or coastal geologic engineering; ability to teach Geology majors, future K - 12 teachers, and students in general education; ability to perform and publish research; and an interest in involving undergraduates in research.

INFORMATION REQUESTED:
To complete the application process, applicants should submit a letter of application describing their qualifications for the position, curriculum vita, graduate transcripts, and three letters of reference to:

Dr. Marty Giaramita, Geology Coordinator
c/o Charlene Sanford
Department of Physics and Geology
California State University, Stanislaus
801 W. Monte Vista Avenue
Turlock, California 95382

DEADLINE:
Application screening will begin on February 1, 2005; position is open until filled.

DEPARTMENT:
The Geology Program at California State University, Stanislaus, was established in 1985, and offers a Bachelor of Science degree in geology. We have a concentration in Applied Geology (hydrogeology, environmental, and engineering geology). CSUS is a founding member of the Moss Landing Marine
Laboratories, and as such the new hire would have the opportunity to use top-of-the-line marine research facilities. Moreover, ground has been broken for a new science building scheduled to open in Fall of 2007.

CAMPUS & AREA:
California State University, Stanislaus is a regional comprehensive university ranked among the top 50 Western Universities by US News and World Report. The University has a 4-1-4 semester calendar, featuring a Winter Term which concentrates on a single innovative course during
January. Thanks to its size (8,000 students) Stanislaus offers a quiet atmosphere, small classes, and individual attention. Academic innovations, flexibility and quality are the goals. Located in the friendly San Joaquin Valley community of 70,000, Stanislaus offers modern facilities on a
beautiful 230-acre campus within convenient driving distance of the cultural activities of San Francisco and the recreational areas of the High Sierras. An off-campus center located in Stockton is an integral part of the University program and persons hired may be assigned to teach some of
their courses at the Stockton Center and via interactive instructional
television.