Assistant Professor: Climate Change

Oregon State University is seeking an Assistant Professor in Climate Change to conduct research on climate change solutions in agriculture and natural resources. The role involves teaching undergraduate and graduate classes, engaging in scholarship, applying for grants, and collaborating on interdisciplinary projects. A Ph.D. in a related field is required, along with a commitment to diversity and inclusion.
About the position

The Assistant Professor position in Climate Change at Oregon State University focuses on conducting research related to climate change solutions in agriculture and natural resources. The role includes teaching responsibilities in undergraduate and graduate programs, engaging in high-quality scholarship, and applying for external grants to support research initiatives. The successful candidate will contribute to the department's commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion while collaborating with other researchers in interdisciplinary projects.

Responsibilities
• Conduct research on climate change solutions related to agriculture or natural resources.
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• Teach three 10-week quarter classes per year in undergraduate or graduate programs.
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• Engage in original, high-quality scholarship and creative activity.
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• Apply for and compete for external grants and contracts from federal agencies.
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• Collaborate with researchers from other departments on interdisciplinary grant proposals and research.
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• Demonstrate a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion through service or specific job duties.

Requirements
• Ph.D. in applied economics, economics, agricultural economics, or related discipline by date of appointment.
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• Research accomplishments or potential in climate change solutions related to agriculture or natural resources.
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• Strong potential for teaching effectiveness at the undergraduate and graduate levels in applied economics.
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• Commitment to providing education and research opportunities to diverse backgrounds.

Nice-to-haves

Benefits
• Salary is commensurate with skills, education, and experience.