Job Openings Related to the CWC Program
The Climate, Water, and Carbon Program (CWC) is a Targeted Investment in Excellence funded by OSU's Office of Academic Affairs (OAA). Please see our About Us page to learn more as well as the many other links. The CWC will post faculty and researcher positions on this page.
Tenure Track Faculty Position: Updated October 23, 2009
Tenure Track Faculty Position in Hydrology
The School of Earth Sciences in the College of the Arts & Sciences at The Ohio State University invites applications for a tenure track faculty position in hydrology, with a rank commensurate with qualifications. This position is part of the Climate, Water, and Carbon Program, a ~$12M program funded by OSU. The successful candidate must have earned a Ph.D. and have demonstrated capabilities in attracting externally funded research. We are looking for an individual with vision, a recognized research reputation based on a strong publication record, and an ability to work across disciplinary boundaries in a collegial environment.
Research areas might include model-based understanding of the connections between the global climate and water cycles, measurements from satellites and field-based studies toward the development of historic climate change and future water availabilities, the role of wetlands in global climate, etc. The successful candidate will be a persuasive communicator of knowledge and is expected to teach at the graduate and undergraduate levels.
Applicants should submit a cover letter, curriculum vitae, research statement, three selected reprints, in PDF format and contact information for three referees to:
Dr. Douglas Alsdorf
Chair of Search Committee
School of Earth Sciences
125 S. Oval Mall
Columbus, OH 43210
You may also send hardcopies although digital is preferred. The position is open until filled. To build a diverse workforce, Ohio State encourages applications from individuals with disabilities, minorities, veterans, and women. Flexible work options available. EEO/AA employer. Ohio State is an NSF ADVANCE institution.