The Department of Forestry and Environmental Resources has a wide variety of strengths in forestry and natural resources management, policy and economics, environmental science and technology, wildlife and conservation biology, tree improvement, silviculture, forest biotechnology, and international forestry. The Department has over 90 full time faculty and staff, and more than 750 undergraduate and 150 graduate students. Faculty, staff, and students work together with business, industry, government, community groups, and non-government organizations to address a wide range of challenges facing our state and the world. Additional information about the department can be found at http://cnr.ncsu.edu/fer.

The College of Natural Resources (CNR) at North Carolina State University is a world leader in the sustainable use of natural resources. The college’s comprehensive approach to teaching, research and service encompass the many and varied ways in which people’s physical, economic and social needs are met through the wise use of natural resources.

The Department of Forestry and Environmental Resources at North Carolina State University invites applicants for a 12-month, professional track faculty position as a Lecturer or Teaching Assistant Professor in REWIND (Renewable Energy Workforce Investments in Natural Resources and Design). This position is 75% teaching and 25% service. Teaching responsibilities include teaching 15 credit hours per year, including a dual-level course for undergraduates and graduate students online or face-to-face. Service responsibilities (25%) include advising several graduate student projects in the online Master of Environmental Assessment (MEA) program each year, advising several undergraduate students each year in Environmental Technology and Management (ETM), coordinating the Minor in Renewable Energy Assessment, and recruiting graduate students to EA programs through marketing and pathways including the REA minor and the ETM/EA Accelerated Bachelors Masters (ABM) program.

Teaching and Mentoring Responsibilities:
The candidate will teach existing online courses in the REA minor that include ET 120 Introduction to Renewable Energy Technologies and Assessment, ET 220 Solar Photovoltaics Assessment, ET 255 Hydro, Wind, and Bioenergy Assessment, ET 262 Renewable Energy Adoption: Barriers and Incentives. The candidate should expect to teach one online course as a dual-level course for undergraduate and graduate (MEA) students. The candidate will also teach a face-to-face course on energy, such as ES 300 Energy and Environment. Mentoring includes advising graduate students in the online MEA program and undergraduate students in the REA minor and ETM/EA ABM program.

Service Responsibilities:
The candidate will coordinate the existing REA Minor, assist with administration of the proposed ETM/EA ABM program, and mentor graduate and undergraduate students interested in energy. The candidate is expected to recruit students to the online MEA program through leading digital marketing efforts, advertising at conferences, participating in on-campus recruiting, and mentoring undergraduates from the REA Minor and ETM/EA ABM programs. The candidate also will serve on committees (at the department, college, and university levels); engage with students through student organizations, undergraduate research, or other extracurricular activities; and participate in professional society activities.

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