The University of Wisconsin River Falls is seeking an Assistant Professor in Companion Animal Science to join their Department of Animal & Food Science. This tenure-track position focuses on teaching undergraduate courses related to companion animals and requires strong communication skills and a commitment to student advising
Job Summary
The Department is seeking a nine-month, full-time position (100% teaching) at the rank of Assistant Professor (tenure track).
Primary teaching responsibilities will include undergraduate courses in companion animal science, which may include Introduction to Companion Animals, Companion Animal Behavior & Training, and/or Pets in Society.
Employees receive excellent benefits including exceptionally low-cost comprehensive health, dental and vision benefits; employer match of Wisconsin Retirement System contributions of 6.95%; an attractive amount of paid leave per year in addition to paid sick leave.
Matching Summary
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The University of Wisconsin River Falls is seeking an Assistant Professor in Companion Animal Science to join their Department of Animal & Food Science. This tenure-track position focuses on teaching undergraduate courses related to companion animals and requires strong communication skills and a commitment to student advising.
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Companion animal science expertise
Undergraduate teaching excellence
Academic advising
Student organization advising
Affiliations with companion animal groups
Nice-to-have
Experience in animal physiology
Experience in animal behavior and training
Experience in shelter management
Experience in animal nutrition
Mentoring undergraduate research students
Key Requirements
DVM and/or PhD in Animal Science or related field
Primary educational/professional expertise in companion animals
Professional priority for achieving excellence in undergraduate teaching
Strong interest in teaching college-level courses
Interest and ability to provide academic advising
Commitment and capability to support co-curricular activities
Well-developed oral and written communication skills
Legally authorized to work in the United States
Work Rights
Must be legally authorized to work in the United States