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port, delta evolution, beach/tidal morphodynam- Qualifications: The candidate must either have a ate and International Admissions Center (GIAC) by
ics, marine geohazards, and tectonic processes that Ph.D. in geology or a reasonable prospect of having the appropriate deadline (December 1st 2019 for fel-
impact coastal zones, including uplift, subsidence, a Ph.D. by the Fall of 2020. lowship consideration and January 1st for all appli-
and tsunami generation and impacts. Application Instructions: Applications are cations). See
Paleoceanography/Paleoclimate. The ideal can- accepted online at www.hope.edu/employment/ https://gradschool.utexas.edu/admissions/how
didate will enhance our existing strengths in geo- faculty. As part of the online application candi- -to-apply.
science teaching and research by developing new dates will upload a cover letter, curriculum vitae, More information about the application process
courses and research avenues in paleoceanography/ transcripts (unofficial transcripts accepted for can be found at The University of Texas at Austin,
paleoclimatology. Broad areas of interest include, the initial application), and a statement of teach- Jackson School of Geosciences admissions por-
but are not limited to, oceanic circulation and heat ing philosophy and competencies. Applicants will tal: http://www.jsg.utexas.edu/education/graduate/
transport, micropaleontology/paleoecology, the car- also submit a statement describing their fit to the admissions/.
bon cycle, and geochemical processes that are related mission of Hope College (https://hope.edu/about/ For additional information concerning the
to climate variations on geological timescales. Tools mission.html). As it may not be addressed else- application process, contact the Jackson School of
and techniques used to address these problems can where in the application, applicants should devote Geosciences graduate Program Coordinator, Philip
include geochemical or sedimentological proxies of particular attention to the Christian aspect of the Guerrero: philipg@jsg.utexas.edu.
climate variations, paleontological proxies/indica- mission statement and their personal engagement
tors of climate variations, physical oceanographic with faith and/or a faith community. Graduate Student Opportunities (MS), Ohio
data, or other appropriate techniques. In addition, names and contact information for University. The Department of Geological Sci-
Marine Geologist. The ideal candidate will three references will be entered into the application. ences at Ohio University invites applications to its
enhance our existing strengths in geoscience teach- Those references will be contacted upon application research thesis-based MS degree in Geology for the
ing and research by developing new courses and to submit letters of reference. Fall of 2020. The Geological Sciences faculty at
research avenues in marine geology with a focus on Application deadline is January 15, 2020. Ohio University collaborate in three research clus-
crustal/lithospheric evolution and/or tectonic pro- For a full job description and to read about Hope ters: paleobiology and sedimentary geology, solid
cesses. Broad areas of interest include, but are not College please visit our website at www.hope.edu/ earth and planetary dynamics, and environmental
limited to, formation of the oceanic lithosphere and employment/faculty. and surficial processes. Prospective students are
crustal evolution, geodynamics of the ocean basins, Hope College seeks to be a community that encouraged to contact faculty directly to discuss
hydrothermal circulation at mid-ocean ridges, geo- affirms the dignity of all persons as bearers of God’s potential research topics. Qualified students are eli-
chemistry of rock-water interactions, submarine image. It is Hope College policy not to discriminate gible to receive teaching assistantships that carry a
volcanic systems, or tectonic processes associated on the basis of age, color, disability, family status, full tuition scholarship and a competitive stipend.
with oceanic plate boundaries. Tools and tech- genetic information, height, national origin, preg- For program and application information, visit the
niques used to address these problems can include nancy, race, religion, sex, or weight, except in the department website at http://www.ohio.edu/cas/
geochemical analyses, geophysical methods, geo- event of a bona fide occupational qualification. geology/graduate or contact the graduate chair, Dr.
spatial analysis, textural rock analysis, numerical Hope College is an equal opportunity employer. Daniel Hembree (hembree@ohio.edu). Review of
models, or other appropriate techniques. applications begins February 1, 2020.
These positions will begin Sept 16, 2020. As OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS
members of the group of initial faculty hires into Graduate Student Opportunities (Online MS),
the MACS program, the successful applicant will Multiple Ph.D. student positions in Geomechan- Ohio University. The Department of Geological
foster an interdisciplinary approach to teaching ics at The University of Texas at Austin. We are Sciences at Ohio University invites applications
and research in geology and marine science. We currently seeking Ph.D. students to join the Geo- to its online, non-thesis MS degree in Geology for
seek individuals who are enthusiastic about teach- mechanics and GeoFluids research program in the the Fall of 2020. The program includes courses on
ing and who will establish a vigorous research pro- Department of Geological Sciences, Jackson School research methods, paleobiology and sedimentary
gram, and are particularly interested in those who of Geosciences, The University of Texas at Aus- geology, Earth materials and planetary geology, and
will combine field, experimental, and/or modeling tin. Our group works on a wide range of problems environmental and surface processes. The program
approaches in their research program, and who will related to stress, fault and rock strength, coupled is designed for students planning to enter or already
involve undergraduate and Masters-level students deformation and fluid flow, and rock and sediment in the geoscience workforce (industry, government,
in their research. physical properties in the Earth’s crust, through non-profit) that do not require research experience
To apply, and for further details regarding quali- integration of experimental, theoretical model- as well as K–12 educators seeking additional train-
fications and position responsibilities, please see ing, and field-based approaches. Active research ing in the geosciences. For program and application
http://employment.wwu.edu/cw/en-us/job/497185/ projects provide an opportunity to engage and information, visit the department website at http://
assistant-professor-geology-marine-and-coastal- are strongly allied with Scientific Ocean Drilling www.ohio.edu/cas/geology/graduate or contact the
science. efforts offshore New Zealand, Japan, Costa Rica, graduate chair, Dr. Daniel Hembree (hembree@
Please contact the search committee chair, Ber- ohio.edu). Review of applications begins February
nie Housen (bernieh@wwu.edu) for questions about the Gulf of Mexico, and several other continen- 1, 2020.
tal margins; these projects also offer outstanding
these positions. Review of applications begins opportunities to engage with research in the energy
October 14, 2019 and continues until the positions industry. Current areas of focus include mechanical Graduate Student Opportunities, Baylor Uni-
are filled. and hydrological processes in active tectonic envi- versity. The Department of Geosciences at Baylor
Geology Faculty, Hope College ronments, such as subduction zones and transform University invites applications for full-time Ph.D.
The Department of Geological & Environmental systems; deformation, material properties, and pore and MS students starting in August 2020. Admis-
Sciences seeks applicants for a full-time non-tenure pressure in regions with complex stress histories; sion to the program includes 5 years of financial
track position for up to three years, beginning in the flow and mechanical properties of mudrocks, and support for Ph.D. students and 2 years of finan-
Fall of 2020. The applicant must be able to teach gas hydrate systems. Tuition, stipend, and other cial support for MS students through research and
courses in either structural geology or geomorphol- fees will be fully funded for these research posi- teaching assistantships and fellowships. Admitted
ogy as well as introductory level courses in geology tions. For information please contact Demian Saffer students also receive a full tuition waiver, 80%
and environmental science. The applicant will also (demian.saffer@austin.utexas,edu) or Peter Flem- health insurance subsidy, annual travel funding
be expected to collaborate with undergraduate stu- ings (pflemings@jsg.utexas.edu). from department and university for conference
dents on research projects. All applications must be completed in the Gradu- attendance, and research funding for graduate stu-
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