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DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY FACULTY POSITION Terrestrial Ecologist Assistant Professor The Department of Zoology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison seeks an outstanding researcher and teacher in terrestrial ecology. Research interests of high priority for this position include biotic responses to global change (e.g., changes in climate, land use, and the distribution of non-native species or pathogens) and/or interactions between organisms and ecosystem function (e.g., nutrient cycling and redistribution or trophic relationships). Our goal is to hire an outstanding individual with broad interests in terrestrial ecology and great promise for intellectual growth and scholarship who will augment our current expertise. Expectations include excellence in research and graduate training, ability to maintain a vigorous extramurally funded research program and skilled teaching of undergraduates. Teaching responsibilities will include General Ecology, contributions to an introductory biology course, and development of a graduate course. UW-Madison is strongly committed to building diversity of its faculty, and candidates from under-represented groups are encouraged. We will be accepting applications in fall 2009, choosing interviewees by late 2009, and select the top candidate early in 2010. Visit (http://www.zoology.wisc.edu/) for information about the Zoology Department, and (http:///www.ies.wisc.edu/meg/faculty.htm) for additional information about ecology at UW-Madison. Further application instructions can be found at: (http://www.zoology.wisc.edu/news/employment/terrestrial_ecologist.pdf ).