Tenure track positions in physiology

[Enrique Massa]

We are currently accepting applications for two tenure-track 
positions in molecular and animal physiology, respectively.   Please 
feel to contact me or the chair of Biology if you have any questions 
regarding these positions.

Assistant Professor of Biology
Texas A&M University-Kingsville

The Department of Biology invites applications for two tenure-track 
positions at the Assistant Professor level.
1) Assistant Professor in Molecular Physiology.  This position 
provides five years of half-time research support funded by the 
NIH/RIMI program.  In addition to research release, the candidate 
will be given lab space and startup funds for equipment, supplies and 
personnel and is expected to establish a funded research program 
involving both graduate and undergraduate students.  Highest 
consideration will be given to individuals pursuing biomedically 
relevant questions at the cellular or molecular level with 
prokaryotic or eukaryotic systems, and with expertise or teaching 
experience in Animal Physiology or Molecular Biology and at least one 
of the following courses: Endocrinology, Cellular Physiology, 
Genetics, or Immunology.
2) Assistant Professor in Animal Physiology.  Highest consideration 
will be given to individuals with research expertise in 
insect/invertebrate physiology or medical entomology. The candidate 
will be provided lab space and startup funds for equipment and 
supplies and is expected to establish a funded research program 
involving both graduate and undergraduate students.  Preference will 
be given to individuals with expertise or teaching experience in 
Entomology or Animal Physiology, and at least one of the following 
courses: Physiological Ecology, Anatomy and Physiology, Molecular 
Biology, Genetics or Cell Physiology.
Requirements:  Successful applicants will have a Ph.D. degree in 
appropriate discipline from a regionally accredited institution, the 
ability to write competitive research proposals and develop a strong 
funded research program in their area, demonstrated excellence in 
teaching, and a publication record commensurate with experience. 
Postdoctoral experience is strongly preferred.
Application Information:  candidates for the position must submit: 
(1) A letter of application that describes teaching philosophy and 
research interests; (2) unofficial transcripts; (3) a Curriculum 
Vitae; and (4) three letters of reference.  Incomplete applications 
will not be considered.  The deadline to submit an application is 
January 10th, 2004 to:  Dr. Glenn Perrigo,
Chair, Department of Biology MSC 158, Texas A&M 
University-Kingsville, 700 University Boulevard, Kingsville, TX 
78363. Telephone inquiries can be made at (361) 593-3803.
Texas A&M University-Kingsville (TAMUK) is located in South Texas 
near Corpus Christi.  The Department emphasizes teaching through 
research for both undergraduates and masters-level students. 
Opportunities for pursuing biomedically relevant research exist 
through various NIH-sponsored programs. Finalists must have official 
transcripts mailed to Texas A&M University-Kingsville directly from 
each degree-granting institution prior to an on-campus interview. 
Texas A&M University-Kingsville is committed to excellence; The 
University invites applications from all qualified applicants.  
EEO/AA/ADA

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Enrique Massa, Ph. D.
Associate Professor
Director, Texas A&M University-Kingsville Minority Biomedical 
Research Support Program
MSC 158
Department of Biology
Texas A&M University-Kingsville
700 University Boulevard
Kingsville, TX  78363

Office:	361-593-4118
Fax:	361-593-3800
Email:	e-massa at tamuk.edu
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