MICHIGAN, MARQUETTE.  The Department of Geography at Northern Michigan 
University invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor to 
begin in August 2010.  The Department is seeking an Environmental Geographer 
with the ability to effectively teach three, 4-credit courses per semester at 
the introductory and upper level.  Courses will include, but are not 
necessarily limited to, Introduction to Environmental Science, Maps, 
Introduction to Geographic Research, Biogeography, Environmental Policy and 
Regulation, or other courses that otherwise complement the Department's 
existing areas of emphasis.  The successful applicant will also be able to 
demonstrate an active research agenda that is broadly connected to Great Lakes 
regional environmental concerns, including issues linked to water science, 
mining-related development, and climate change.

Applicant should hold a Ph.D. in Geography or closely allied discipline at
the time of appointment.   ABDs will be considered.  Preference will be
given to candidates who can demonstrate a strong commitment and ability to 
provide excellent undergraduate instruction, and complement existing 
department programs.

NMU is located on Michigan's beautiful Upper Peninsula, on the south shore of 
Lake Superior.  The local environment offers outstanding opportunities for 
research and instruction, as well as an exceptional way of life at a favorable 
cost of living.

Visit https://employMe.nmu.edu for more information about the University and 
to apply for this position.  Only electronic applications will be accepted.
Candidates will be required to submit a letter of application, curriculum 
vitae, transcript, research and teaching statements, as well as the names, 
addresses, and telephone numbers of three references.  Applicant review will 
begin on December 18, 2009.  The position will be posted until January 18, 
2010.

NMU is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer and is strongly 
committed to increasing the diversity of its faculty.