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We are seeking applicants for an Assistant/Associate Professor, Beef Cow-Calf Nutrition and Management. This position is designed for an individual with a strong background in ruminant nutrition and a passion for advancing the science and practice of cattle nutrition and management. The incumbent will develop an active research program relevant to cow/calf nutrition and management. Responsibilities include service as the faculty manager of the Cow-Calf Unit. Teaching emphasis will include undergraduate courses in beef cattle management, graduate courses within discipline expertise, and other courses based on expertise and departmental need including both in-person and online formats. Mentoring undergraduate students with interest in beef cow/calf production is expected.
Job Responsibility
Faculty manager of the Cow/Calf Unit
Develop an active research program relevant to cow/calf nutrition and management
collaborative and systems research is desirable
Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams and industry stakeholders to translate research findings into practical applications
Teach undergraduate courses in beef cattle management, and graduate courses within the discipline expertise of the individual
Mentor undergraduate and graduate students with a specific interest in cow/calf nutrition and management
Participate in departmental, college, and university committees, shared governance, and administrative roles not otherwise assigned
Participate in professional organizations
Contribute to the public good, consistent with K-State's land-grant mission
Requirements
Ph.D. at the time of hire in Animal Science or a closely related field
Practical knowledge and experience in beef cow/calf production
Ability to develop and lead a relevant research program and secure extramural funding
Aptitude and enthusiasm for teaching and mentoring undergraduate and graduate students
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Nice to have
Proven record of research activity in ruminant nutrition and cow-calf management, consistent with experience level
Experience in research with grazing/forage-fed cattle
Demonstrated success in university-level teaching
Evidence of being a successful team member and leader, including the ability to collaborate with colleagues, staff, students, industry stakeholders, and research teams