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initiative designed to fast-track scientific discoveries into innovations that improve the quality of life for people in Oregon, the nation, and the world. The campus creates the intellectual infrastructure
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glacial modeling, oceanography, and ice physics; (d) Paleontology: vertebrate paleontology, paleoecology, paleobiogeography, and phylogenetics; (e) Surface processes: Geochemical modeling, hydrology, soil
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collaboration. Our teaching and research spans across the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, design fields, and education. Research and graduate education in the Department of Geography focuses
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expected to work independently on projects; Postdoctoral Scholars work under a mentoring plan intended to support and develop their research skills after completing a PhD. The University of Oregon and the
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for Accelerating Scientific Impact is an ambitious initiative designed to fast-track scientific discoveries into innovations that improve the quality of life for people in Oregon, the nation, and the
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the standard in interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration. Our teaching and research spans across the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, design fields, and education. Research and graduate
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of self-regulation and school readiness in early childhood, 2) designing and evaluating targeted interventions, curricula, and policies to enhance these skills in children from minoritized populations (e.g
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your online application, please upload your current CV Department Summary The Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact is an ambitious initiative designed to fast-track scientific discoveries
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of Oregon a more global university. In 21st century higher education, international engagement is not an optional extra: as noted in UO's Academic Plan, it is a core mission, essential to a thriving, socially
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their research in their field of expertise along with development of a mentorship plan. In addition to furthering their research agenda, the scholar will teach four in-person classes (one graduate level, three