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: The Yellowstone Writing Project (a National Writing Project site), the First Year/Core Writing Program, writing intensive classes within the disciplines, and the Writing Center. Overall, the Department offers
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indicated) and will be maintained in pool for two years. After two years, candidates will be notified to re-submit materials for continued consideration. The department or program search committees or hiring
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date of August 01, 2026. Candidates are expected to develop an internationally recognized, independent research program involving any area of experimental or theoretical physical chemistry. Programs with
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the candidate’s expertise. Maintain an active research program leading to publication in peer-reviewed journals and other venues. Advise undergraduate students. Recruit and advise graduate students and help enhance
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programs, and loans. In administering these programs, our staff works directly with applicants for student aid, their parents or sponsors, and with secondary school personnel. Because the financial aid
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Recruitment Type Open Position Details General Statement Gallatin College seeks qualified individuals to provide non-tenurable level instruction and/or related functions. The department or program search
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working at the forefront of environmental water systems science. The assistant professor accepting this position will be expected to lead a nationally recognized program in water systems research and
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This position will focus on the development of a research program that focuses on horticultural crops (fruits and/or vegetables and among other potential interests such as integrated pest management, produce
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undergraduate and graduate courses for the Kinesiology program with a focus on exercise physiology; the development of an independent research program in their area of expertise funded through a combination of
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ability required. The Program Texts and Critics are the foundational critical thinking courses required of all students in the Honors College. The theme for HONR 201, “Texts and Critics” is “Knowledge”, and