Assistant Professor, Weed Science Extension

Crop and Soil Sciences is a department with diverse disciplines that encompass research, extension, and teaching related to soil science and the genetic improvement, production, and utilization of agronomic and turfgrass crops. Research in basic and applied science and the engagement of technology are transferred to public and private sector practitioners.

The Department of Crop and Soil Sciences is seeking an Extension Weed Specialist at the level of tenure track Assistant Professor. The incumbent will be an integral, collaborative, and supportive member of the NCSU Weed Science Program as well as the Crop and Soil Sciences faculty. The incumbent will be expected to develop appropriate extension publications and other outreach tools, will be involved in Cooperative Extension field faculty training in weed management and problem solving, will publish research results in the peer-reviewed literature and other appropriate outlets, and will interact with commodity organizations and the agricultural community. The incumbent will also teach the Ag Institute weed science course.

The incumbent will develop a nationally and internationally recognized, externally funded research program in soybean and small grains weed management.

Areas of focus will include:

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Other duties as assigned.

Please attach a Cover Letter, resume/CV, an Extension statement (Research Statement), and contact information for three (3) professional references.

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