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From: larsonv@tursiops.ksc.nasa.gov (Vickie Larson)
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Subject: Cons. Biol. Position in FL

Pardon the cross-posting.

CONSERVATION BIOLOGY: One year, August 1995, VISITING ASSISTANT PROFESSOR.     Ph.D. with a strong background in Conservation Biology required.  Teaching experience in conservation biology and evolutionary ecology preferred.  Will teach graduate classes in conservation biology and undergraduate courses in evolutionary biology and other organismic classes as required.  Advise undergraduate students and help guide graduate student research.  Candidates with experience in applied conservation problems related to reserve design, endangered species management and marine conservation issues are encouraged to apply.  GIS laboratory facilities available.  Screening begins immediately.  Send letter, resume and three letters of reference to: Dr. Gary Wells, Head, Department of Biological Sciences, Florida Institute of Technology, 150 W. University Blvd., Melbourne, FL 32901-6988. Tel 407 768 8000 x. 8034, Fax 407 984 8461; direct inquires to gwells@winnie.fit.edu ..