Adjunct Professor

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UNC's more than 100-year-old ESE Department has an outstanding reputation in part because of seminal contributions made by ESE research and tenure-track faculty in environmental engineering, environmental modeling, hydrology, and environmental chemistry. The addition of a talented research professor is desired to bolster critical mass in these important areas and provide the leadership needed to mentor students desiring to work in these areas, lead innovation on existing grants, and seeking exciting new directions of discovery in the field.

The purpose of this adjunct appointment is to contribute to the teaching, research and practice initiatives of the Gillings School of Global Public Health's Environmental Sciences and Engineering ( ESE) department. The incumbent may be asked to provide seminars or guest lectures, serve on student committees, support students with developing career opportunities, collaborate with faculty on department research, and support the recruitment of valuable presenters for the UNC Water and Health Conference. As an adjunct faculty member, there is an
opportunity for work around global policies to support access to clean water.

College degree in an environmentally or public health related field, or equivalent professional experience.

Knowledge of global policies that support access to clean water.
Experience mentoring students or clients is preferred.
Teaching experience is preferred.

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