Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2004 08:33:34 -0800 (PST)
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Subject: (job) Two Tenure-Track Professorships
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Colorado School of Mines
Department of Geophysics
Tenure-Track Professorships

The Colorado School of Mines Department of Geophysics invites applications 
for two anticipated tenure-track positions.  One position will likely be 
filled at the rank of Assistant Professor; the rank of the other position 
will depend on the qualifications of the person chosen to fill it.  The 
department is interested to enhance its strengths in exploration seismology 
and reservoir characterization and to expand its program in areas including, 
but not limited to, near-surface geophysics (groundwater, environmental, 
geotechnical, and hazards), electromagnetics, geodesy, tectonics, remote 
sensing and planetary science.

"Mines" is a unique institution of applied science and engineering with a 
global reputation for excellence in programs such as Geophysics, focusing 
on natural resources, environment, energy, and economics. Located in the 
Front Range of the Rocky Mountains in Golden, CSM is just minutes away from 
Boulder and Denver, offering a unique combination of mountain living coupled 
with large city amenities.  With the USGS located on campus and several 
world-class government and private research institutions close by, CSM 
provides many opportunities for multidisciplinary research collaborations.  
The Dept. of Geophysics conducts educational and research programs leading 
to BS, MS, and PhD degrees in geophysics and geophysical engineering.  The 
department comprises 10 regular faculty members, 11 research faculty members 
and distinguished senior scientists, 60 undergraduate and 60 graduate students.  
Resources in the department include laboratories for experimental geophysics, 
planetary studies, computation, modeling, and visualization, an industry 
sponsored summer field camp, and six research programs sponsored by industry 
and government agencies.  For more information about the department please 
visit: http://geophysics.mines.edu.  Questions about these positions may be 
addressed to Dr. Terry Young, Department Head, at:  tkyoung@mines.edu.


The Department of Geophysics at the Colorado School of Mines invites  
applications for two tenure-track positions that are likely to be  
filled at the rank of Assistant or Associate Professor.  One of the  
two positions is earmarked for earth-oriented space research (e.g.,  
remote sensing, geospatial techniques, GIS, GPS, space geodes), while  
the scope of the other position is open.
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More information about the position for earth-oriented space research  
can be found at:

http://www.is.mines.edu/hr/JobAnnouncements/Geophysics-geodetics.pdf

Information for the second position can be obtained from

http://www.is.mines.edu/hr/JobAnnouncements/Geophysics-general.pdf

Roel Snieder
Dept. of Geophysics
Colorado School of Mines
email rsnieder@mines.edu
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