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Assistant Professor - Controlled Environments Entomologist
Assistant Professor - Controlled Environments Entomologist Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center at Dallas Position Description Texas A&M AgriLife Research & Extension Center, Dallas (http://dallas.tamu.edu) is seeking a motivated and visionary Urban Ag and Controlled Environment Entomologist at the Assistant Professor level. Appointment is 75% effort with AgriLife Research and 25% with AgriLife Extension and is 12-month, base-funded position. The successful candidate will establish and lead a national and international research and Extension program leading to integrated management of invasive and arthropod attacking fruits and vegetable cro
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