Aurora
Aurora is our weekly newsletter aimed at faculty, staff, and students of the department.
Aurora is our weekly newsletter aimed at faculty, staff, and students of the department.
The position is for a Research Assistant who will assist faculty members and their graduate students with fieldwork related research activities.
More information, including how to apply, can be found here.
Douglas College is looking for a contract faculty to teach structural geology this fall. The course will be held in one 6-hour block on Thursdays.
More information can be found here.
The department of Earth, Environmental and Geographic Sciences at UBC Okanagan is searching for sessional instructors for a number of courses in January 2024. In particular, we are searching for instructors for EESC 301 Limnology and FWSC 375 Flora and Fauna of Inland Waters and EESC 456 Soil Science.
The Department of Earth, Environmental and Geographic Sciences of the Irving K. Barber Faculty of Science at UBC Okanagan require Sessional Instructors to teach the following courses:
WINTER SESSION 2023: Term 2 January to April 2024
EESC 301 Limnology | Lecture | Labs (To be scheduled)
Integrated approaches to freshwater science and its place in environmental science. Ecosystem ecology of inland waters relating to aquatic organisms with their physical and chemical environment. Participation in a one-day weekend field trip in September or early October is required.
EESC 456 / GEOG 466 Soil Science | Lecture | Laboratory (To be scheduled)
Physical, chemical, and biological properties of soils, soil formation and classification. Soil physics and water movement. Soil productivity, conservation, and sustainability. The application of soil science to land use, environmental quality, global change, and sustainable development.
There are options for in-person, hybrid or remote instruction (from within Canada). More information can be found here.
I am pleased to share this posting for a faculty opening in the Oceans Department at the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability.
As indicated in the posting, we encourage applications from all areas of Oceans including ocean science, sustainability, technology, and human dimensions.
More information can be found here.
News & EventsWe are looking for a PhD student to work on estimating urban CO2 concentrations and am writing in the hopes you can share the attached advertisement with your colleagues and qualified student graduates.
More information can be refer to the pdf.
We are currently looking for graduate students and post-doctoral fellows in the faculty of Science who are interested in committing a minimum of 4 hours each month to act as a mentor. If this opportunity interests you and you would like to become a mentor, please fill out the final registration and bio submission form here by 11:59PM on Thursday, August 31st! This is a great opportunity for graduate students to gain mentorship, leadership, and management skills. Furthermore, the REX program assists mentors on the lookout for promising students to take into their research groups through direct evaluation for 6 months (October to March).
At the end of the REX program, the undergraduate students present their finished projects at the Multidisciplinary Undergraduate Research Conference (MURC), one of BC's largest undergraduate research conferences. The 2022-2023 REX program saw the participation of over 110 mentors and 350 undergraduate applicants. This program provides enthusiastic Science undergraduates with a low-barrier and accessible avenue to engage with research early in their academic careers, a valuable opportunity that many may otherwise not be able to experience.
Further information can be found in Last Year's REX Mentor Brochure REX website