Open Academic Positions
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Human Nutrition Tenure-Track Faculty Positions (2)
The Division of Nutritional Sciences (DNS) at Cornell University is seeking applications for two positions in human nutrition and health. Both positions are for 9-month, full-salaried, tenure-track faculty members. We seek experienced candidates with research excellence in human nutrition and health, with a track record of high impact research in the US and/or internationally that is commensurate with rank.
Tenure-Track Faculty positions
Lecturer / Sr Lecturer Positions
The Division of Nutritional Sciences (DNS) at Cornell University is seeking a faculty member to join our team of talented, passionate professionals committed to the vision of preparing the next generation of leaders.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF THE FOOD AND NUTRITION EDUCATION IN COMMUNITIES PROGRAM, EXTENSION ASSOCIATE/SENIOR EXTENSION ASSOCIATE
Description of the Associate Director Position.
NIH POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW IN MATERNAL AND CHILD NUTRITION
Description of the position
Postdoctoral Associate in Epidemiology/Biostatistics - Finkelstein Laboratory
Description of the Finkelstein Lab position
POSTDOCTORAL ASSOCIATE IN BIOINFORMATICS – JOHNSON LABORATORY
Description of the Johnson Lab Position
Open Rank Professor of Practice (Non-Tenure Track)
The Division of Nutritional Sciences (DNS) at Cornell University is searching for a non-tenure track Assistant, Associate or Full Professor of Practice (12-month position). The new faculty member will join a team of talented, passionate professionals committed to the vision of preparing the next generation of leaders. The successful candidate will contribute to shaping the Division’s undergraduate program as we strive to increase and diversify the set of engaged and experiential learning opportunities for our students.
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