Houston, Texas: Assistant/Associate (Tenure Track) in Obesity Prevention and Control, University of Houston
ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF OBESITY PREVENTION AND CONTROL
University of Houston
Job Title: ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF OBESITY PREVENTION AND CONTROL
Department: Department of Health and Human Performance
Department Website: http://hhp.uh.edu
Institution: University of Houston
Houston, TX
Application Deadline: Open Until Filled
Position Start Date: Available Immediately
Job Categories: Assistant Professor
Associate Professor
Job Website: http://www.uh.edu/provost/fac_openings/
Apply By E-mail: mclarke@mail.uh.edu
Job Description:
Position: Assistant/Associate (Tenure Track) in Obesity Prevention and Control. The Department of Health and Human Performance at the University of Houston is seeking a health specialist with demonstrable research skills in the area of obesity studies. The position is a nine-month appointment with summer school teaching optional. Effective date of appointment will be August, 2008.
Qualifications: Required: Earned doctorate in physiology, epidemiology, nutrition or psychology with an established record of investigating facets of obesity and associated health problems; demonstrated ability to conduct and publish high quality research; demonstrated potential to engage in collaborative research projects with medical and governmental agencies located in Houston; a record of externally funded research; graduate and undergraduate teaching and student mentorship.
Responsibilities: Teach graduate and undergraduate courses in health, nutrition, epidemiology, physical activity and/or physiology. Train graduate students in area of specialization with an emphasis on obesity issues. Develop and maintain a rigorous and externally funded scholarly research program. Perform service to the department, college, university and the profession. Contribute to the development of the recently established Obesity Research Center.
Submit a letter of Application, Curriculum vitae, academic transcripts, three letters of reference, and (1) a reprint of a representative publication and/or précis of grant award (if applicable).
EEO / AA Policy:
The University of Houston is a major urban research institution with a focus on urban issues and problems. The University has over 35,000 students in 14 colleges. The University of Houston is located near the renowned Texas Medical Center and NASA/Johnson Space Center providing faculty with a variety of opportunities to conduct interdisciplinary research. Houston is the largest city in Texas and offers a large variety of professional, cultural and personal opportunities. The University of Houston is an Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action employer. Minorities, women, veterans and persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
Contact Information
(send resume to if no instructions are given above)
Contact: Dr. Mark Clarke, Chair, Obesity Prevention and Control Search
Department of Health and Human Performance
University of Houston
3855 Holman Street
Garrison 104
Houston, TX 77204-6015
Fax Number: 713-743-9860
E-mail: mclarke@mail.uh.edu
University of Houston
Job Title: ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF OBESITY PREVENTION AND CONTROL
Department: Department of Health and Human Performance
Department Website: http://hhp.uh.edu
Institution: University of Houston
Houston, TX
Application Deadline: Open Until Filled
Position Start Date: Available Immediately
Job Categories: Assistant Professor
Associate Professor
Job Website: http://www.uh.edu/provost/fac_openings/
Apply By E-mail: mclarke@mail.uh.edu
Job Description:
Position: Assistant/Associate (Tenure Track) in Obesity Prevention and Control. The Department of Health and Human Performance at the University of Houston is seeking a health specialist with demonstrable research skills in the area of obesity studies. The position is a nine-month appointment with summer school teaching optional. Effective date of appointment will be August, 2008.
Qualifications: Required: Earned doctorate in physiology, epidemiology, nutrition or psychology with an established record of investigating facets of obesity and associated health problems; demonstrated ability to conduct and publish high quality research; demonstrated potential to engage in collaborative research projects with medical and governmental agencies located in Houston; a record of externally funded research; graduate and undergraduate teaching and student mentorship.
Responsibilities: Teach graduate and undergraduate courses in health, nutrition, epidemiology, physical activity and/or physiology. Train graduate students in area of specialization with an emphasis on obesity issues. Develop and maintain a rigorous and externally funded scholarly research program. Perform service to the department, college, university and the profession. Contribute to the development of the recently established Obesity Research Center.
Submit a letter of Application, Curriculum vitae, academic transcripts, three letters of reference, and (1) a reprint of a representative publication and/or précis of grant award (if applicable).
EEO / AA Policy:
The University of Houston is a major urban research institution with a focus on urban issues and problems. The University has over 35,000 students in 14 colleges. The University of Houston is located near the renowned Texas Medical Center and NASA/Johnson Space Center providing faculty with a variety of opportunities to conduct interdisciplinary research. Houston is the largest city in Texas and offers a large variety of professional, cultural and personal opportunities. The University of Houston is an Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action employer. Minorities, women, veterans and persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
Contact Information
(send resume to if no instructions are given above)
Contact: Dr. Mark Clarke, Chair, Obesity Prevention and Control Search
Department of Health and Human Performance
University of Houston
3855 Holman Street
Garrison 104
Houston, TX 77204-6015
Fax Number: 713-743-9860
E-mail: mclarke@mail.uh.edu










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