Fermentation Instructor/Advisor
Oregon State University, Department of Food Science & Technology
Oregon State University
Department of Food Science & Technology
100 Wiegand Hall • Corvallis, OR 97331-6602
http://oregonstate.edu/dept/foodsci/
541.737.3131
The Department of Food Science and Technology seeks nominations and applications for a Fermentation Instructor/Advisor. This will be a full-time (1.0 FTE), 9-month, fixed-term appointment: 50% teaching, 40% advising and 10% service.
The position will support the instructional and advising
needs of the undergraduate Fermentation Science option
program in Food Science and Technology. Primary focus in
instruction will be on the laboratory
sections of the wine and brewing production courses. Teaching in
other fermentation-related courses and in the basic science
laboratory courses required in the option will be expected as a
function of need. Advising responsibilities will focus
largely on the needs of fermentation science option students, but
may include students outside this option as well.
Teaching
Develop and teach new sections of the winemaking and brewing
laboratory courses, and participate in teaching other
courses that support the Fermentation Sciences curriculum.
Advising
Advise undergraduate students who are registered in the
Fermentation Sciences and Enology & Viticulture options in
the Food Science and Technology major. Advising of some
undergraduates outside of these options may be assigned as
needed to balance overall advising responsibilities within
the Department. Maintain current knowledge of department,
college, and university curriculum requirements, academic
regulations, and procedures to effectively advise students.
Service
Participate in Department meetings, committees, and other
appropriate activities. Serve on College and University
committees as appropriate. Work with the fermentation sector of
the food/beverage industry to
develop scholarships and internship opportunities for
Fermentation Science students. The position performs lead
work/supervisory duties 5% of the time. The position plans,
assigns, and approves work of student and graduate research
assistants.
Required qualifications include an MS in Food Science, Enology,
Fermentation Science, or related field; teaching experience
and demonstration of teaching effectiveness in field of study;
ability to communicate with and relate well to students and
to communicate complex regulations while maintaining
discretion, diplomacy, and confidentiality; demonstrated
ability to work accurately and confidentially with
student records; ability to assess situations independently
and determine what steps are required; excellent oral
and written communication skills; excellent interpersonal
skills.
Preferred qualifications include an MS degree in Fermentation
Science and professional experience in the fermentation
sector of the food/beverage industry; teaching experience in the
laboratory and classroom environments; advising experience
at the college or university level; a demonstrable commitment
to diversity and inclusiveness, including the ability to
work with diverse faculty, students, industry clientele, and
stakeholders.
For further information about the position and to apply, go to
website: http://oregonstate.edu/jobs -
posting #0012124.
This posting opens on 3/26/2014. The recruitment closes
4/30/2014. Include your 1) curriculum vitae; 2) a cover
letter explaining your interest in this position; 3) a statement
of teaching interests (attach as
Other document 1); and 4) full contact information for 3
professional references. (If your references are
not included in your resume, attach them as Other Document
2.) Applications will not be accepted except through online
site.
For more information about the position, contact Alan Bakalinsky,
Search Committee Chair, at alan.bakalinsky@oregonstate.edu.
OSU commits to inclusive excellence by advancing equity and
diversity in
all that we do. We are an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity
employer, and particularly encourage applications from
members of historically underrepresented racial/ethnic groups,
women, individuals with disabilities, veterans, LGBTQ
community members, and others who share our vision of an
inclusive community.