This is a full-time (nine month) tenure track academic year assistant professor appointment in the Natural Resources and Society department (50% teaching and advising, 20% Scholarship, 20% Outreach, 10% University service) with the option of an additional summer contract. The position is shared with the College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences (CEHHS).The faculty member in this position will be responsible for:instruction of existing courses in place-based and land-based Stem education and field science teaching methods as part of the Master of Natural Resources in Environmental Education and Science Communication (MNR-EESC);working collaboratively with faculty in the MNR-EESC program, CEHHS, CNR, and the Center for Indigenous Research and Education (CIRE) to develop and deliver graduate courses contributing to curriculum and instruction programs (M.Ed and Ed.S), and Indigenous STEM teaching methods;developing an externally funded research program focusing on land education pedagogy, STEM based field education, environmental education, or related topics;advising and mentoring graduate students about professional educational opportunities; 5) assisting with graduate student recruitment;collaborating with faculty and staff in partnering with communities and Tribal nations to align programs with community-defined priorities and needs.conducting research in conduction with efficacy of education approachassisting with the implementation of EHHS courses at McCall Outdoor Science School