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Visiting Research Scientist - Internal Parasites Control in Ruminants-2178
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Langston
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| The successful candidate will be expected to conduct research with goats or hair sheep at the LU-SLSAAS. The research involves investigating the interrelationships between host animals and internal parasites, manipulating host immunity to reduce parasitism, and exploring alternative medicines to control internal parasites in small ruminants. The successful candidate is expected to mentor undergraduate and graduate students in the research laboratories. |
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Visiting Research Scientist - Ruminant Breeding and Genetics-2181
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Langston
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| The successful candidate will be expected to develop a nationally and internationally recognized research program in basic and/or applied animal breeding and genetics fields, both independently and in collaboration with other scientists on research of interest. The individual is expected to supervise student workers and mentor undergraduate and graduate students. The successful candidate is also expected to participate in extension programs of ruminant production. |
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Visiting Research Scientist – Plant/ Crop Scientist-2179
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Langston
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| The successful candidate will conduct research in plant breeding, physiology, production, yield, and management of crops, fruit trees, and nursery stock under both greenhouse and field conditions. Study soil–plant interactions to optimize fertility and nutrient cycling, while designing sustainable production systems that incorporate crop rotations and cover cropping to enhance yields and maintain ecological balance. Play a key role in extension education to ensure that research findings are translated into farmer-friendly practices and that future generations are trained in sustainable agriculture. |
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Open-Rank Tenure-Track or Tenured Faculty 210551
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Stillwater
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| The Petroleum Engineering Program in the School of Chemical Engineering at Oklahoma State University seeks nominations and applications for an open-rank, tenure-track or tenured faculty position. Candidates shall have earned a doctorate in Petroleum Engineering or a closely related area and display a strong interest in undergraduate and graduate education. The successful applicant is expected to establish a nationally recognized, externally funded research program. Industrial experience is considered an asset. The primary areas of interest are drilling and completion engineering, but all candidates with a proven record of excellence in areas like production and hydraulic fracturing will also be considered. |
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Dean of the School of Business
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Langston
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| Langston University invites applications and nominations for the position of Dean of the School of Business. Reporting directly to the Vice President for Academic Affairs, the Dean serves as the chief academic and administrative officer of the School and provides visionary, strategic, and collaborative leadership to advance excellence in teaching, scholarship, student success, workforce development, and community engagement.
The successful candidate will join the University during a transformative period focused on enrollment growth, academic innovation, student persistence and completion, workforce alignment, and expanded research and partnership opportunities. The Dean will play a critical role in positioning the School of Business as a regional and national leader in business education, entrepreneurship, analytics, and applied learning while advancing the mission of Oklahoma’s only historically Black college and university.
The Dean is expected to foster a culture of academic excellence, innovation, accountability, and collegiality while strengthening relationships with industry, alumni, government agencies, and philanthropic partners. |