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> From Gary Jensen, USDA-CSREES
Please circulate the following announcement to others who may have an
interest. Note that materials can reach institution shortly after review
process begins January 24. Contact Rick Wallace for more details.
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Position Announcement
Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures Department
Auburn University
Position: Ag Program Assistant II or Ag Program Associate I
Responsibilities: Develop and conduct extension programs that; assist
various components of the coastal business community (commercial and
recreational fishing, charter boats, eco-tourism, marinas and other water
related activities) in documenting the economic values produced by the
component; relates economic values to coastal resources; and conveys
economic values of the coastal business community and of the resources that
businesses depend on to citizens, policy makers and elected officials.
Individual will provide information to assist coastal industries in
evaluating and responding to regulatory changes and changes in the business
climate. Information is transferred to stake holders through personal
contacts, group meetings, workshops, newsletters, newspaper columns and
computer networks. The position is located at the Auburn University Marine
Extension and Research Center, Mobile, Alabama.
Qualifications: Entry into the Ag Program Assistant or Associate applicant
pool requires a B.S. or M.S. degree from an accredited college or university
in natural resource economics or a closely related field. The hiring range
for Ag Program Assistant II is $26,410-$34,330 and requires a B.S. degree
and three years equivalent experience or an M.S. degree. The hiring range
for Ag Program Associate I is $31,340-$40,740 and requires a B.S. degree and
six years of equivalent experience or M.S. degree and three years equivalent
experience. Excellent interpersonal and written communication skills
including the ability to relate technical information to non-technical
audiences is essential. Experience with marine resources and familiarity
with computer programs to analyze data and disseminate information is
desirable. A successful candidate will have the ability to work as a team
player within overlapping administrative structures. Applicants must be
able to obtain and maintain an Alabama Driver's license and be willing to
work irregular hours and weekends including occasional overnight travel.
Application: Applicants should send a letter of application, resume, college
transcripts, and names/addresses of three references to: Search Committee-Ag
Program Assistant II or Ag Program Associate I, Human Resources, Langdon
Hall, Auburn University, AL 36849.
Review Date: Review of applications will begin after January 24, 2000. The
position is available immediately. If you have questions concerning the
position, contact Dr. Rick Wallace at 334-438-5690 or e-mail
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