Dear Colleagues, The Department of Geological Sciences<https://geology.ufl.edu/> at the University of Florida is searching for three tenure track faculty at the Assistant Professor level in the areas of 1) High Temperature Geochemistry/Petrology, 2) Climate/Environmental Change, and 3) Physical Hydrology. We strongly encourage anyone in these areas of research to consider applying, and please feel free to forward this information to anyone you might know would be interested. Please see the short ad below and the link therein for more information, links to apply, and contacts for questions related to any of the three searches. Cheers, Steve Elardo Three Tenure-Track Faculty Positions in Physical Hydrology, Geochemistry/Petrology, and Climate/Environmental Change Department of Geological Sciences, University of Florida The Department of Geological Sciences (https://geology.ufl.edu/) at the University of Florida invites applications for three tenure-track Assistant Professor positions in the areas of Climate/Environmental Change, High-Temperature Geochemistry/Petrology, and Physical Hydrology, which will begin August 16, 2023. The broadly defined positions represent distinct and independent areas of research and teaching. The successful candidate will have initiated a strong research program, demonstrate a compelling plan for future research, be expected to contribute to the department curriculum, and demonstrate the desire to mentor undergraduate, MS, and PhD students. Many opportunities for collaborations and outstanding analytical and computational facilities exist within the department and across the university, a top-five public institution. Information about the positions, who to contact with questions, and how to apply can be found at https://geology.ufl.edu/tenure-track-faculty-searches/. The University of Florida is an Equal Opportunity Institution. --- Stephen M. Elardo NASA Early Career Fellow Assistant Professor Dept. of Geological Sciences University of Florida 229 Williamson Hall Gainesville, FL 32611 Office: 352-392-2634 www.steve-elardo.com<http://www.steve-elardo.com> Florida Planets Lab<http://www.ufexpet.com>