Tenure-Track Forensic Anthropology Professor
university of north carolina wilmingtonWilmington (NC)
Tenure-Track Forensic Anthropology Professor
Posted 2 days ago
university of north carolina wilmingtonWilmington (NC)
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About the role
University of North Carolina Wilmington seeks a forensic anthropologist for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position to start August 2027. The candidate will teach five courses annually, including core forensic science and anthropology offerings, and contribute to program development and coordination of the Forensic Science Minor.
Ideal applicants will maintain an active, externally funded lab-based research program and build on the department's interdisciplinary strengths.
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