The Department of Biology at the University of Regina invites applications for a tenure-track laboratory instructor position starting July 1, 2025.

We are seeking an individual with initiative who possesses expertise in modern genetic theory and techniques. Knowledge of plant biology would be an asset. The successful candidate will coordinate, teach, manage, and develop undergraduate laboratories in genetics and plant physiology. The successful candidate will also be responsible for training, mentoring, and supervising teaching assistants, and be expected to contribute to administration and service at the department, faculty, and university levels.

Applicants must possess, at a minimum, an M.Sc. in Biology or a closely-related discipline. The ideal candidate will have demonstrated excellence in teaching, especially in a biological laboratory setting. The ability to use best practices in science teaching, to develop students' oral and written communication skills, and to incorporate modern approaches to data collection, analysis, and presentation into lab exercises is highly desirable. Experience with personnel and/or laboratory management (including laboratory safety) is an asset. The successful candidate will be innovative, enthusiastic, collegial, and will interact with colleagues and students in a fair-minded and professional manner.  Candidates will be evaluated based on their prior experience and their future potential for contributions to high quality laboratory-based teaching, according to the criteria described above.

To apply, please submit:

1. Cover letter
2. Academic Curriculum Vitae (CV)
3. Statement of teaching philosophy (3 pages maximum)
4. The names and contact information for three referees, submitted through the University of Regina's Human Resources Website: http://www.uregina.ca/hr/careers.   

Situated on Treaty 4 land in beautiful Wascana Park, one of the largest urban parks in North America, the University of Regina, together with its three federated colleges, is a comprehensive institution emphasizing excellence in teaching and research, as well as public service. Cross-disciplinary teaching and experiential learning are strongly supported. The University of Regina was established in 1974 and has grown steadily to its present student body of 17,000 undergraduate and graduate students. One of the strengths of the Department of Biology is its undergraduate program, in which many courses have labs taught by full time academic staff members. Further information about our department is available at: http://www.uregina.ca./science/biology

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