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The Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist in Wildlife Management will serve as a subject matter expert to support Extension educational programs. Responsibilities include collecting information to guide programming, mentoring agents, coordinating professional development, and implementing evaluation strategies.

This position leads research in applied genetics and genomics within the Texas A&M AgriLife Small Grains Research and Extension Program. Responsibilities include cultivar development and research on grain and forage quality, focusing on stress resistance and yield enhancement.

The Strategic Partnerships Manager leads the Rural Student Success Initiative by building relationships with education stakeholders, developing college access strategies, and supporting project implementation. This role involves coordinating meetings, monitoring progress, and preparing project documentation while requiring travel to rural Texas regions.

The Administrative Associate III provides complex administrative support, including word processing, data management, and coordination of meetings. Responsibilities include editing documents, maintaining records, and assisting with administrative procedures and policies. They also manage office supplies and staff coordination tasks.

The Assistant Professor in Forestry position involves developing a self-sustainable research program focused on forest management, productivity, and environmental sustainability. Responsibilities include conducting research on reforestation, timber utilization, watershed management, and engaging with industry stakeholders. The role also involves mentoring graduate students and publishing research findings in high-impact journals.

The Graduate Research Assistant will support the Rural Student Success Initiative through data collection and analysis, conducting literature reviews, developing evaluation tools, and managing datasets. The role emphasizes research aimed at enhancing postsecondary access for underserved rural students.

The Assistant Professor & Extension Specialist will develop and deliver Extension educational programs focused on pest management for field crops in the Texas Panhandle. Responsibilities include conducting applied research, mentoring extension agents, coordinating programming efforts, and providing technical expertise on arthropod pest management.

The Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist will develop programs and conduct research to assist poultry producers with quality and safety challenges. Responsibilities include outreach through workshops, educational training, industry engagement, and mentoring graduate students.

The Assistant Professor conducts research to enhance the sustainability of livestock production systems, focusing on airborne emissions, manure management, and value-added processing. The role involves publishing findings, seeking funding, mentoring students, and collaborating with stakeholders and faculty.

The College Access Specialist coordinates college access and success programming in rural school districts, supports project implementation, provides training, and maintains relationships with stakeholders. They also monitor program compliance, provide professional development, and evaluate project outcomes.

The Extension Program Specialist will plan, implement, and evaluate educational programs. Responsibilities include training volunteers, managing projects, assessing program effectiveness, and collaborating with industry partners to support Extension programming. The role involves developing educational environments for diverse audiences and supporting grant-seeking activities.

The Student Assistant supports the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension service's District 12 Administrative Team by providing computer user support, overseeing computer system performance, setting up equipment, developing training materials, and maintaining the website, among other duties.

The Research Specialist I will support the Healthy Living research team at Texas A&M AgriLife by providing technical and administrative assistance for community-based research aimed at improving health outcomes related to agriculture and nutrition. The role involves collaboration with various experts and community partners to implement and evaluate research projects.

The Research Specialist III will conduct research planning and projects focused on agricultural and engineering solutions for crop management. Responsibilities include data analysis, testing, training staff, and supporting research initiatives in agriculture. Candidates will work closely with scientists in various capacities and must be capable of multitasking.

The Research Student Assistant at Texas A&M Agrilife Research will support the Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Evidence Center by working on special projects, screening studies, analyzing literature, and collaborating within a team. This position involves understanding scientific publications related to nutrition and health.

The Research Associate will work alongside scientists to analyze rice cultivars and optimize cropping systems. Responsibilities include conducting experiments, managing crop production, analyzing data, providing Macintosh technical support, and assessing water quality by processing samples.

The Extension Program Specialist I will develop and implement educational programs for grape growing regions, providing technical expertise and support to agricultural consultants and county agents. Responsibilities include coordinating programs, securing funding, evaluating program impacts, and collaborating with various stakeholders in the viticulture community.