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<div><font size="+1" color="#000000"><b>Stanford University<br>
Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering<br>
Faculty Position in Sustainable Development of Buildings &
Infrastructure<br>
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</b>The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Stanford
University invites applications for a tenure line faculty position at
the Assistant Professor or untenured Associate Professor level
focusing on<i> Sustainable Development of Buildings and
Infrastructure.</i> The successful candidate is expected to have
in-depth knowledge of methods and tools for integrating energy
efficiency, water reuse, and other sustainability concerns into the
early conceptual design stage of the facility lifecycle. The
selected candidate will be expected to:</font></div>
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v Teach core courses at the BS, MS and PhD level on sustainable
development of building and infrastructure in Stanford's programs of
Construction Engineering and Management (CEM) and/or
Design/Construction Integration (DCI);</font></div>
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v Conduct research on emerging technologies and approaches for the
integrated design and construction of sustainable buildings and
infrastructure, and contribute to the department's broader research
program of<i> Engineering for Sustainability</i>.</font></div>
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Required background and qualifications include an earned doctorate in
Civil & Environmental Engineering, a related engineering
discipline, or a M.Arch. degree. Significant experience in the
facility design and construction process, and involvement in projects
that include performance-based sustainable engineering, are desirable
qualifications.<br>
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Applications should include a<i> Curriculum Vitae,</i> a list of<i>
Publications,</i> a brief statement of<i> Research Vision and Teaching
Interests</i> and the names of three to five<i> References.</i>
We encourage email submission of these documents as Adobe Acrobat file
attachments, each labeled "LastName_FirstName_DocName.pdf"
to <u> CEM-DCI-Search-Levitt@stanford.edu</u> .</font></div>
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<div><font size="+1" color="#000000">Alternatively, applications can
be mailed to: Professor Raymond Levitt, Chair, CEM/DCI Faculty
Search Committee, Dept. of Civil & Environmental Engineering,
Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305-4020. The review of
applications will begin on September 15, 2004; however, applications
will be accepted until the position is filled. <br>
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Stanford University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action
employer.</font><br>
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