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Contribute to forestry education at the University of Alberta as an Endowed Chair in Indigenous Forestry, promoting Indigenous perspectives and decolonizing the curriculum. This tenure-track position invites applications from First Nations, Mtis, or Inuit candidates. This role emphasizes experiential learning while partnering with Indigenous communities and forestry professionals. Your responsibilities include developing courses, integrating Indigenous knowledge with scientific practices, and addressing contemporary forestry issues. The Chair will collaborate with academic colleagues and engage in community-centered presentations that promote open dialogue and accountability. Key Responsibilities: Develop experiential learning opportunities in forestry Promote Indigenous-taught courses and curricula Collaborate with Indigenous communities and forestry partners Deliver research and teaching seminars Support innovative solutions in forestry education Requirements: Identify as First Nations, Mtis, or Inuit Strong background in forestry or related field Experience in community engagement and collaboration Proven research ability in forestry education Ability to integrate Indigenous knowledge systems Elevate forestry education by integrating Indigenous perspectives with traditional practices at the University of Alberta. #J-18808-Ljbffr