Associate/Full Professor and State Extension Swine Specialist
Listed on 2026-03-01
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Education / Teaching
University Professor, Academic
South Dakota State University’s (SDSU) Department of Animal Science is excited to announce a unique opportunity as an Associate or Full Professor/Extension Swine Specialist. Position may be eligible for endowment if the specifications are met. This position offers the opportunity to make a lasting impact through innovative Extension programming and research. Reporting to the Department Head of Animal Science, the individual in this role will have the support and resources to thrive.
This position is located in Brookings, South Dakota. This position is a 9 Month, full-time, tenure‑track, benefits‑eligible position. An opportunity for summer salary may be available and will be negotiated under a separate contract.
This role is 100% Extension. The incumbent will be an integral team member of a nationally recognized Swine Extension and research program that is relevant to swine producers in South Dakota, the region, and the United States. Extension responsibilities include being a significant contributor to our web‑based Extension platform and working directly with producers to identify their needs and developing programs to meet those needs.
Strong collaboration with Extension personnel from Animal Science, Ag &Biosystems Engineering, Veterinary Science, and the Ness School of Management and Economics is expected, as is establishing a very close relationship with the SD Pork Producers Council. Collaboration with industry members and faculty from other states is encouraged.
The successful candidate will be expected to establish an applied, extramurally funded research program focused on pork producer needs and attract top‑tier graduate students to participate in this endeavor. As is with the Extension component, strong research collaboration with faculty in Animal Science, other SDSU departments, other universities, and allied industry is expected.
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