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research and teaching interests that align with the department’s strengths in social inequalities, medical sociology, criminology, and spatial sociology/GIS and/or any of the university’s priority areas
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, forensic archaeology, or taphonomy. An ability to teach methodologically-focused courses by teaching classes such as quantitative, GIS, and/or mixed methods. Additional Application Materials Required: UCF
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landscape practices and environmental regulations. Proficient in using IWMS (Integrated Work Management Systems), landscape design software, or GIS tools is a plus. Demonstrated ability to lead teams, manage
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) software, such as AutoCAD, as well as landscape design tools (e.g., Adobe Creative Suite, SketchUp). Experience with Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and other digital design and analysis tools