The successful candidate must demonstrate the ability to conduct high level research, obtain extramural funding, work collaboratively with other scientists, and teach a variety of courses at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. A competitive startup and salary package will be provided to the successful candidate. Both teaching and research are important at the University of Wyoming. Successful tenure cases require dedication and proficiency in both areas. 

The Mathematics and Statistics Department has 30 faculty members, 22 of which are active researchers work on algebra, combinatorics, graph theory, convex analysis, operator algebras, probability, numerical analysis, modeling, mathematical biology, math education, and statistics. The department is also home to 32 graduate students and maintains lively graduate programs in mathematics and statistics. The department is a part of the newly formed College of Engineering and Physical Sciences (CEPS) of the University of Wyoming. This College includes 10 departments and the newly formed School of Computing. The College prides itself on research innovation, teaching excellence, industrial engagement, and broader societal impact. With a significantly increased budget, we have embarked on a transformational journey to become a Tier-1 Institution, recognized nationally for academic excellence and world-class research. This includes new state-of-the-art facilities and dedicated funding for research initiatives. We are hiring a cohort of new faculty across the College, and we seek to attract a diverse and inclusive group of talented early-stage faculty and established researchers. 

A PhD in Mathematics is required by the start of the appointment date. 

Preference will be given to those applicants who can demonstrate the following: 

• A demonstrated track record or evidence of potential for excellence in research 

• Evidence of potential for obtaining extramural funding 

• Previous experience or future plans for mentoring undergraduate/graduate students 

• Ability to work collaboratively with faculty, staff and students 

• Evidence of excellence in teaching courses at the university level 

• Excellent communication skills 

Review of applications begins on December 20, 2023, and will continue until the position is filled. A complete application will include the following documents: 

• A cover letter (please indicate whether you will be attending JMM 2024) 

• A curriculum vitae 

• A research statement covering the candidate’s achievements and future plans 

• A teaching statement describing how associated strategies, pedagogies, and successes will translate to departmental instruction 

• A list of at least four references (at least one of which should be able to address teaching) 

The university has state of the art facilities and is a cultural center in the state of Wyoming. The university is located in Laramie, which is a town of about 30,000 located on a high plain at 7200 feet between the Laramie and Snowy Range Mountain ranges. The area has more than 300 days of sunshine a year with outdoor activities that include skiing, hiking, camping, bicycling, fishing, and climbing. Laramie is approximately 1 hour from Colorado near many of many major cities and university communities, including Fort Collins, Boulder, and Denver.