In addition to teaching courses, the successful applicant will recruit and mentor undergraduate students (with the possibility of mentoring graduate students pending degree and experience), supervise teaching assistants, engage in student clubs and organizations (i.e., local and national), and contribute to scholarship through innovative teaching methods/materials, curriculum development, external grants, and peer-reviewed publications. Instruction will require a hands-on teaching approach in a laboratory intensive curriculum and coordination of teaching modules with BAE service courses involving metals and welding, field work skills, fabrication and construction, lab management, agricultural electrification, small engines, surveying, and agricultural structures.