The Institute of Behavioral Science,collaborating with the Departments of Sociology,Psychology,and Economics at the University of Colorado Boulder,invites applications for a tenured position to direct the established,internationally recognized IBS Problem Behavior and Positive Youth Development Program beginning no later than Fall of 2015.Full or advanced associate level is targeted.He/she leads the Program in conducting and fostering nationally recognized interdisciplinary collaborative research,securing external funding,serving as a member of the IBS Board of Directors.We are seeking applicants with specialization in one or more areas of problem behavior: criminology,social/developmental psychology,mental health,epidemiology,social policy,program evaluation,quantitative research methods.Candidates are expected to have an established program of original research,distinguished publication record,and demonstrated ability to obtain external funding,likewise a record of high-quality teaching.Tenure will be held in Sociology,Psychology,or Economics.Review of candidates will begin February 15,2014,continuing until the position is filled.Direct questions to Professor Fred Pampel (fred.pampel@colorado.edu),chair of the Search Committee.The University of Colorado is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to building a diverse workforce.We encourage applications from women,racial/ethnic minorities,individuals with disabilities and veterans.Alternative formats of this ad can be provided upon request for individuals with disabilities.

Submit applications to www.jobsatcu.com posting #F00998.Please upload:1)cover letter outlining research specializations and teaching interests;2)curriculum vitae;3)evidence of teaching effectiveness (evaluations,syllabi);4)list of three references.