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Michigan State University(MSU)
East Lansing, MITemporarySeen todaySeen in employer's feed today
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The instructor will teach HRT 211, Landscape Plants I, for Michigan State University’s Institute of Agricultural Technology at Muskegon Community College during fall semesters. The course covers identification, adaptation, and evaluation of ornamental landscape plants, with four contact hours per week over 15 weeks. The position is planned to recur every fall semester.
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Position Summary Instructional responsibilities include teaching HRT 211 -- Landscape Plants I (3 credits) for the Institute of Agricultural Technology during the fall semesters (August 16 -- December 31).? The course will be delivered in Muskegon, Michigan at Muskegon Community College.? HRT 211 contact hours will be 2 hours of lecture, recitation, or discussion per week and 2 hours of lab per week (4 hours of total contact time per week) for 15 weeks of instruction. Course Description: Identification, adaptation, and evaluation of shade trees, narrow-leaved evergreens, shrubs, woody vines, herbs, ornamental grasses, and herbaceous perennials. Course Objectives: 1 ) To learn how to identify plant species common to the Great Lakes area horticulture trade . This includes knowing the scientific name(s), selected cultivars, common name(s), and the plant family . Identification involves seeing parts of the plant or the whole plant . HRT 211 is organized by plant families and covers many types of deciduous trees, shrubs, vines, perennials, and bulbs . (Annuals and evergreens have been moved to HRT 211 and this change is in process over the next few years. 2 ) To develop an appreciation for the great diversity and beauty of ornamental landscape plants. 3 ) To be able to select plants for specific purposes and site conditions . This includes knowing the environmental requirements of specific plants, their desirable and undesirable characteristics , and their landscape. 4 ) To be familiar with selected reference books, source guides, and other resources. Position is planned to recur every Fall Semester ### Equal Employment Opportunity Statement All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, citizenship, age, disability or protected veteran status. ### Required Degree Masters -Horticulture or related fields ### Minimum Requirements Required: Master's Degree in Horticulture or related fields. Experience in development and assessment of learning outcomes. Undergraduate teaching experience and a passion for teaching. ### Required Application Materials Applicants may apply for this position via the link at https://jobs.msu.edu . 1) L etter of application /interest 2) C urrent resume 3) List of three refences and 3) A statement of experiences related to the course. ### Special Instructions
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