The Michigan State University (MSU) Institute for Food Laws and Regulations (IFLR) is accepting applications for two new positions: Food Law Academic Specialist (Teaching) and a Research Fellow in Global Food Law.
The Academic Specialist will teach an undergraduate course in United States food law, assist with online food law courses, and provide support for food science laboratory coursework.
The Research Fellow will organize and implement the Global Food Law Summer Seminar, complete at least one mentored research project, assist in other projects supporting IFLR and the Master Program in Global Food Law. Both positions are full-time, annual year positions.
For the full position descriptions and to apply, visit the MSU Applicant Web page. For the Research Fellow position, search for job #1077. For the Food Law Academic Specialist (Teaching) position, search for job #1676.
Questions about the application process should be directed to Mary Anne Verleger at (517) 355-8295 or Verlege3@anr.msu.edu.
For questions about the positions, please contact Neal Fortin, IFLR Director, E-mail: fortinne@msu.edu.
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