[pccgrads] Fwd: [Environment_advisers] Now Hiring! AUT25 ESRM 101 Teaching Assistant | Applications Due September 14th

[Miriam Bertram via pccgrads]

Dear all,



The School of Environmental & Forest Sciences (SEFS) is announcing an open
Teaching Assistant position during Autumn Quarter 2025! If interested,
please find position & application details attached/below:



*Course*: ESRM 101 Forests & Society

*Supervisor/Instructor:* Professor Lisa Graumlich

*Dates*: Autumn Quarter 2025 | September 16th, 2025 to December 15th, 2025

*Compensation: *50% FTE | Monthly compensation commensurate with
appointee’s academic rank. | See attached Job Description for details.

*Academic Requirements*: Must be registered for a minimum of 10 credits
during Autumn 2025 & must be in good academic standing.

*Priority Deadline to Apply*: Sunday, September 14th, 2025 @ 11:59PM



*Course Description:*

Join Professor Lisa Graumlich in teaching Forests and Society (ESRM 101).
The goal of the course is to integrate *practical knowledge, contemporary
stewardship ethics,* *and* *indigenous wisdom *to create a holistic
understanding of Pacific Northwest forests. Students will learn to see
forests as complex socio-ecological systems requiring both scientific
knowledge and cultural wisdom.



*From the syllabus - why teach this class?* “Pacific Northwest forests are
far more than scenic backdrops—they're complex living systems that shape
our climate, economy, communities, and cultural identity, while facing
unprecedented challenges from wildfire, climate change, and competing
demands for their care. This course will transform how you see and relate
to forests by weaving together cutting-edge ecological science, indigenous
wisdom that has sustained these landscapes for millennia, and contemporary
approaches to forest stewardship that emphasize love and reciprocity
alongside management. Whether you're hiking the trails around campus,
considering your career path, or simply wanting to be a more informed
citizen, you'll develop the knowledge and ethical framework to engage
meaningfully with one of the most pressing environmental and social issues
of our time. By semester's end, you'll not only understand how forests
work, but discover your own role in caring for these remarkable ecosystems
that define our region.”



This will be an excellent opportunity to join a teaching team that is
prioritizing critical engagement with a range of texts and a set of
learning opportunities that will allow students to emerge with their own
stewardship ethic.



*To apply:*

Please fill out a SEFS ASE Application Form
<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VJSEgc-k6Mhcg-eFKrgthPJk0GGPPY4M/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=112399483625667453413&rtpof=true&sd=true__;!!K-Hz7m0Vt54!gf8z4QEGq-t3GXqg5e1yNHa_xXyDU8YQWApYIJANcyZvpP1iOp33ybGtYvOZ4Yw8qnuT8oUEc9fQD-nGjYMU6UAeE-ywnKhcFQ$>,
attach your rèsumè/CV information as described, and submit your application
via this SEFS Application Submission Form
<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd5Xdd5rR5iY_FAtFUqY6sGmBMPaIkPP8xJpn6qqaU4tdT5ng/viewform?usp=dialog__;!!K-Hz7m0Vt54!gf8z4QEGq-t3GXqg5e1yNHa_xXyDU8YQWApYIJANcyZvpP1iOp33ybGtYvOZ4Yw8qnuT8oUEc9fQD-nGjYMU6UAeE-z9mBm2tQ$>.
Any application questions should be directed to Levi Sy, Winkenwerder 104
or sefsmain at uw.edu.

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