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All applicants must submit a resume in any format, and may also submit a cover letter.

In order to be considered for federal appointments, Non-Citizens must affirm that they meet the Appropriations Law eligibility criteria by signing and attaching this Citizenship Affidavit  to their application. Non citizens who do not provide the affidavit at the time of application will not be considered. Non Citizens who are exempt from the Appropriations Law requirements due to their status as officers or employees of the U.S.

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AGS 19-002

April 2, 2019

Dear Colleagues:

The Division of Atmospheric and Geospace Sciences (AGS), within the Directorate of Geosciences, at the National Science Foundation, announces a nationwide search to fill Program Director rotator positions within the Geospace Section.

We are actively seeking candidates with broad knowledge of Geospace science, to enable contribution to multiple programs within the Geospace Section. This letter is intended to serve as an ongoing mechanism for recruiting program directors to fill positions vacated by rotators who have returned to their home institutions. Therefore, consideration of applicants will be conducted on an ongoing basis.

For more information about the Division of Atmospheric and Geospace Sciences please see https://www.nsf.gov/funding/programs.jsp?org=AGS

Major Duties

At the National Science Foundation (NSF), Program Directors help administer specific research areas as well as research infrastructure and

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All applicants must submit a resume in any format, and may also submit a cover letter.

In order to be considered for federal appointments, Non-Citizens must affirm that they meet the Appropriations Law eligibility criteria by signing and attaching this Citizenship Affidavit  to their application. Non citizens who do not provide the affidavit at the time of application will not be considered. Non Citizens who are exempt from the Appropriations Law requirements due to their status as officers or employees of the U.S.

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You are strongly encouraged to submit all required documents at the time you submit your resume. Cover letters are optional.

•  You MUST submit your official or unofficial college transcripts, including your GPA, with your application. This office will be unable to determine qualification eligibility without transcripts.  Applications without transcripts are incomplete applications and will be rated “INELIGIBLE”.  Transcripts will NOT be accepted after the closing date of this announcement.
• You MUST provide proof of enrollment for the current Fall 2019 academic term

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