Graduate Assistantship in Wetland Crayfish Ecology - Florida Atlantic University
Funding is available for a MS student to study crayfish population ecology in the Everglades. The student will develop a thesis project investigating the effects of hydrologic variation on population success of two species of crayfish. The position is associated with an ongoing grant, will be funded with a combination of TA and RA money, and includes a tuition waiver. Starting date: June 2008. Requires a Bachelors degree in biology, zoology, fisheries, or a related field. A demonstrated strong work ethic and the ability to work and think independently or as part of a team are required. Experience working with fish or macro-invertebrates is helpful, but ability and willingness to perform physical tasks in remote settings with harsh environmental conditions (e.g., biting insects) is absolutely necessary. Minimum academic qualifications include GRE scores > 1000 (verbal + quantitative) and an undergraduate GPA > 3.2. A valid driver's license is required. Interested students should contact Nathan Dorn ([EMAIL PROTECTED]; 954-236-1315) before officially applying to the program. Please send a letter of intent, a resume (including GRE scores), and contact information for 3 professional references. Nathan Dorn, Assistant Professor Department of Biological Sciences 2912 College Avenue Florida Atlantic University Davie, FL 33314 [EMAIL PROTECTED] ************************************************** Nathan J. Dorn Assistant Professor Department of Biological Sciences Florida Atlantic University 2912 College Avenue Davie, FL 33314 954-236-1315 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
