I am inviting applications for a Masters level student in the Department of Forestry, Michigan State University. The successful candidate will have two years of graduate research assistantship support to work on a project funded by multiple partners (TNC, MDNR, USFS, and Forests for the Future). Using a long-term, multi-stand, manipulative harvest experiment in managed northern hardwood forests, the project goals are to identify the factors contributing to declining tree regeneration species diversity and to find practical measures that could be used to reverse this trend. The student will spend considerable time at field experiment sites in the northern Lower Peninsula and eastern Upper Peninsula of Michigan, where housing will be provided, and will have the opportunity to interact with project partners.

The successful candidate can start May (preferred) or September 2009


For more information contact:

Mike Walters
Associate Professor
Department of Forestry
Michigan State University
East Lansing, Michigan  48824


517-355-1762

[email protected]

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