We are seeking applications for a M.S. student to pursue research applying remote sensing technology to the detection and assessment of geographically isolated wetlands in North Carolina’s coastal plain. Qualities and experience we wish to see in the applicant include: skill applying remote sensing technology to natural resource questions, understanding the ecology of isolated wetlands, strong work ethic, independence, discretion, and positive team attitude. The position will involve a season of field work and thus the applicant should be prepared to work in remote, forested environments. An undergraduate degree in Wildlife Ecology, Environmental Sciences, Biology, Remote Sensing, or related topics is required by time of appointment. Funding is expected for a January 2010 start, and will include a stipend of $15,000/year, tuition waiver, and research expenses. Student will be co-advised by Dr. Jessica Homyack of Weyerhaeuser NR Company and will pursue their degree in the department of Forestry and Natural Resources at Clemson University under the direction of Dr. Rob Baldwin. Please submit C.V., transcript, and list of three references to Dr. Rob Baldwin ( [email protected]).
-- Robert Baldwin Assistant Professor, Conservation Biology/GIS Department of Forestry and Natural Resources Clemson University Clemson, SC (864) 656-4857
