A little late to the thread, but you may want the check out the job
board that Rob Jackson and I maintain for the ESA Physiological Ecology
section. We have different pages for faculty, postdoctoral and
professional, graduate, technician, seasonal/intern, and undergraduate
positions. Here's our page for people seeking a postdoctoral position,
for example:
http://www.biology.duke.edu/jackson/ecophys/postdoc.htm
We also have a page of links to other job boards, including most of the
ones Neahga mentioned:
http://www.biology.duke.edu/jackson/ecophys/ojl.htm
On another subject, if you have a publicly-accessible website for a
course you teach, please consider sending the link to me to add to our
"Course and syllabus information" page. We have listings for
Physiological Ecology, Ecology/Field Labs, Ecosystem Studies, and Global
Change courses:
http://www.biology.duke.edu/jackson/ecophys/courses.htm
Back on jobs, I don't think this technician job, featured on our site,
has made it to Ecolog yet. They are still actively seeking applicants,
despite the review date listed:
Montana State University: Environmental Analyst/Research Associate:
MSU's Land Resources and Environmental Sciences department, with partial
support from the IoE and Montana EPSCoR, is seeking an interactive and
experienced aqueous analytical chemist who will manage a research and
teaching laboratory focused on waters, soils, and sediments. The
Environmental Analyst will be responsible for coordinating standard
analyses of soils and natural waters using a suite of instrumentation
including inductively coupled plasma-optical emission spectrometry, ion
chromatography, flow-injection analysis, and combustion methods for
total and dissolved carbon and nitrogen. The Analyst will participate in
the LRES teaching mission by training and facilitating graduate student
projects (independent study), supervising graduate and undergraduate
student assistants, and providing guest lectures and hands-on
experiences for undergraduate students in the soil-water curricula. The
Analyst will work closely with laboratory co-directors Jack Brookshire
and Stephanie Ewing, and other participating faculty with expertise in
geochemistry, hydrology, biogeochemistry, microbiology and soil science,
and will have the opportunity to participate in research projects that
are an integral component to the laboratory mission. Required
Qualifications: M.S. in Analytical Chemistry, Hydrology, Ecology,
Biogeochemistry, Soils or related field. Demonstrated experience in
aqueous analytical chemistry. Screening began May 22, but the position
is still open as of 7/10/12. More information and application instructions:
http://www.montana.edu/jobs/research/12169-33
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Charles W. (Will) Cook
Nicholas School of the Environment
Division of Earth and Ocean Sciences
Box 90227, Duke University, Durham, NC 27708
http://www.duke.edu/~cwcook
