My former master's advisor, Rob Channell, has openings for 2-4 masters students interested in biogeography, large-scale ecology (landscape ecology or macroecology), or conservation planning.available in his research group at Fort Hays State University in Hays, Kansas, starting Fall 2016.
This would be a great opportunity for someone looking to obtain a terminal master's degree, in preparation for a career in wildlife conservation or management, as well as gaining skills and research experience for later pursuing a doctoral degree. Getting a MS degree at a primarily undergraduate institution like Fort Hays means that there is a lot of opportunity for faculty-student interaction, as well as strong cohesion between graduate students with a wide range of interests. If interested, contact Dr. Rob Channell at [email protected] or [email protected]. A link to the formal announcement is here: http://bigcat.fhsu.edu/biology/rchannell/Students/MS%20Opportunities.pdf
