Hi all,

My lab is looking to hire several summer lab/field techs for the coming field 
season. For anyone interested, please find a brief job description copied from 
the application posted below. Feel free to contact me with any questions or to 
obtain an application.

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The Gardiner Lab in the Department of Entomology at The Ohio State University 
is looking to hire several lab/field technicians for the coming field season. 
We are a landscape ecology lab based in Wooster, OH but we primarily conduct 
our research in the urban ecosystem of Cleveland, OH. Our NSF-funded research 
focuses on designing sustainable urban green spaces that are both 
cost-effective and better for the environment.

As one of our undergraduate researchers, you will gain both field and lab 
experience.


In the field, you might help establish experimental plots, set up insect traps, 
collect plant or insect samples, or maintain plots. Back at the laboratory, you 
might prepare equipment for different field work experiments, sort through 
samples and look for spiders or beetles, pin insect specimens, or help rear 
native bee larvae. We work hard, rain or shine, to collect our samples and are 
looking for undergraduates who can work effectively in outdoor settings, 
maintain positive attitudes, and who are detail orientated. A valid driver’s 
license is required.

At the end of your summer at the Gardiner Lab you can expect to gain:

-An increased knowledge of Ohio’s diverse insect and plant communities

-Skills in collecting unique arthropods including spiders, long legged flies, 
and bees

-A resume-building research experience and potential letters of recommendation 
for future jobs

Pay: $9.50/Hour (up to 38 hours/week)

Location: Wooster, OH @ OARDC

Timing: mid-May to mid-August, 2017

Email Chris Riley at [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> for more 
information or to submit your completed application! Applications Due March 
20th! For best consideration please submit prior to this deadline but we will 
be reviewing applications on a rolling basis after the due date.


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Thanks,

Christopher Riley
National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellow
Susan L. Huntington Dean’s Distinguished University Fellow
Ag-Urban Landscape Ecology Lab
Department of Entomology
Cell: (301) 801-4627
Email: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>



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