The HART Lab in the School of the Environment at Washington State University has openings and support for 1-2 graduate students beginning in Fall 2018. Potential projects include the study of disturbance interactions, landscape-scale study of wildfire-vegetation feedbacks, and forest disturbance effects on ecosystem services (e.g. habitat quality, water supply). The successful candidate will have a background in ecology, forestry, geography or a related field. Preferred qualifications also include a background in geospatial science, field ecology, and computer programming. Applicants should have excellent written and oral communication skills. More information about graduate studies in WSU’s School of the Environment can be found at https://environment.wsu.edu/graduate-studies/. Prospective students should send their CV, GPA, GRE scores (if available), and a cover letter that describes their interest in the position and relevant education and experience to Dr. Sarah Hart (sarah.j.h...@wsu.edu<mailto:sarah.j.h...@wsu.edu>). Inquiries via email or phone (509-395-5870<tel://509-395-5870>) are more than welcome!
