I have been looking for a while now and either I'm completely missing the loop,
or I'm looking in the wrong place. But does anyone know of any Environmental
Consultant jobs in Montana or Texas? I am due to graduate in May and still have
yet to find a job. Can anyone help?
Mahogany Whitley
Texas
An M.S. is useful -- more useful than a Ph.D., in fact -- for many types
of non-academic jobs, such as for consulting firms, government agencies,
and many non-governmental organizations. If you want to stay in
academia, though, you might have a problem.
Dave
On 4/4/2010 7:58 PM, Jason Hernan
Jason, an MS qualifies you for a GS-7 to GS-9 level federal biologist
position (usajobs.opm.gov). State wildlife biologist positions generally
require an MS as well. With an MS in biology, you are looking at a salary
range of $32-42K.
Anita Lahey
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From: Ecological Societ
I am nearly finished with my Master's degree in biology (anticipated date May
2010). But, scanning the job postings from the several days I have been
subscribed to this listserv, I see two main categories: jobs for applicants
with Ph.D's, and jobs for current students. I am wondering, how ofte
POST-DOCTORAL OPPORTUNITY IN ECOLOGY at the Cedar Creek LTER, University of
Minnesota
We are seeking applications for a post-doctoral associate in ecology as part
of the Cedar Creek LTER program at the University of Minnesota. The
appointment is for one year with potential for renewal, to begin as
Hello,
I am a graduate student at Michigan State University working with Dr.
Richard Kobe. For my masters research I am examining natural enemies of tree
seedlings in wet tropical forest at La Selva Biological Station in Costa
Rica. I have taken numerous photos of different damage patterns that I
