[ECOLOG-L] Graduate studies in Ecology and Evolution at VCU

GRADUATE STUDIES IN ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION AT VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY The Department of Biology at Virginia Commonwealth University invites applications from prospective graduate students for Fall 2012. We have a diverse Ecology and Evolution faculty engaged in research in Virginia and

[ECOLOG-L] Tenure track position at VCU - deadline approaching

Ecologgers, I just wanted to draw your attention again to the recently posted Systems Biologist position at Virginia Commonwealth University. Candidates focused on aspects of ecological complexity are encouraged to apply. Please forward widely to anyone you think might be interested. For official

[ECOLOG-L] Graduate position in amphibian ecology

vitae (include GPA and GRE scores) with contact information for three references to Dr. James Vonesh (jrvoneshvcu.edu). Note: this is a reposting of a message first sent in late October

[ECOLOG-L] Position in Aquatic Science @ Virginia Commonwealth University

Faculty Position in Aquatic Science The Center for Environmental Studies at Virginia Commonwealth University (www.vcu.edu/cesweb) invites applications for an aquatic scientist whose research integrates fieldwork, modeling, and/or geospatial analysis (e.g. GIS, remote sensing) to understand

[ECOLOG-L] Graduate support in PhD programs

)? How many hours per week 9. Approximately what fraction of students are on RAs associated with their advisor's research? (give me you best guess). Thank you very much for your time. Regards, James Vonesh

[ECOLOG-L] Call for applications/nominations for ESA Aquatic Section 2011 Student Awards - Deadline June 1

electronically as pdfs. Send files to the Aquatic Section's Secretary (jrvonesh at vcu dot edu), with the subject line “Frost Award_ApplicantLastName”. If electronic submission is not possible, then 4 copies of the nomination package should be sent to: James Vonesh Dept. of Biology Virginia Commonwealth

[ECOLOG-L] Deadline June 1 for ESA Aquatic section 2011 student award applications/nominations

electronically as pdfs. Send files to the Aquatic Section's Secretary (jrvonesh at vcu dot edu), with the subject line “Frost Award_ApplicantLastName”. If electronic submission is not possible, then 4 copies of the nomination package should be sent to: James Vonesh Dept. of Biology Virginia Commonwealth

[ECOLOG-L] ESA Aquatic Section - Frost Award nominations due 6/1

to the Aquatic Section's Secretary (jrvon...@vcu.edu), with the subject line, “Frost Award_ApplicantLastName”. If electronic submission is not possible, then 4 copies of the nomination package should be sent to: James Vonesh Dept. of Biology Virginia Commonwealth University 1000 West Cary Street P.O. Box

[ECOLOG-L] Spatial/Landscape Ecologist @ VCU

Spatial/Landscape Ecologist The Department of Biology invites applications for a quantitative spatial/landscape ecologist. We are especially interested in applicants whose research integrates field work, theory, statistical and mathematical modeling, and/or GIS/remote sensing to study

[ECOLOG-L] Senior Faculty Position in Biology @ VCU

Senior Faculty Position in Biology The Department of Biology at Virginia Commonwealth University invites applications for a senior-level, tenure-eligible faculty position. We seek an established scientist to complement and interact with faculty in at least one of our recognized areas of

Postdoctoral researcher in ecology, Virginia Commonwealth Univer sity

Position Announcement: Postdoctoral researcher in ecology Inviting applications for a postdoctoral researcher in ecology in the laboratory of Dr. James Vonesh in the Department of Biology at Virginia Commonwealth University. Start date is between January and June 2007. This is a full-time

Graduate RAship at VCU

GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANT SEQUENTIAL PREDATOR EFFECTS ACROSS LIFE STAGES DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY VIRGINIA COMMUNWEALTH UNIVERSITY Applications are invited for a Graduate Research Assistant/PhD student position in the lab of Dr. James Vonesh in the Department of Biology at Virginia

[ECOLOG-L] Recruiting student/field technician for research on turtle hybridation

Graduate student opportunity in evaluating hybridization amongst native river turtle populations at Virginia Commonwealth University. The Dyer (http://dyerlab.bio.vcu.edu/) and Vonesh (https://wp.vcu.edu/voneshlab/) labs at Virginia Commonwealth University have an opening beginning fall 2015 for

[ECOLOG-L] Graduate position(s) in food web ecology of rock pools, Vonesh lab, VCU

schools will collaborate with investigators on aspects of the research and in developing and broadly disseminating innovative educational resources (e.g., http://jamesriverpark.org/science-in-the-park/rock-pools.php). This project is a joint effort between myself (James Vonesh), Mike McCoy

[ECOLOG-L] PhD in community assembly, food web structure, and ecosystem metabolism in riverine rock pools

PhD in community assembly, food web structure, and ecosystem metabolism in riverine rock pools Dr. James Vonesh (Aquatic Community Ecology;https://wp.vcu.edu/voneshlab) and Dr. Paul Bukaveckas (Aquatic Ecosystem Ecology; http://wp.vcu.edu/pabukaveckas/) are interested in recruiting a PhD

[ECOLOG-L] New position - Instructor, Geospatial Analysis & Sustainability

The Center for Environmental Studies at Virginia Commonwealth University seeks applicants for a full-time 12-month, Instructor (non-tenure eligible) position. The successful candidate will contribute to the academic programs in Environmental Studies and support teaching and advising the

[ECOLOG-L] Graduate position in food web ecology of riverine rock pools

. This project is a joint effort between myself (James Vonesh), Mike McCoy (http://mikemccoylab.weebly.com/), Jeremy Wojdak (http://www.radford.edu/~jmwojdak/) and Ben Bolker (http://ms.mcmaster.ca/~bolker/). We also collaborate closely with Kristine Grayson (https://biology.richmond.edu/research