Jobs and Money
Employment and funding opportunities.
Seasonal Job Opportunity in Imperial National Wildlife Refuge, AZ
July 28th to August 13th
For more details contact Dr. Shirley A. Kurc (kurc@ag.arizona.edu) or Dr. Courtney Conway (cconway@ag.arizona.edu)
Go to www.uacareertrack.com and search for job posting 41201 or 41199 to apply.
Organization of Fish and Wildlife Information Managers Student Scholarship Award - Deadline: August 8, 2008
Purpose: The Organization of Fish and Wildlife Information Managers (OFWIM) Student Scholarship recognizes academic and professional excellence among students enrolled full-time in fisheries and wildlife-related curricula at an accredited college or university, with research or studies emphasizing wildlife information management and/or geographic information systems (GIS). The scholarship award supports student attendance at the OFWIM Conference and Annual meeting. To learn more about OFWIM, visit the web site (http://www.ofwim.org).
PhD Assistantship in social networks, working landscapes, and water quality
We
seek a motivated PhD student to investigate the social networks present
in working landscapes to understand their role in the provision of
ecosystem services-specifically water quality-and their relationship to
ecological systems. The context for our project will be working
agricultural and forested landscapes that are primarily in small
landholdings.
Applications are due 16 June 2008. The position begins either this Fall (preferred) or in Spring 2009 and is funded for 3 years. Support includes an assistantship, tuition remission, and health benefits.
Applications are due 16 June 2008. The position begins either this Fall (preferred) or in Spring 2009 and is funded for 3 years. Support includes an assistantship, tuition remission, and health benefits.
Two Research Assistant Positions with the Koprowski Group
The Mount Graham red squirrel monitoring project seeks two research assistants to participate in population and behavioral studies on the endangered Mt. Graham red squirrel in the Pinaleño mountains in southeastern Arizona with the research group of John L. Koprowski (www.ag.arizona.edu/~squirrel). This isolated population of squirrels has been monitored since 1989 and we are currently conducting intensive telemetric studies to learn more
