Graduate Position in Geospatial Biodiversity

I occasionally have graduate positions for outstanding students in the lab. Graduate students in my lab undertake geospatial-biodiversity studies of insects in human-disturbed landscapes. We use field studies and geographical information systems (GIS) to investigate the effects of land-use on insect species and overall arthropod biodiversity. Outstanding students with an interest and/or expertise in field work, landscape ecology, entomology, GIS and/or computer programming are strongly encouraged to apply. Strong mathematical and statistical skills are required.

Undergraduate Position in the Laboratory

I also occasionally hire undergraduate students to work part-time in the lab through the work-study program. This is a great way for students to get into the research environment.