Post doctoral Researcher in the Serenari lab at Texas State University
Updated 8/11/19
https://wfscjobs.tamu.edu/jobs/postdoctoral-researcher-human-dimensions-of-wildlife-texas/
Updated 8/11/19
https://wfscjobs.tamu.edu/jobs/postdoctoral-researcher-human-dimensions-of-wildlife-texas/
Funded teaching/research assistantships in the Serenari lab at Texas State University
Updated 8/11/19
This opportunity will provide a M.S. student a 9-month teaching assistantship for the duration of their program. Contact Dr. Serenari!
Updated 8/11/19
This opportunity will provide a M.S. student a 9-month teaching assistantship for the duration of their program. Contact Dr. Serenari!
Ph.D. instructional assistantship
Updated 8/11/19
The Serenari lab is recruiting prospective Ph.D. students on a competitive basis to obtain degrees in Biology or Wildlife Ecology with a concentration in human dimensions of wildlife. Assistantships will pay ~$3000/month for 9 months for the duration of their 3-4 year program. Prospective students must demonstrate the ability to teach introductory biology labs for this position. There is potential for the student to transition to a funded research assistantship focusing on bat conservation on agricultural landscapes in Texas, Asian elephant conservation in Sabah, Malaysia, or coastal resilience of fisheries-dependent communities. A Master's degree is strongly preferred but not required, but a love for science is required.
Updated 8/11/19
The Serenari lab is recruiting prospective Ph.D. students on a competitive basis to obtain degrees in Biology or Wildlife Ecology with a concentration in human dimensions of wildlife. Assistantships will pay ~$3000/month for 9 months for the duration of their 3-4 year program. Prospective students must demonstrate the ability to teach introductory biology labs for this position. There is potential for the student to transition to a funded research assistantship focusing on bat conservation on agricultural landscapes in Texas, Asian elephant conservation in Sabah, Malaysia, or coastal resilience of fisheries-dependent communities. A Master's degree is strongly preferred but not required, but a love for science is required.