MS Graduate Assistantship in Forest Restoration Ecology
Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, Ga.

An MS graduate assistantship is available with the Department of Ecology, 
Evolution and Organismal Biology at Kennesaw State University starting in Fall 
2025. The position is within the lab of Dr. Matthew Weand, conducting research 
on use of prescribed fire in restoration of longleaf pine ecosystems in Georgia 
and Alabama. The successful candidate will be expected to complete an MS degree 
in Integrative Biology with a thesis related to the research. More information 
on the MSIB program can be found here:
https://csm.kennesaw.edu/msib/index.php

Up to two full academic years of support are available, with additional support 
provided through Teaching Assistantships. Applicants should have a BS in 
biology, ecology, environmental science or related field. Ideal applicants will 
be highly motivated, with field experience including identification of 
southeastern forest species, and tolerant of harsh conditions (heat, biting 
insects) while working with a field crew (1-2 people). The applicant must be 
able to carry up to 25lbs of equipment for extended periods of time.

The Department of Ecology, Evolution and Organismal Biology at KSU is comprised 
of an interdisciplinary group of faculty providing integrative courses, 
well-equipped research facilities, and external and internal research funding 
opportunities. More information on the Department can be found here:
https://csm.kennesaw.edu/eeob/

KSU is a comprehensive university of more than 40,000 students located in 
Kennesaw, Ga, a suburban area within convenient driving distance to Atlanta and 
abundant outdoor recreational opportunities in the north Georgia mountains.

Interested students are encouraged to email Dr. Matthew Weand at 
mwe...@kennesaw.edu. Please describe your interest, background, extent of 
qualifications, and include a resume/CV. Please include “MSIB position” in the 
email subject line.




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