GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIP in the Rutgers University Graduate Program in Ecology
and Evolution
A student is sought to start January 2010 (spring semester) for a study
of
seed dispersal along urban rivers in New Jersey as part of an NSF supported
Urban Long-term Research Area-Exploratory project. The project will involve
inter-disciplinary work with social scientists and mathematical ecologists
on a highly urban watershed in New Jersey.
The student should have a strong interest in urban ecology and a
background
in plant ecology. The assistantship includes a competitive stipend, health
benefits and tuition. A student interested in a Ph. D. degree is preferred,
but I will consider a student interested in a Masters degree. For more
information, please contact Dr. Joan Ehrenfeld, [email protected] or
732-932-1081 before submitting an application to the graduate program.
