Fish and Aquatic Research Position: Cornell University Great Lakes Fish and Habitat Ecology
A new position is open at Cornell University, Department of Natural Resources for a project coordinator for fish and aquatic research across the Great Lakes region. This position is to provide research support and coordinate field sampling, data management, and management of equipment and field assistants. Organize, conduct and coordinate field sampling and data analysis for studies with a collaborating set of Cornell professors and environmental agencies. Design and implement field experiments and sampling as needed. Assist in preparing grant proposals, scientific publications, and outreach material. This is a one year full time appointment with possible extension depending on funding. Qualifications: Minimum BS degree in aquatic ecology, fisheries, or environmental science. Two or more years experience conducting field research on streams, rivers, lakes, or estuaries. Competitive applicants will have an excellent academic record, research experiences, and familiarity with field methods for sampling fish and aquatic habitats. Next step: Application are now being collected. Apply at http://www.hr.cornell.edu/jobs/ and search for job # 12333; a research support position (staff position) in the Department of Natural Resources, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. You can send email to Mark Bain ([email protected]) for notice that you filed an application. No phone calls.
