All: I am seeking a qualified candidate for a 2-year funded Master's program studying migration and passage of American shad through the Envinonmental Conservation program at the University of Massachusetts. Qualified candidates must have a BA/BS and be able to perform field work that can be physically demanding. The degree will include extensive work with various forms of telemetry (radio, acoustic, and PIT), and the student will need to be able to quickly learn database development and management skills, along with advanced statistical techniques. Strong math skills a definite plus.
This position requires a rapid response: it is contingent on funding, and will begin in June of 2011 (possibly sooner). Interested candidates should provide resumes, transcripts, and references to me at the address below. Thanks, Ted ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Theodore Castro-Santos, PhD. Research Ecologist S.O. Conte Anadromous Fish Research Center One Migratory Way, P.O. Box 796 Turners Falls, MA 01376 413-863-3838 [email protected]
