http://www.archbold-station.org/station/html/research/herpetology/herpetol.htmlMinimum qualifications: A Bachelorâs degree in biology, wildlife science, or a related field; highly motivated and detail-oriented; enthusiasm for fieldwork; ability to tolerate long hours in heat/humidity, and biting insects. Previous experience with herpetofaunal identification and sampling methods is also desirable. Interns receive a weekly stipend of $100 plus room and board at the Station (shared housing; no pets). Interested applicants should send (1) a letter of application, including period of availability, (2) a resume or curriculum vitae, including GPA and relevant coursework, and (3) contact information for at least two references, to Carol Rizkalla ([email protected]). Please indicate 'Intern application' in the subject heading. Closing date is July 12. -- Archbold is an Equal Opportunity Employer --
INTERNSHIP OPENING: The Herpetology program at
Archbold Biological Station is seeking two
interns to assist with population monitoring of
threatened Florida sand skink populations of the
Lake Wales Ridge in south-central Florida.
The length of appointment will be for
approximately 2.5 months starting in early August
2011. The Archbold internship program offers an
opportunity to gain experience in every aspect of
scientific research, from experimental design and
data collection to oral and written
presentations. The Interns can expect to work
approximately 20 hours per week as a research
assistant supporting ongoing research into
population monitoring techniques, and the
remaining time on an independent research project
related to some aspect of sand skink ecology.
Archbold Biological Station is a renowned
research facility located near Lake Placid,
Florida. For more information about the herpetology program see:
