Funded MS Opportunity in Small Mammal Ecology Start date negotiable The Griffis-Kyle lab invites applications for a funded MS position in Small Mammal Ecology and Climate Change at Texas Tech University. We welcome inquiries from motivated students interested in working with long term data sets, small mammal ecology, and climate change. Students will be expected to help with undergraduate lab classes.
The graduate position is funded for $16.5K/year with a tuition waiver and opportunities for additional fellowships. Support is guaranteed for 2 years, with additional years of support possible. The Griffis-Kyle lab encourages applications from everyone, including gender and other minorities. Texas Tech University is one of four major state supported universities in Texas and is designated as an emerging research university by the State of Texas. The University is a member of the South-Central Climate Science Consortium. Qualifications: We are looking for a highly motivated and creative individual with good communication skills (oral and written). Preference will be given to students with previous experience trapping small mammals, competitive GRE scores, and undergrad GPA > 3.0. Applications are currently being considered. Interested applicants should email Dr. Kerry Griffis-Kyle ([email protected]) and have “MS opportunity” in the subject line. Please include in the email: 1. How this position will help you fulfill your career goals and desired start date 2. Why I should hire you 3. Resume or CV including pertinent work experience and address, phone, and email 4. Unofficial transcripts 5. GRE scores 6. Contact information for three references Texas Tech University requires a background check of all new employees. For additional information on the Department: http://www.depts.ttu.edu/nrm/ For additional information on Texas Tech’s Graduate Program: http://www.depts.ttu.edu/gradschool/
