Tue, Mar 11, 2008
Graduate Student Position Available - Northern Plant Ecology Laboratory, University of Saskatchewan
The Northern Plant Ecology Laboratory (NPEL) in the Department of Biology at the University of Saskatchewan is currently recruiting a graduate student to work on disturbance ecology in the boreal forest or the arctic tundra. Graduate research may be conducted at the PhD or MS level.
Student research will focus on examining the impacts of disturbance on northern plant communities within the context of on-going environmental change. The student should be interested in conducting field research at remote locations in Canada's north. Students must have a minimum average of 80% in their previous three years of coursework to be eligible for this support.Additional details about research in the NPEL can be found at Jill
Johnstone's home page.
Interested students should send a CV or resume, an electronic copy of their recent transcripts showing courses and grades, and a letter
describing their research interests by Friday, 21 March 2008, to:
Dr. Jill Johnstone