Graduate position: Maryland.BatConservationGenomics | Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Applications are invited for a M.S. or Ph.D. student assistantship at the
Appalachian Laboratory (AL <http://www.umces.edu/al>) of the University of
Maryland Center for Environmental Science (UMCES <http://www.umces.edu/>).
We seek a highly motivated student to join our research into the migration
patterns and population dynamics of migratory bat species experiencing
mortality at wind-energy facilities in North America. The position is based
at the AL in Frostburg, Maryland, working with Drs. Paul Gugger
<http://www.umces.edu/paul-gugger> (population genomics), David Nelson
<https://www.umces.edu/david-nelson> (stable isotope ecology), and Ed Gates
<http://www.umces.edu/j-edward-gates> (bat biology). There will also be
opportunities for interaction with collaborators at Ohio State University.
A M.S. student would matriculate through the Biology Department
<https://www.frostburg.edu/dept/biol/> at Frostburg State University. A
Ph.D. student would matriculate through the MEES <http://www.mees.umd.edu/>
program.

For more information, please contact Paul Gugger (pgugger@umces.edu). To
apply, please email a single PDF containing a statement of interest, CV
(including GPA and GRE scores), and contact information for three
references to pgugger@umces.edu. Applications will be accepted through
December 1, 2017 until the position is filled. The position is available to
start in the fall semester of 2018. Outstanding Ph.D. applicants are
encouraged to apply for an UMCES Presidential Fellowship (
https://www.umces.edu/fellowship-opportunities), which provides up to three
years of stipend, health benefits, and tuition remission.

UMCES is an AA/EOE. Individuals with disabilities, veterans, women and
minorities are encouraged to apply.

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<div dir=”ltr”>Applications are invited for a M.S. or Ph.D. student assistantship at
the Appalachian Laboratory (<a href=”http://www.umces.edu/al“>AL</a>) of the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science (<a href=”http://www.umces.edu/“>UMCES</a>). We seek a highly motivated student to join
our research into the migration patterns and population dynamics of migratory bat
species experiencing mortality at wind-energy facilities in North America. The
position is based at the AL in Frostburg, Maryland, working with Drs. <a href=”http://www.umces.edu/paul-gugger“>Paul Gugger</a> (population genomics), <a href=”https://www.umces.edu/david-nelson“>David
Nelson</a> (stable isotope
ecology), and <a href=”http://www.umces.edu/j-edward-gates“>Ed Gates</a> (bat biology). There will also be opportunities for interaction with
collaborators at Ohio State University. A M.S. student would matriculate
through the <a href=”https://www.frostburg.edu/dept/biol/“>Biology Department</a> at Frostburg State University. A Ph.D.
student would matriculate through the <a href=”http://www.mees.umd.edu/“>MEES</a> program. For more information, please contact Paul Gugger (<a href=”mailto:pgugger@umces.edu” target=”_blank”>pgugger@umces.edu</a>). To
apply, please email a single PDF containing a statement of interest, CV
(including GPA and GRE scores), and contact information for three references to
<a href=”mailto:pgugger@umces.edu” target=”_blank”>pgugger@umces.edu</a>. Applications
will be accepted through December 1, 2017 until the position is filled. The
position is available to start in the fall semester of 2018. Outstanding Ph.D.
applicants are encouraged to apply for an UMCES Presidential Fellowship (<a href=”https://www.umces.edu/fellowship-opportunities“>https://www.umces.edu/fellowship-opportunities</a>), which provides up to three years of
stipend, health benefits, and tuition remission. UMCES is an AA/EOE. Individuals
with disabilities, veterans, women and minorities are encouraged to apply.

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