We are seeking a M.S. student for a funded project investigating the ecohydrology of invasive Reed Canary Grass in semi-arid eastern Washington. The student will work with a team of researchers at Eastern Washington University including R. Brown, C. McNeely, C. Nezat, and C. Schwab. The project will require extensive field work, and will include hydrology, measurements of plant transpiration, characterization of plant communities, and use of stable isotopes to trace water sources. A B.S. or B.A. in environmental science, biology, botany, geology or a related field is required. Previous experience in statistics and relevant field research are desired but not required. A strong candidate will possess excellent teamwork, problem-solving, writing, and quantitative skills. Student must be admissible to the Biology M.S. program at Eastern Washington University (see http://www.ewu.edu/CSHE/Programs/Biology/Biology-Degrees/MS-Biology.xml for more information). Position begins mid-June 2011. Please send questions or application materials to Dr. Camille McNeely at camille...@gmail.com. Applications should include a C.V., statement of research and career goals, unofficial transcripts, and contact information for 3 references. If selected, admission to the M.S. program will require additional materials.
