[ECOLOG-L] Two Assistant Professor positions - Invertebrate and Vertebrate Biology

he Division of Human Resources at 478-445-5596. -Bruce ~~~~~ Bruce A. Snyder, PhD bruce.sny...@gcsu.edu Assistant Professor of Biology Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences Georgia College & State University Office: 270 Herty Hall; 478

[ECOLOG-L] Tenure Track Faculty Position in Aquatic Biology

Please see the ad below for a tenure track faculty position in aquatic biology. -Bruce ~ Bruce A. Snyder, PhD bruce.sny...@gcsu.edu Assistant Professor of Biology Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences Georgia College & S

[ECOLOG-L] Summer 2016 REU at Kansas State University

is 1 March 2016. Complete information about the program is available by visiting http://www.ksu.edu/reu Specific questions can be directed to the PIs (Dr. Bruce A. Snyder and Dr. Theodore J. Morgan) at biology...@ksu.edu -Bruce ~~~~~~~ Bruce A. Snyder, PhD basny.

Re: [ECOLOG-L] Summer Programs and the Quarter System

experience, but we have had several students lately in this situation who have been fine. -Bruce ~~~~~~~ Bruce A. Snyder, PhD basny...@ksu.edu Instructor; Coordinator, REU and URM Programs REU: ksu.edu/reu URM: ecogen.ksu.edu/urm.html Earthworms Across Kansa

[ECOLOG-L] REU - Ecology and Evolution of Changing Environments - Kansas State University

is the 1 March 2014. Complete information about the program is available by visiting http://www.ksu.edu/reu. Specific questions can be directed to the PIs (Dr. Bruce A. Snyder and Dr. Theodore J. Morgan) at biology...@ksu.edu. -Bruce ~~~ Bruce A. Snyder, PhD

[ECOLOG-L] Instructor in Biology at Kansas State University

Note: applications are still being accepted for this position and will be accepted until the position is filled. -Bruce ~~~ Bruce A. Snyder, PhD basny...@ksu.edu Instructor; Coordinator, REU and URM Programs REU: ksu.edu/reu URM: ecogen.ksu.edu/urm.html

[ECOLOG-L] Advisor/Instructor in Biology at Kansas State University

Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer, and actively seeks diversity among its employees. A background check is required. -Bruce ~~~ Bruce A. Snyder, PhD basny...@ksu.edu Instructor; Coordinator, REU and URM Programs REU: ksu.edu/reu URM: ecogen.ksu.edu

Re: [ECOLOG-L] quantifying snails, slugs, worms, and mushroom biomasses

, the best way to get a truly quantitative sample of earthworm populations is to dig a soil monolith (usually 30 x 30 x 10-15 cm) and hand-sort through the soil. That said, extraction methods are widely used and accepted. -Bruce ~~~~~~~ Bruce A. Snyder, PhD

Re: [ECOLOG-L] Where have all the earthworms gone?

ergence or resuming activity. Your hypotheses are good ones and worth testing. Heavy clay is not a problem for some species. Because of the arrangement of circular and longitudinal muscles they can get into small crevices and make them larger. -Bruce ~~~~~~~ Bruce

[ECOLOG-L] K-State REU Site Program in The Ecology and Evolution of Changing Environments

contacting the PIs (Dr. Bruce A. Snyder and Dr. Theodore J. Morgan) at biology...@ksu.edu. -Bruce ~~~ Bruce A. Snyder, PhD Instructor; REU Program Coordinator Mail: Kansas State University Division of Biology 116 Ackert Hall Manhattan, KS 66506-4901

Re: [ECOLOG-L] State Microbes and Yucky Worms

collective term is applied to describe the homogeneity of something that is far from homogeneous. E.g., not all earthworm individuals are the same species and as such not all function the same; not all earthworm species are beneficial in all locations. -Bruce ~~~ Bruce A. Snyder, PhD

Re: [ECOLOG-L] State Microbes

US+Canada "the earthworm" is an invasive species!!). Stating in the same sentence that earthworms are "yucky" demonstrates the big problem we're up against, not just for the public but also in the scientific community. -Bruce ~~~ Bruce A. Snyder,

[ECOLOG-L] REU: Ecology, Evolution and Genomics of Grassland Organisms

hattan, KS) and Konza Prairie Biological Station. For full details, please visit: http://www.k-state.edu/reu/ -Bruce ~~~~~~~ Bruce A. Snyder, PhD Instructor; REU Program Coordinator basny...@ksu.edu Mail: Kansas State University Division of Biology 116 A