Outstanding and enthusiastic students are invited to apply for an MS or PhD graduate research assistanship at Texas Tech University to study invasive buffelgrass (Cenchrus ciliaris) in Texas, and its effects on native plant communities and native reptiles.
Qualified applicants will have a BS in Plant Ecology, Botany, or Rangeland or Wildlife Science, as well as excellent grades, GRE scores, and recommendations. Applicants should also have good written communication skills, and experience working with private landowners is preferred. Position will start by Summer 2019, but is available sooner. For inquiries or to apply, please send CV, transcripts (unofficial are fine to start), GRE scores, and names and contact info for three references to: Robert D. Cox, Associate Professor (robert....@ttu.edu; 806-834- 3530). Tuition and fees are covered, and the stipend will range from $15,000-18,000, depending on qualifications. Review of applications will continue until an outstanding student is selected. Robert D. Cox Associate Professor Texas Tech University Department of Natural Resources Management 2903 15th St Lubbock, TX 79409 robert....@ttu.edu 806-834-3530
