Auburn University Scholarship

The Simonis Lab in the College of Forestry, Wildlife, and Environment at Auburn University is recruiting graduate student(s) (PhD preferred) for a research project on seasonal pathogen dynamics and bat health at various field sites in Alabama, including highway culverts.   Who Can Apply?  Individuals with a Bachelor’s degree in biology or a wildlife-related field  Applicants must meet Auburn University’s Graduate School and CFWE admission requirements  Highly motivated MS applicants will also be considered, but a PhD student is preferred  What Is Covered?  PhD students: $26,500/year + benefits  MS students: $23,500/year + benefits  Eligibility Criteria  Minimum:  Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field  Ability to work independently and in teams  Motivation and professionalism  Valid driver’s license (or ability to obtain one)  Preferred:  MS degree (if applying for PhD)  Bat/wildlife handling and sampling experience  Quantitative/statistical skills (e.g., R)  Fieldwork, lab, or technical experience  How to Apply?  Email a single PDF containing:  Cover letter (max 2 pages)  CV or résumé  ...