Category
Masters
Details
The Chamberlain Lab at the University of Georgia is seeking a M.S. student to assist with research focused on wild turkey ecology. The project will evaluate female reproductive ecology and poult survival in response to forest management. The selected candidate will be expected to start in January 2025. The position is located in Athens, GA.
Eligibility Criteria
•B.S. degree in wildlife ecology, biology, or related field
•Minimum GPA of 3.0
•Valid driver's license
•Experience with radio-telemetry, vegetation sampling, and capturing wild turkeys is preferred
•Ability to work long hours in adverse weather conditions
•Strong work ethic and ability to work independently and as part of a team
Financial Benefits
•$24,500 per year salary
•Tuition waiver
•Health insurance available
•Research support and equipment provided