Interests and background may include biology, zoology, ecology, political science, and history. Work schedules are flexible, but candidates should be prepared to start in late September or early October. Application deadline is September 1, 1999. Needed for field and laboratory work in forest ecosystems. Ability to travel locally is required.
Field work includes plant tissue collection and soil sampling.
Laboratory work includes plant, microbe, and soil analysis with a strong emphasis on wet chemistry. The position is funded for 3 years. The initial appointment is for 1 year with a renewal for up to 2 additional years following review. Minimum requirements are an undergraduate degree in biology, ecology, soil science, chemistry or a related field. Initial screening of applicants will begin on September 1,1999 with employment starting on or near October 1, 1999.