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from the dept. Field Assistants WANTED For Summer 2010 Field Season. Field Assistants needed late April - early August for an ongoing study of the mating system of the white-throated sparrow. Research will be conducted at the Cranberry Lake Biological Station in the Adirondack Mountains of New York. Field assistants will aid in mist-netting, banding, sampling blood for hormonal assays and parentage, behavioral observations, GPS/GIS, and song analyses. Previous experience desirable but not necessary; the only prerequisites are patience and persistence. Salary includes room, board, and a stipend. Review of applications will begin 30 January and continue until suitable applicants are hired. Applicants that will require a visa to work in the United States MUST apply early in order for visa paper work to be completed by April / May. Send curriculum vitae or resume and names, phone numbers and email addresses of at least 3 references to:Dr. Elaina M. Tuttle, Department of Biology, Science 285, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN; 47809 tel: (812)237-2838; e-mail: elaina.tuttle@indstate.edu; or on the web at www.whitethroatedsparrow.org < Lectureship in Zoology available at Aberystwyth University, UK | Doctoral Fellowships in Biology Education - Idaho State University >
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Field Assistants WANTED For Summer 2010 Field Season
