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from the you can combine Teaching with Research in Animal Behavior! dept. Doctoral Fellowship (3 years) position available in Biological Sciences at Idaho State University for students who plan to pursue careers as college-level faculty. Unique Doctoral program has dual focus on biology pedagogy and research. Master's required. The project will focus on the reproductive behaviors of burying beetles, testing hypotheses about the adaptive value of the different ways in which males and females find mates and rear their offspring. The position involves field and lab work (molecular genetics using recently developed microsatellite primers). Previous experience in animal behavior and molecular methods an asset; strong interest in evolution of behaviors required. For more information: Dr. Rosemary J. Smith < Summer Internship in Rocky Mountains, Burying Beetle behavioral ecology | Graduate Student Position in Behavioral Ecology: Colorado State University >
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Graduate Fellowship: Reproductive behaviors of burying beetles and Biology Education
