Postdocs: We have one open postdoctoral position working with tidal marsh (SHARP) data. This position will be analysis-focused and we will be searching for someone with strong quantitative skills. We will start reviewing applications on 15th August, and hope to fill the position as soon as possible. Full details here.
Graduate students: I do not anticipate taking new students in fall 2023, but am open to discussions with strong candidates who have clear research ideas, especially if they have (or are seeking) independent research funding (e.g., via NSF’s GRFP programme).
Field technicians: Details of our field research for next summer (2023) remain uncertain, but it is likely we will be hiring at least a few technicians. Please check back mid-winter for more information, or watch for ads on the sites listed below.
Undergraduate researchers are needed to help compile data for the Connecticut Bird Atlas, Connecticut Bird History and EntoGEM projects. We have limited funding to support these positions, but expect to be able to hire at least one student. Independent study credit also is a possibility. Positions involve data entry, compiling information on historical records, and providing editorial support for the creation of web site materials on the ornithological history of the state. For more information send me an email with a resume, a copy of your transcript (unofficial is fine), your experience and knowledge of birds and birding, and a description of why a position on this project interests you.
As additional positions become available they will be posted here and advertised on the following job boards, where you can set up automated alerts:
Ornithology Exchange Job Board