Landscape Ecology of Insects
The Gratton Lab is seeking 1-2 graduate students to join the lab for either a MS or PhD starting in 2023. Current funding opportunities include projects exploring the relationship between pollinator conservation and animal grazing and private land conservation practices and management. See our Prospective Graduate Student Opportunities Page for more details.
Undergraduate research assistant positions are available for the Fall 2022 semester. Positions will begin the first week in September with the option to begin sooner. All positions are based in the Gratton Lab in Moore Hall, with some lab work happening in Russell Labs (depending on the project). Optional field work opportunity around southern Wisconsin …
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We are no longer accepting applications at this time Full-time seasonal field assistant positions begin around June 1, 2022 and continue for 10 to 16 weeks (depending on the position). Our lab studies the links between insects, landscapes, and their conservation in support of healthy ecosystems and human well being. Specific projects are listed below, …
We are now accepting applications for a part time, temporary Outreach Specialist position to begin in April 2021 and continue for ~6 months. This position will work with our WiBee project, developing and presenting online materials to promote the program to the targeted audiences, engaging with users, and creating summary reports. Our lab is based …