Our lab is currently full until further notice (Updated December 2018)

Graduate Teaching Assistantships (M.S. or Ph.D.)
I welcome students for Graduate Teaching Assistantships with interests in applied research on conservation psychology, human wellbeing, cultural ecosystem services, risk/vulnerability/displacement, or related topics. The availability of these varies by year. You should send me an email to check if they are available within your timeframe.  In the case that they are, follow these guidelines:

​To apply:
Prior to applying to the OSU graduate school, please send me a CV and 2-page research proposal describing (in general) the research you would like to conduct, including hypotheses/questions, methods, justification, intended products, and your thoughts for obtaining research funding (if in addition to or in place of GTA support).

​First Nations and Latin@ students are encouraged to apply  

Expectations:

• Teach one E-Campus course per quarter 
• Design and conduct original, empirical research on the human dimensions of fisheries and wildlife conservation
• Co-author ~1 manuscript every other year with Dr. Biedenweg
• Submit proposals to obtain research funding
• Follow departmental guidelines to meet graduation requirements in about 2 years (M.S) or 4 years (Ph.D.)

A few helpful resources for considering your graduate career:

• Graduate Funding Sources
• Books on the PhD process
• The Craft of Research
• One of many blogs