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Ph.D. Student Opening
I have an opening for Fall 2023 for a Ph.D. student to work on quantifying the ecosystem services provided by managed wetlands in Michigan. This project involves significant field work, laboratory water quality and soils analysis, and computer modeling. This research assistantship includes 4 years of stipend and tuition. The student would be enrolled in the interdisciplinary Earth and Ecosystem Science Ph.D. program at Central Michigan University (https://www.cmich.edu/program/earth-ecosystem-science-phd). The ideal candidate will have a BS (MS preferred but not required) degree in environmental engineering, environmental science, biology, or a related field. Research experience on water quality and soils analysis and/or modeling is preferred. Interested students should submit: 1) a resume or curriculum vitae, including the names and contact information of at least 2 references; 2) a letter summarizing research interests and skills relevant to this position; and 3) an unofficial copy of transcript(s). This position is open until filled. To apply or for more information, please email Dr. Roderick Lammers (lamme1r@cmich.edu). Undergraduate Researchers I am looking for undergraduate students to join our lab. There is the potential to work on a variety of projects related to urban stormwater, stream restoration, water quality, and flood issues (see Research for more information). I primarily use custom and off-the-shelf computer models to explore these topics. Experience with one or more of the following tools is ideal, but not required:
Undergraduate students interested in a paid research position can contact me at lamme1r@cmich.edu. Please include a short statement on why you are interested in research. Prospective masters students will apply to CMU's Master's of Science in Engineering program. Please email me (lamme1r@cmich.edu) to discuss potential positions before applying. Please include a resume/CV along with a short description of the type of research you are interested in. |
