Job Opportunities

The Sand Hills Biocomplexity Project seeks graduate students (M.S. and Ph.D.) to join an interdisciplinary team of ecosystem and landscape ecologists, hydrologists, geologists, and atmospheric scientists studying the stability of the 58,000 km2 Nebraska Sand Hills. Research Assistantships are available in the Geosciences, Natural Resources, Biosystems Engineering, and Agronomy graduate programs.

Tim Arkebauer	leaf/canopy ecophysiology
Dave Billesbach	ecostystem energy and wter balance
Sheri Fritz	paleoecology an dpaleoclimate
Ron Goble	OSL methodology and analyses
Dave Gosselin	education/outreach, hydroology
Ed Harvey	hydrogeology, stable isotope geochemistry
Geoff Henebry	landscape ecology, remote sensing/GIS
Steve Hu	drought climatology and modeling
Dave Loope	geomorphology
Jeo Mason	paleosols, geomorphology
Clint Rowe	atmospheric sciences, mesoscale modeling
Jim Swinehart	dune geomorphology and dating
Dave Wedin	ecosystem ecology
Bill Zanner	soil geomorphology
Vitaly Zlotnik	hydrogeology, modeling

The project coordinator, (Dr. David Wedin , 402-472-9608), or any of the project scientists can answer questions about possible research projects, graduate programs, and support, etc.