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Undergraduate Opportunities

Join ECOSS and gain career ready skills! The Center for Ecosystem Science and Society (ECOSS) provides valuable undergraduate experiences in ecosystems and climate ecology. Currently there are three avenues to work with ECOSS as an undergraduate student:  student worker positions in the Laboratory or field, The ECOSS mentoring program, and […]

ECOSS Job Board

Director, Reforest America Carbon Program– Based in Washington DC, Hybrid American Forests Due by May 6, 2024 ECOSS Administrative Assistant– Based in Flagstaff, Arizona ECOSS Due by April 19, 2024 Senior Manager, Tribal and Indigenous Partnerships– Based in Washington, DC. American Forests Due by May 6, 2024 Senior Manager, Carbon […]

AGU Bridge Program at NAU

The American Geophysical Union (AGU) has partnered with NAU to implement its Bridge Program. The goal is to increase the number of students from underrepresented racial and ethnic groups obtaining graduate degrees in the geosciences. As partners with AGU’s bridge program, NAU faculty help to fulfill this goal by demonstrating […]

¡Aplica a ESSTE!

ESSTE es una experiencia de tres semestres con oportunidades como pasantías y mentorías para estudiantes de cualquier licenciatura. El programa busca preparar a las próximas generaciones para enfrentarse a desafíos como sequías, incendios e inundaciones. El programa ESSTE fue creado en respuesta a la falta de oportunidades de entrenamiento y […]

Natasha Wesely, PhD student

Interviewed by STICH Scholar and Ecoss social media specialist Kayla Blair. Meet Natasha Wesely, a second year PhD student in Dr. Andrew Richardson’s lab. Natasha focuses on modeling different major ecosystem processes. One of her projects involves her creating a new soil restoration model to investigate how soil respiration is driven […]

Vic Monsaint-Queeney, PhD candidate

Interviewed by STICH Scholar and Ecoss social media specialist Kayla Blair. Meet Vic Monsaint-Queeney, a PhD candidate in Bruce Hungate’s lab! Here, Vic studies bacteria in the soil on the San Francisco Peaks in Flagstaff, where she looks at the different types of nitrogen that these microbes consume. The research involves […]

Jasmine Anenberg, PhD student

Interviewed by STICH Scholar and Ecoss social media specialist Kayla Blair. Meet Jasmine Anenberg, a PhD student in the Bowker lab! This lab’s main job is to learn about and restore soil function to areas that have been degraded, by preventing erosion, stimulating nutrient cycling and productivity, or manipulating water […]