While tree climbing is not a prerequisite to joining the lab, traits like curiosity, perseverance, and collegiality are!
Are you an undergraduate at UNL?
If you are an incoming undergraduate, check out the First-Year Research Experience (FYRE) program. Opportunities with our lab will be listed under "Life Sciences."
If you are a current undergraduate, look into the Undergraduate Creative Activities and Research Experience (UCARE) program for both summer and academic year support. Opportunities with our lab will be listed under "Research Opportunities." If you have your own research idea related to our work, send an email to Dr. Corman for other funding opportunities; funding support may be available through the Cabela's Apprenticeship program, the IANR ARD Undergraduate Student Research Program, or other options.
Are you interested in a M.S. or Ph.D. program or a post-doctoral position?
To enquire about the latest opportunities, please send an email with your resume and a short statement of interest to Dr. Corman at j c o r m a n 3 @ u n l . e d u. For graduate students, the School of Natural Resources has a rolling admission system, but applications should be submitted no later than Jan. 1st to be eligible for internal scholarships. Potential research topics that you could pursue include:
Current Opportunities are listed below.
Posted 1 February 2021:
The Aquatic and Ecosystem Stoichiometry Lab at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) is hiring two graduate students to join the lab beginning as early as May 2021. See more information here!
Are you an undergraduate at UNL?
If you are an incoming undergraduate, check out the First-Year Research Experience (FYRE) program. Opportunities with our lab will be listed under "Life Sciences."
If you are a current undergraduate, look into the Undergraduate Creative Activities and Research Experience (UCARE) program for both summer and academic year support. Opportunities with our lab will be listed under "Research Opportunities." If you have your own research idea related to our work, send an email to Dr. Corman for other funding opportunities; funding support may be available through the Cabela's Apprenticeship program, the IANR ARD Undergraduate Student Research Program, or other options.
Are you interested in a M.S. or Ph.D. program or a post-doctoral position?
To enquire about the latest opportunities, please send an email with your resume and a short statement of interest to Dr. Corman at j c o r m a n 3 @ u n l . e d u. For graduate students, the School of Natural Resources has a rolling admission system, but applications should be submitted no later than Jan. 1st to be eligible for internal scholarships. Potential research topics that you could pursue include:
- Eutrophication in tropical lakes and impacts on socio-environmental systems
- Impacts of land-use on nutrient transport and process in human-dominated landscapes
- Development of coupled elemental cycling models in aquatic ecosystems
Current Opportunities are listed below.
Posted 1 February 2021:
The Aquatic and Ecosystem Stoichiometry Lab at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) is hiring two graduate students to join the lab beginning as early as May 2021. See more information here!
