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Description:We are looking to offer one Ph.D. Graduate Research Assistant position for the Fall of 2012. The general focus of this position will be in the Human Dimensions of Marine and Coastal Ecosystems. The academic program of study will be in the Coastal Resources Management Ph.D. Program, which is within the Institute for Coastal Science and Policy (http://www.ecu.edu/crm/ and http://www.ecu.edu/icsp/ICSP/Home.html). Responsibilities: This is a quantitative human dimensions graduate assistantship. The successful candidate will study within and meet the requirements of the Coastal Resources Management Program, and in addition be expected to focus on and acquire knowledge in the social and behavioral sciences, and to apply this knowledge to coastal management topics. The Coastal Resources Management Program requires a minor in either Coastal Geosciences or Coastal Estuarine Ecology. The development of strong research skills will be required. This will include the completion of multiple research methods and statistics courses. The successful candidate will also be expected to pursue publication in various appropriate scholarly publication outlets, including refereed journals, conference proceedings and technical reports, and to attend and participate in national and regional professional conferences. Several research projects are typically in progress, and the student will be expected to participate in some or all of them. Self-motivation and independent work capabilities are important. Some recent projects include 1) a study of SCUBA divers, snorkelers and recreational fishermen as part of the Florida Reef Resilience Program in the Florida Keys, 2) a comprehensive socioeconomic study of recreation and tourism in the Florida Keys, 3) a study of recreational consequences of coastal restoration at Zuma Beach, CA, and 4) a review of the social and economic understanding of coastal erosion from Maine to Chesapeake Bay. A current project is to study divers, anglers and boaters in Biscayne Bay National Park, and to study users at Dry Tortugas National Park. Qualifications: 1) The ability to work collaboratively as a member of an interdisciplinary team and to assume leadership roles for research projects. 2) Masters in the behavioral sciences or natural resources disciplines. 3) An ability to conduct research, with basic course work in research methods and statistical applications completed. 4) Good communication skills; good writing and public speaking abilities. 5) Previous professional experience in the coastal environment is preferred, but not required. Compensation: Contingent on funding, the position will be available on or before August 22, 2012. An annual stipend of $22,000 is provided for the first year. Funding in subsequent years is likely, but not guaranteed. With the stipend comes a waiver of tuition, and basic health care. It is expected that the successful candidate will apply to become a resident of North Carolina by the end of their first year in the Program (if appropriate). To apply:Contact: Send resume, letter of interest summarizing qualifications, and three references to: David K. Loomis, Associate Professor, Institute for Coastal Science and Policy, Flanagan Building, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC 27858-4353. oomisd@ecu.edu">Loomisd@ecu.edu<oomisd@ecu.edu">mailtooomisd@ecu.edu>. 252-737-4263.  lease feel free to contact me with questions. The position will be advertised until filled. |
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