✿ The Hall and Bateman labs are looking for a new graduate student!
Ph.D. graduate student opportunity focused on urban wildlife and human-environment interactions at Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ. Application deadline: December 1, 2019 We are looking for a motivated student to join our interdisciplinary...
✿ Megan Wheeler teaches data analysis and critical thinking in her Urban Ecological Research course at ASU
If you're thinking about a career at a liberal arts institution, consider leading a course as the 'instructor-of-record'. On your CV, this signals to employers that you've gone beyond a TA to design a course as well as teach it. @megmwheeler teaches...
✿ Outdoor and environmental jobs, field research, and conservation leadership opportunities for students
Are you an student who loves the outdoors and wildlife? Do you wish to pursue a career in conservation biology or ecology? If so, do these things: 1. If you are at ASU, consider joining one or both of these active and exciting student groups, Nature at ASU and the...
✿ Kinley Ragan shines at the 2019 JAM AZ/NM Wildlife Conference
Congratulations to MS student Kinley Ragan for a successful first scientific poster presentation of her career! Kinley joined ASU and other regional wildlife biologists at this annual conference to share her research on wildlife and roads along the US-Mexico...
✿ Hall Lab Visiting Scholar Rija Manandhar wins Best Oral Presentation Award at the International Mountains in the Changing World (MoChWo) conference
We are proud to announce that Rija Manandhar, our collaborator and friend at ISER-N, has won the Best Oral Presentation Award at the International Mountains in the Changing World (MoChWo) conference for her talk, "Assessing a low-technology intervention to control...
✿ New report on lead and cadmium in Phoenix-area community gardens
Former Hall lab student Caitlin Holmes and colleagues have published a report that documents lead (Pb) and cadmium (Cd) content of plants and soils in five Phoenix-area community gardens. Check out the report here!
✿ Check out Ph.D. student Jeff Haight’s new paper on sociopolitical drivers of watershed impairment
https://twitter.com/SJHall_Nature/status/1046257923855286272
✿ Undergraduate Job Opportunity: TA for BIO 322 Conservation of Biodiversity, Fall 2018
Job Description: We are seeking a dedicated undergraduate student to serve as an undergraduate teaching assistant for BIO 322, Conservation of Biodiversity, offered in person on the Tempe campus during Fall Semester 2018. This student must be available to attend the...
✿ Ivanna Caspeta, Nature at ASU member, selected as 2018 UCSC Doris Duke Conservation Scholar
Ivanna has been selected as a member of the prestigious Doris Duke Conservation Scholar Program, beginning this summer 2018! She'll travel to UCSC to join a team of future conservation leaders. Congratulations, Ivanna! Check out these news stories:...
✿ New Nature at ASU website is live!
The Nature at ASU professional development community for ASU undergraduates is now live! Nature at ASU's mission is to build, unite, empower, and sustain an inclusive community of students to study and protect Earth's diverse community of life and its wild habitats. ...