Opportunities for Undergraduate Research:
Volunteers: We are always looking for students interested in helping out in the lab and field, and volunteering is a great way to get started. Please e-mail Ashley (ashley.helton@uconn.edu) for more information.
Summer Field Technicians: We usually hire summer research assistants to help with field and lab work. Look for ads posted here and on the UConn Student Jobs board.
Academic Year Technicians: We also sometimes hire research assistants to work part time during the academic year. Again, look for ads posted here and on the UConn Student Jobs board.
Independent Research Opportunities: If you are interested in a more in-depth research experience (such as independent study credit or completing an honors thesis) please e-mail Ashley (ashley.helton@uconn.edu) for more information.
Volunteers: We are always looking for students interested in helping out in the lab and field, and volunteering is a great way to get started. Please e-mail Ashley (ashley.helton@uconn.edu) for more information.
Summer Field Technicians: We usually hire summer research assistants to help with field and lab work. Look for ads posted here and on the UConn Student Jobs board.
Academic Year Technicians: We also sometimes hire research assistants to work part time during the academic year. Again, look for ads posted here and on the UConn Student Jobs board.
Independent Research Opportunities: If you are interested in a more in-depth research experience (such as independent study credit or completing an honors thesis) please e-mail Ashley (ashley.helton@uconn.edu) for more information.
Opportunities for Graduate Research
Ashley accepts graduate students through the MS and PhD programs in Natural Resources at UConn. If you want to pursue an advanced degree and think you may be interested in studying under Ashley's direction, please review her current research and scientific publications to gain a deeper understanding of the type of research her lab conducts. Students interested in pursuing a graduate degree are strongly encouraged to contact Ashley directly via an e-mail that includes why you are interested in graduate research, specifically in Ashley's lab, your resume or CV, GPA, and GRE scores.
For some additional advice on graduate school, see Questions to ask when thinking about pursuing a PhD.
Ashley accepts graduate students through the MS and PhD programs in Natural Resources at UConn. If you want to pursue an advanced degree and think you may be interested in studying under Ashley's direction, please review her current research and scientific publications to gain a deeper understanding of the type of research her lab conducts. Students interested in pursuing a graduate degree are strongly encouraged to contact Ashley directly via an e-mail that includes why you are interested in graduate research, specifically in Ashley's lab, your resume or CV, GPA, and GRE scores.
For some additional advice on graduate school, see Questions to ask when thinking about pursuing a PhD.
