We are a large and productive lab group in the Geography Department at Portland State University.
There are plenty of opportunities for graduate students and postdocs in our lab. Please email Dr. Holz @ andres.holz@pdx.edu if you are interested in joining the lab, briefly describe your research interests, and include a copy of your CV.
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Opportunities for Undergrads
We are always looking for motivated undergraduate students who are interested in working on independent projects or would like to get involved with the lab’s research. If you are interested in doing your honor's thesis research, internships (for credit) or volunteering in the lab, please get in touch with enough time to produce a proposal and apply for fieldwork funding (e.g. during the fall of your Junior year ).
Opportunities for Graduate Students
We accept applications for graduate students via the Geography (master) and the PSU School of the Environment (Earth, Environment and Society PhD) graduate programs. Eligible prospective graduate students should consider applying for NSF Graduate Research Fellowships concurrent with their application to graduate school. I also encourage prospective PhD students to consider submitting a proposal to National Geographic Society Research and Exploration program and/ or the Graduate Research Innovation Award at the Joint Fire Science Program (GRIN-JFSP).
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Opportunities for Postdocs
I am excited to collaborate with postdoctoral researchers. If advertised positions are available, they will appear below. However, many external postdoctoral fellowships could facilitate collaborations. Examples include the Smith Postdoctoral Fellowship, the NPS Fellowship, the McDonnell Foundation Complexity Fellowship, NSF Postdoctoral Fellowships, and SESYNC Fellowships. If interested, don't hesitate to contact me with ideas, and we can chat.
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PAST OPPORTUNITIES
***Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) Opportunity in forest dendroecology and microclimate. We are seeking two applicants for an NSF-funded Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) position in summer 2022 to examine the impacts of wildfire and drought on tree survival, tree growth, and streamflow. More info here!***
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