Student Research Opportunities
Students have the opportunity to work on a variety of projects in my lab throughout the year. Students generally work for 1-3 research credits. Less frequently I offer paid, internship type positions. My expectations are that my research students will:
I am also happy to mentor students who are interested in developing their own projects. If you are interested in working with me a good way to begin is by sending me a statement of interest in the form of a letter as well as your resume.
- Be motivated and detail oriented
- Work with me for a minimum of one year
- Maintain a good GPA
- Most importantly: Be EXCITED about avian and/or behavioral research!
I am also happy to mentor students who are interested in developing their own projects. If you are interested in working with me a good way to begin is by sending me a statement of interest in the form of a letter as well as your resume.
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Students who conduct research with me present their work annually at SPACE, the Pitt-Johnstown undergraduate research conference, and at National and International Conferences.
Students shown below include, starting with the left top; Daniel Brennsteiner, Brianna Berkey, Corinne Boziche, Gail Danley, Molly Dupin, Emma Gyurison, Alyssa Trimeloni, Ellen Brady, Courtney Starrett, Kaitlyn Eckley and Gwendolyn Illar.
Students shown below include, starting with the left top; Daniel Brennsteiner, Brianna Berkey, Corinne Boziche, Gail Danley, Molly Dupin, Emma Gyurison, Alyssa Trimeloni, Ellen Brady, Courtney Starrett, Kaitlyn Eckley and Gwendolyn Illar.
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