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Undergraduate Research Assistant - GRAMA Project

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

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Location
Austin, TX
Role Type
Research
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Job overview

The Undergraduate Research Assistant will support research on grassland recovery and conservation partnerships through field-based data collection, lab work, and related activities. Students are paired with mentors based on their projects and may assist graduate students or other researchers in the field or lab. The role is collaborative and interdisciplinary, with regular mentor meetings and opportunities to participate in outreach and present research.

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Skills

Field Data CollectionLaboratory ResearchGrassland RecoveryConservation PartnershipsCommunity OutreachResearch Presentation

Full job description

Research activities (field-based data collection, lab work, dataentryetc.) related tograssland recovery and supporting our conservation partnerships. Students will be paired with mentors depending on theirproject.Assistwith research activities outsidecorefocus area. This work will be highly collaborative andinterdisciplinary, andmay beinvolveassistinggraduate students or other researchers from the University of Texas in the field or lab as needed.Regular meetings with Wildflower Center research mentors.Occasional participation in outreach or community engagement events. Assistwith tours, lessons, or educational tabling as needed.Presentation of ongoing or completed projects during labmeetingand/or Science Symposium atendof the semester.Other duties as assigned.

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