[PCA] JOB: Botanical Research Institute of Texas Positions (Fort Worth, TX)

Olivia Kwong plant at plantconservation.org
Thu Apr 5 19:39:51 CDT 2012


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Botanical Conservation Biology

The Botanical Research Institute of Texas seeks applicants for a full-time 
researcher position to begin in summer 2012. We seek a creative individual 
with experience conducting research on systematics or conservation biology 
of biodiversity hotspots. The successful applicant will have a Ph.D., 
preferably with postdoctoral experience, formal training in botanical 
systematics, and experience generating and managing competitive research 
grants resulting in peer-reviewed publications. Submit curriculum vitae; 
three letters of reference; top publications; specific statements about 
training, research accomplishments and objectives; and leadership 
experience, to: jjones at brit.org. Applications will be considered until the 
position is filled. Selection of applicants will be made through 
assessment of: 1) training/expertise, 2) research accomplishments and 
objectives, 3) competitive grant acquisition experience, 4) references, 
and 5) leadership.


Applied Grasslands Ecology

The Botanical Research Institute of Texas seeks applicants for a full-time 
position to begin in June 2012. We seek a creative individual with 
experience conducting research on grasslands ecology and/or plant biology. 
The successful applicant will have a Ph.D., preferably with postdoctoral 
experience, formal training in botanical systematics, and experience 
generating and managing competitive research grants resulting in 
peer-reviewed publications. Submit curriculum vitae, three letters of 
reference, top publications, and specific statements about training, 
research accomplishments and objectives, and leadership experience, to : 
jjones at brit.org. Applications will be considered until the position is 
filled. Selection of applicants will be made through assessment of: 1) 
training/expertise, 2) research accomplishments and objectives, 3) 
competitive grant acquisition experience, 4) references, and 5) 
leadership.




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