Project information
- Work closely with research faculty and staff
- Develop research skills, knowledge and abilities
- Focus on science communication
- Present your work at Water@UW-Madison’s Summer Research Symposium
- Learn about applying to graduate school from current graduate students
- Gain exposure to diverse career paths and other post-graduate opportunities
Required knowledge, skills & abilities Ability to work in the field and/or hatchery settings for long hours and in collaboration with peers. Interest in fisheries ecology/biology and demonstrated success in related coursework is encouraged. Ability to lift/carry heavy objects and comfortable working with tools. Strong listening comprehension skills. Ability to follow protocols carefully and work independently following training. Willing to work on weekends and at night if necessary.
Preferred knowledge, skills & abilities Prior experience with fish husbandry is encouraged but not required. Experience trailering and driving boats is appreciated but also not required.