Wildlife biology program at University of Montana, Missoula seeks a highly motivated Ph.D. student to examine ungulate population dynamics in the Rocky
Mountain Front of Montana.
The student’s research will develop and expand our understanding of
mule deer migration, population dynamics, harvest and management strategy, and understanding the
role of males in mule deer population structure.
The research is highly collaborative and will involve
frequent interaction with personnel from Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, representatives of the
Boone and Crockett Club, and local landholders; we therefore seek a student who is committed to
fostering positive working relationships with all collaborators.
The student will be supervised by Dr.
Mike Mitchell and Dr. Paul Lukacs in the Wildlife Biology Program at the University of Montana.
Applicants should meet or exceed the minimum requirements for admission to the Ph.D. program in
Wildlife Biology. For more information about the position please contact Mike Mitchell
(mike.mitchell@umontana.edu) or Paul Lukacs (paul.lukacs@umontana.edu).
Please include a cover
letter, CV, transcripts and GRE scores.
Wildlife Biology Program Mitchell Lab
Lukacs Lab
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