Undergraduates at Texas A&M
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Opportunities for summer field work experience will be available this coming summer. Fieldwork will include identifying, measuring, and mapping trees in tree census teams in Texas forest.
Opportunities for professional development and learning will be available |
Graduate Students
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I have received sufficient interest for graduate students to begin in Fall 2026. I will consider ongoing interest for graduate student study in the lab from highly motivated and qualified individuals with research interests that align with the lab.
If you are a graduate student interested in joining the lab for the 2027 admission cycle, you should review graduate admissions criteria and instructions for ECCB at Texas A&M: https://eccb.tamu.edu/admissions-and-aid/ Please note the Department of Ecology and Conservation Biology at Texas A&M has two separate degree-awarding tracts - ECCB graduate students and the EEB interdisciplinary graduate degree program (PhD only). Prospective students are encourage to research these degree programs based upon their graduate study and career goals and identify the program that best suits them. Dr. Hogan can advise graudate student lab members in either program. Prior to applying, please email me the following:
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Postdocs |
I am recruiting a postdoctoral associate with experience working with remote sensing data and USDA FIA plot data to investigate forest bark beetle disturbance and recovery dynamics in the Intermountain West.
You must hold a PhD in ecology, forest science, or a related field, have a reputable publication record, and have experience analyzing remotely sensed datasets (including MODIS, LANDSAT, and similar). For more information, please include a letter of interest and your CV to the contact below. |
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