ANNOUNCEMENTS

Teaching Assistantships
Remote Sensing & GIS Research

Research and Teaching assistantships are available for persons interested in pursuing a graduate degree in the College of Natural Resources with a specialization in remote sensing and GIS. The number and availability are dependent on the status of current and future research projects and current teaching opportunities. The Research Unit is interested in recruiting individuals with an excellent background in forest ecosystem analysis or other traditional natural resource management fields. Particularly those interested in pursuing a Ph.D. 

 Opportunities to learn about and utilize advanced tools and techniques exist within our state-of-the-art remote sensing and GIS laboratory. Coursework and critical mass also exist on campus to provide the opportunity for a well-rounded graduate education and scientific advancement. Interested individuals should contact Dr. Paul Gessler (paulg@uidaho.edu), Director of the Remote Sensing & GIS Research Unit, and be prepared to provide a resume and statement of research interests and graduate program goals. Please take the time to browse our web pages to learn about our projects, facilities and people.