At this time, I am not taking on any graduate students. Any future opportunities will be posted below.
My philosophy for mentoring graduate students is one of guided independence. I aim to provide sufficient input, particularly early in a program, for students to build the foundations of a successful project, but feel it is critical for student development to have ownership over the direction of their project. Our research group is growing, and provides ample opportunity for students to both teach and learn when they are part of the group.
I am always open to collaborating with motivated people to find funding for post doctoral research. I have data from several long term collaring projects available for answering questions related to movement ecology of large mammals. Email me if you are interested.
We also have many opportunities for undergraduates to become involved in research projects. We have the potential for funded summer opportunities as well as undergraduate thesis projects.
Brent Patterson and I are recruiting a PhD student focused on moose population dynamics. See here for details.