Undergraduate Research Assistant Physiology

Hiring Organization: MSU Berry Crops Physiology Lab in the Dept of Horticulture
Employment type: Part-Time
Job Location: East Lansing
Application Due Date: April 30, 2023

UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH OPPORTUNITY

The ‘MSU Berry Crops Physiology Lab’ in the Department of Horticulture is seeking two undergraduate research assistants for Summer 2023.

Job Title: Undergraduate research assistant

Position Overview: Responsible for the care of blueberry plants, assisting graduate students, & managing a small research project

Requirement: Available 10-30 hours per week Preferred: Students interested in graduate education/research

If interested: email Dr. Josh Vander Weide: jvander@msu.edu (with resume)

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