Mussel Research Lab-Tech Student Internship - Minnesota


 

MUSSEL RESEARCH LAB-TECH INTERNSHIP

- 2012 Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, Stream Habitat Program

  • 1 Part-Time (26hrs/week) Position
  • Position Description: The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources may be filling 1 part-time (26 hours/week) student intern position to assist with laboratory studies on the life history of native freshwater mussels.
  • Up to 7 days a week, exact hours are flexible but more hours are anticipated on Mondays and Thursdays.
  • Position will be at the DNR Central Office in St. Paul, Minnesota.
  • Start date is somewhat flexible, but is expected to begin by May 1, or soon thereafter, and continue to at least August 31 (POSSIBLY extending through mid October).
  • Job Duties: Assist with laboratory studies on the life history of native freshwater mussels.
  • Duties will include Fish husbandry, maintenance of more than 20 aquaria.
  • This will include monitoring water quality and cleaning filters.
  • Monitoring fish health, including treatment of sick fish and a proper feeding schedule.
  • This internship will also include assisting with mussel host suitability studies, recording daily lab activities and trial data along with field collection of native fishes. Up to 7 days a week, exact hours are flexible but most hours are anticipated on Mondays and Thursdays. Field collection of native fishes.

 

  • Required Qualifications: In order to hold this position you must be receiving college credit and majoring in one of the following: Biology, Natural Resources, Fisheries and Wildlife, Recreation Resource Management, Ecology, or

     

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Students: Rebecca Dolson, MSc, and former student of U. of Guelph, brought this to my attention.


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Created: Jan. 12 2012

marie Thérèse Rush 

 

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