PhD and MSc Positions in Insect Ecology, Conservation and Biodiversity at Illinois State University

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PhD and MSc Positions in Insect Ecology, Conservation and Biodiversity at Illinois State University

PhD and MSc Positions in Insect Ecology, Conservation, and Biodiversity at Illinois State University; Illinois State University (ISU), located in Normal, Illinois, holds a storied history as the oldest public university in Illinois, founded in 1857 originally as Illinois State Normal University. The university’s name changed to Illinois State University in 1967 from its original title, reflecting its evolution from a teacher training institution into a comprehensive university. Its campus, centered around the iconic Old Main, has grown to include a variety of academic programs and research facilities.

The university prides itself on fostering a community engagement culture, earning accolades for civic learning and community engagement. The Bloomington-Normal area, often cited as one of America’s top college towns, provides a vibrant backdrop for student life, enriched by arts, entertainment, and a supportive community atmosphere.U.S. News & World Report has placed ISU within its national university rankings, highlighting its value proposition in education, especially as the best value public university in Illinois for several years. This reflects not just in affordability but also in graduation rates and alumni success.

To apply: If you are interested in joining the Clem Insect Ecology Lab, please reach out to me at csclem2@ilstu.edu  with the following information:

  • Your curriculum vitae.
  • A brief paragraph outlining your research experience.
  • A brief paragraph describing your research interests and how they align with the topics we investigate in the Clem Lab.
  • A concise statement explaining why you wish to pursue graduate studies.

The School of Biological Sciences at Illinois State University provides funding for graduate students through Teaching Assistantships and Research Assistantships. More information on the department, application procedures, and requirements can be found here: https://biology.illinoisstate.edu/graduate/bio-as-graduate/application-procedure/ .   Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.  I look forward to hearing from you! C. Scott Clem, PhD; Assistant Professor of Insect Ecology, Illinois State University , School of Biological Sciences , Website: https://c-scott-clem-entomology.me/

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