Join Us
We are often looking to recruit students interested in the global change ecology of plants and trees for undergraduate or graduate research.
Our research approaches include observational studies, manipulative experiments in growth chamber, greenhouse, and/or field settings, and data synthesis performed at sites across the US in forests and on their edges.
Our way of thinking
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For graduate students, research and teaching assistantships may be available for study towards an MS or PhD in Environmental and Natural Resource Science.
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Applications for the Fall semester are typically reviewed in February and March, and for the Spring semester after October 1. However, research assistantships may become available at any time when grants are funded.
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Applicants are strongly advised to contact Dr. Henry Adams regarding specific opportunities in the lab prior to applying.
henry.adams [at] WSU.edu
WSU Environmental Ecology Lab
Dr. Henry D. Adams
230 Dairy Road
Pullman, WA 99164
WSU Environmental Ecology Lab
Dr. Henry D. Adams
230 Dairy Road
Pullman, WA 99164
