A funded research assistantship is available for a motivated MA/MS student interested in environmental social science and social-ecological systems to join a transdisciplinary team as part of the Idaho Community-engaged Resilience for Energy-Water Systems (I-CREWS).
This project will relate to the themes of social resilience, environmental stewardship, local/Indigenous knowledges, food sovereignty, and/or energy-water systems.
Key partners within this project are the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes, the Coeur d’Alene Tribe, and the Treasure Valley energy-water community.
This two-year position will begin in Summer or Fall of 2025 and includes one year of support for the student (approximately $24,000 per year), a tuition waiver, funds for fieldwork, and support for travel to meetings.
Interested students should send a letter of interest that includes:
- a description of their research interests and interest in this position including how your experience and skills would enable you to be successful in a team-based, transdisciplinary project
- a CV
- undergraduate transcripts
All application materials can be sent to Georgia Hart-Fredeluces at georgiahartfredel@isu.edu by December 13th.