The Oyster Aquaculture Training Program (OAT) administered
by the Virginia Institute of Marine Science Aquaculture Genetics and Breeding Technology Center is seeking another round of applicants for the 2013 season. This is an
opportunity to learn through an intensive, hands-on
program, working alongside researchers throughout the 2013 oyster
hatchery season - and getting paid while doing it. This is not your
typical VIMS summer job – it’s a unique opportunity
not requiring any previous experience or education in biology. This and more
information is available at
http://www.vims.edu/research/
Applications are accepted online at W&M (https://jobs.wm.edu) and must include a cover letter stating interest in oyster aquaculture. The cover letter is a key criterion for selection that must emphasize level of interest and relevance, not necessarily prior experience or education. The Oyster Aquaculture Training Program limits the number of participants to 4 in order to provide a one-on-one learning environment.
Applications are accepted online at W&M (https://jobs.wm.edu) and must include a cover letter stating interest in oyster aquaculture. The cover letter is a key criterion for selection that must emphasize level of interest and relevance, not necessarily prior experience or education. The Oyster Aquaculture Training Program limits the number of participants to 4 in order to provide a one-on-one learning environment.
Applications are due February 15, 2013.
For more information, contact:
Debbrah Pelata, ABC Business Manager, 804-684-7711,
dpelata@vims.edu
Or Amanda Chesler, 804-684-7301,
achesler@vims.edu
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