Work Study Positions Available

• BEAN LAB: Make the world a better place through reproductive science. Diligent dedicated research laboratory work-study technician needed. Training provided. Basic preparations and experiments on cellular biology of human and animal sperm. Create opportunities for yourself and others. Contact Dr. Barry Bean at 8-3678 or e-mail Dr. Bean.

• CASSIMERIS LAB: Everyone has to start somewhere.  Come join our lab group and you can be low person on the ladder and do our support work.  Previous go-fers have gone on to honors in biology, graduate and medical programs at the best schools, and fame and glory.  The Cassimeris Lab.  Where your science career begins by washing dishes. Please contact Dr. Cassimeris by e-mail or calling 8-6275.

• CUNDALL LAB: Animal care assistant, to care for rodents in Williams Hall. Work load is flexible but needs to be done two days a week separated by at least two days. Students interested in learning additional animal husbandry can care for various amphibian and squamate species as well. Please contact Dr. Cundall by e-mail or calling 8-3679.

• DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES (Iacocca Hall): Student(s) needed to prepare media and stock solutions for laboratory instruction along with managing chemical inventories and general maintenance of the lab (sterilization, dish-washing). Please e-mail Lee Graham if you would like to apply.

• DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES (STEPS): Laboratory assistant to perform general lab maintenance: dish-washing, equipment sterilization, preparation of stock solutions, and general help with the set up for a laboratory class.  Should be able to adhere to a regular schedule.  Must be responsible and reliable.  This position would be great for a person who might be interested in future lab research in Biology. Please e-mail Dr. Margaret Kenna if you would like to apply.

• IOVINE LAB: Are you tired of doing the same old thing?  How about a new and exciting work study opportunity?  Professor Kathy Iovine in the Department of Biological Sciences has just the opportunity for you.  No experience is necessary, just the willingness to be trained!  Responsibilities include feeding zebrafish, cleaning fish tanks, keeping fish room in order, preparing solutions and autoclaving.  This position includes weekend hours.  Students must be able to provide weekend transportation to Iacocca Hall on Mountaintop Campus. If you would like to apply, please e-mail Dr. Iovine. Work-study preferred.

• Lowe-Krentz Lab: Want to gain valuable experience in a low stress environment and get paid? Work study in the Lowe-Krentz lab in Biological Sciences is the place to do it!!!  Learn basic lab maintenance, get practice making reagents and learn to use autoclaves and other equipment.  Have some experience to list when you apply for summer jobs and research opportunities later. Please e-mail Dr. Lowe-Krentz if you would like to apply.

• Rice Lab: Interested in evolution? Come join our lab if you would like to learn about some of the ways you can do research in evolutionary biology. Work-study students will assist with lab support work such as lab maintenance, buffer preparation, and autoclaving. A great way to decide if research is for you! Please e-mail Dr. Rice if you would like to apply.

• RESEARCH ASSISTANTS NEEDED: Work study students are needed to care for animals, clean, organize, and assist the animal facility manager and graduate students with data collection. Biology or BNS majors preferred. Please e-mail Dr. Schneider for more information.

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