Forestry & Natural Resource Management Laboratory
Available Positions
Current Opportunities within the Forest Resource Management Program
Master's Student
Sustainable Agriculture
The master's degree program in Sustainable Agriculture is designed to produce graduates with the skills needed to succeed and be leaders in a century that will bring significant changes to agriculture. This program will produce graduates with production, consultancy, research and service skills adaptable to addressing a variety of issues in modern agriculture: fuel efficiency; nutrition retention and cycling; sustainable, organic and low-input crop/livestock production; water, energy and soil conservation; local and direct marketing; etc. Graduates will be able to effectively work and communicate with professionals in a wide variety of disciplines.
Agroforestry Intern
Summer (May - August)
The Student Agroforestry Intern will primarily support research on forest management practices for forest farming and silvopasture in Missouri. Duties include preparing research plots, planting, harvesting nontimber forest products, and recording data. The intern will also assist with additional new and ongoing projects at the research farms (Busby and Carver farm) and other field locations.
Agroforestry Intern
Year-long
We are also looking for a Student Agroforestry Intern interested in continuing research activities throughout the academic year.
Come Work with Us
Join the Team
Interested in working with an interdisciplinary group of researchers? Send us your information, and we will be in touch.
*Lincoln University Cooperative Extension is an equal opportunity provider and employer.*
