March 21, 2024
The Intermountain West Transformation Network team at The University of New Mexico is seeking a graduate research assistant for Fall 2024 – Summer 2025 to support a project on Indigenous community-engaged research for regional sustainability and climate resilience.
This graduate research assistant will work directly with Dr. Sharon Hausam, Dr. Lani Tsinnajinnie, and the TN leadership team and will be supported by the UNM Transformation Network management and administration team at The University of New Mexico. The research assistantship includes a monthly stipend, tuition, and health insurance.
Read the full position description, including qualifications, here.
Interested students should send a current CV and letter of interest to the Transformation Network Senior Program Manager, Lee Ann Ratzlaff at lratzlaff@unm.edu. Your cover letter should explain why you are interested and what you hope to gain from the position, highlight your qualifications, and provide three references with contact information.
For best consideration, please submit your materials by April 15th.
The Transformation Network is currently seeking a Research Assistant to support a project on Indigenous community-engaged research for regional sustainability and climate resilience.