Student Entomology Field Technician
auburnAuburn (AL)
Student Entomology Field Technician
Posted 10 days ago
auburnAuburn (AL)
SENIORITY
Intern
About the role
The Auburn University Bee Center is seeking an undergraduate student for a honey bee or native bee technician position in Auburn, Alabama. The role involves outdoor fieldwork under hot, humid conditions, some lab tasks, and a strong interest in entomology and plant-insect interactions.
Responsibilities include field sampling, hive management, data entry, and participation in outreach events, with support for bee-related research and specimen processing.
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