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June 29, 2003 - RPCV COS: The Unofficial Peace Corps China Homepage
The Unofficial Peace Corps China Homepage
The Unofficial Peace Corps China Homepage
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The University of Wisconsin-Madison is poised to win a National Science Foundation Grant to work with the Chinese Academy of Sciences in the area of Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Livelihoods in NW Yunnan. The series of research studies are focused on this area where expanding agriculture, ecotourism and national parks are colliding. People with a background (BSc or MSc) in biology or one of the agricultural sciences that might be interested in persuing an interdisciplinary PhD program should contact Dr. Joshua Posner (jlposner@wisc.edu). Fluency in Chinese is an advantage. Their letter of inquiry should include a resume, university GPA and recent Graduate Record Exam scores.