PROF, ASOC - Alison Graettinger
Alison Graettingergraettingera@umkc.edu
Projects every semester related to volcanic processes.
Kansas City and some field locations around the US.
Computer skills including GIS, image manipulation, and audio visual are valued. Background in either introductory geology, chemistry or physics with advanced coursework prefered. Must be willing to learn new skills
Projects can last one semester to up to two years depending on interest and progress.
Projects can coincide with SEARCH and SUROP timelines, work study research positions, and NSF grant funding. Research costs covered by various awards, salary is available for some projects.
Duties include analysis of digital data, physical samples of rocks and minearls, molten rock experiment support, videography, and pun generation.
Nov 11, 2021
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