are you as #RutgersDay ready as RU AFS? check out our sick new banner for our tables!! be sure to swing by the front lawn of @RutgersDMCS to play fish trivia and color in some NJ native fish and shellfish on our educational coloring pages 🐟🦪
4 open PAID student research positions in the Otolith Geochemistry & Fish Ecology Laboratory in WFCB .
PS For students who have or will soon graduate (UG or MS), they are also currently hiring Junior/Assistant specialists.
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Yesterday was a crazy busy day for RUCOOL. First up, Lauren Cook won the Mid Atlantic Chaper of the American Fisheries Societie's best student Presentation. CONGRATS Lauren!
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a peek at a fintastic meeting with many subunit members in attendance. we met so many awsome state, academic, and industry fisheries folks!! check out our instagram post for more pics!!
Do you work with or study fish (salt/fresh/shell), fisheries, fishing communities, fish prey, fish as prey, fish habitat, fish health, or other fish-y things in NJ/DE/eastern PA? Then come to the MAC-AFS annual meeting in Asbury Park on Nov 15/16 https://t.co/MT8HvpvHTA
NEW POLL: Voters overwhelmingly support the Recovering America’s Wildlife Act 86%-6%! (Ds 92-4; Rs 83-9; Ind 85-6).
Time is running out to pass this historic legislation. We need to act now!
Please RT & click this link to urge your Senators/Reps to help:
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Fish trivia night was a fantastic start to our semester!! We were so excited to see new faces and cannot wait for our next meeting in November :) https://t.co/mK0sDFo4Ge
I’m attending a webinar on writing a resume for a U.S. federal job application (USAJobs) and want to share what I’ve learned. Here are some tips for clearing the HR hurdle and writing a successful resume. 🧵#PostdocAppreciationWeek#postdocjobs
Save the date for the 153rd Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society in Grand Rapids, Michigan, August 20-24,2023, under the theme, “Adaptive approaches to understand and manage changes in fisheries.” Learn more: https://t.co/f26oK9loIK #AFS153
RUCOOL Grad Students Sam Alaimo and Emily Busch showing off the latest technologies in ocean observing at the Rutgers University Marine Field Station's (RUMFS) 50th Anniversary celebration yesterday. Long time RUMFS director Ken Able is getting into the action as well.
This image deserves to be framed and hung in the high walls of every Malibu home effective immediately. Rich mummies and daddies if you see this tweet and want to beautify your home, DM me.
Our first RU AFS swag just came in the mail!! Come to our fish trivia night on Sept 26 at 6:30p (see our website in bio for details) for a chance to win one!! 🐟🦪 Can you name all the NJ native fish/inverts on these stickers? We might test your knowledge on them later 😁
🐟❗️We're running a symposium 'Linking knowledge and action for climate-resilient fisheries and fishing communities' @ the upcoming AFS Northeastern Division + Southern New England Chapter's meeting in Boston, Jan 8-10th. Abstracts are now open. Spread the word!
In the latest Fisheries: What’s in a Fish Species Name and When to Change It?; Methodological Approaches to Detect Postrestoration Responses in Stream Fishes; A Digital Repository of Calcified Structures from Known-Age Fishes (open access), and more - https://t.co/CiK3VgpThR
Are you an RU undergrad or grad student interested in fish and fisheries? Come hang out with us this semester🐟🦀Check out our events below ⬇️ or the flyer linked here: https://t.co/ybLxUtX3aS