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Thank you for your interest in joining the Ridall Lab at []. Below you will find information about contacting me and my commitment to my students and mentees.

**I [am/am] no longer recruiting for the [] academic year.**

If you are interested in joining our research group, I encourage you to explore the website to learn more about our research and scientific interests. You can find information on how to contact Dr. Ridall below.

I am always interested in hearing from motivated prospective students and postdoctoral researchers to add to the lab, particularly those interested in working collaboratively to develop fellowship proposals. I am especially eager to connect with individuals who bring or are interested in developing skills and expertise that complement and expand the lab's current strengths, particularly in the areas of multi-stressor effects on marine fauna and pollution ecology. 

I strongly encourage inquiries from individuals whose perspectives and experiences have been historically underrepresented in STEM fields. This includes, but is not limited to, people from racial or ethnic minority groups, women, first generation college students, immigrants, individuals from low-income backgrounds, LGBTQ+ people, and others from marginalized or underrepresented groups. 



Any prospective graduate student or postdoctoral scholar should send me a brief email with the following information:
1. A description of your career goals and if you are a prospective graduate student, how obtaining an advanced degree will help you achieve your goals.
2. A summary of your research interests and how they align with the lab.
3. A summary of project ideas or research topics that interest you and skills you hope to develop as a graduate student or postdoc.
4. A list of external funding sources that may be suitable to fund your research.
5. A resume or CV that details your previous research experience, educational history, courses, and GPA. Do not send a transcript.
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  • Blog
  • Research
    • Leveraging Marine Technology to Improve Ecosystem Modeling
    • Microplastics
    • Oyster Mortality
    • Tipping Points
  • Outreach
  • CV and Publications
  • Contact Me