Students

We are actively recruiting Master's and Ph.D. students for Spring and Fall 2024. The lab seeks intelligent and motivated graduate students to pursue challenging, fun, interesting, and impactful research in coral reef and molecular ecology. Please contact Dr. Voss with your CV and concise summary of your experience, academic preparation, research interests, GPA, and career goals. Students with molecular experience and a strong diving background are particularly encouraged to apply. For more information on the Graduate Programs at FAU including admission requirements and funding opportunities see the Graduate School Master's and PhD programs in Biology (Fall admission deadline: December 11), and the Master's program in Marine Science and Oceanography (Spring admission deadline: October 15; Fall admission deadline: January 15). 

Additionally, the Harbor Branch Summer Internship Program provides 10-week paid internship opportunities that include immersive and independent marine science research alongside faculty at the Harbor Branch campus. Our lab typically hosts 1 or 2 undergraduate interns each summer. 

Collaborators

Interested in partnering on coral reef research and conservation projects?  Have an unique idea for marine outreach and education? Looking for consulting expertise or a speaker on coral health and marine ecology?  Please contact us to explore possibilities.

Volunteers 

We occasionally welcome dedicated, passionate individuals who are willing to support our research pro bono. Please submit a volunteer application and let us know how you would like to help.

Sponsors

If you are interested in supporting our efforts or our students please contact Dr. Voss or visit Harbor Branch’s donation page and request that your donation support “HBOI Coral Reef Research.”  

Media

Please contact Lynda Figueredo from FAU's Northern Campuses Public Affairs Team to arrange an interview, cover an event, or get more information about Harbor Branch and FAU in general.