The Garden Club of America’s Anne S. Chatham fellowship provides Ph.D. students or recent graduates with $4500 to support direct costs of a one-year research project relating to medicinal plants. Any field of research (e.g., ethnobotany, systematics, ecology, phytochemistry) is eligible so long as the project involves a plant or plants with traditional medicinal uses. Applicants must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents studying at a U.S.-based institution.
Join Oregon State University as the next Director of the OSU Herbarium and lead innovative, interdisciplinary research in plant systematics, ecology, or evolution while stewarding one of the largest botanical collections in the Pacific Northwest.
