The Agroecology Lab at UMD is looking for 2 undergraduate interns for the Fall 2026 semester. Interns will receive 2-3 internship credit hours (e.g., 389) depending on their schedules. Our lab studies the impact of climate change on agricultural and natural systems with a focus on the impact of sea level rise and saltwater intrusion on coastal lands. You can learn more about our work on the SALT Extension program and RISING coalition project web pages.
More specifically, AgroEcoLab interns will work closely with members of the AgroEcoLab on projects related to soil chemistry, greenhouse gas monitoring, and wet chemical analysis of soils and water. Learn more about past interns here.
In order to apply, please send Kate Tully (kltully@umd.edu) by 28 Aug.
- CV/resume
- unofficial transcript
- 1-page cover letter detailing why you are interested in being an AgroEcoLab intern for the Fall 2026 semester.
Hope you had a great summer,
Kate Tully and the Agroecology Lab