What Are the Best Botany Career Opportunities in Michigan?

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"Jobs in Botany" Project

I'm currently auditing a class at the public high school on Botany. The current assignment is to find two government-funded, and two non-government-related, jobs in Botany in Michigan. How exactly would I go about finding these?

I've tried some search engines, but they didn't seem to have anything on which are government-funded, and which are non-government-related.

Any help on this is appreciated.

 

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To clarify, these jobs must require a college degree in Botany, and one of them must be federal, one must be state, and the other three must be non-government. And they must all be available in Michigan.

I would really appreciate some help, as I can find nothing useful by typical searches or "ask.com".

 

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The Botanical Society of America have info about career and employment

http://www.botany.org/newsite/employment/
http://www.botany.org/bsa/careers/car-opp.html
that my be a start.

Also we have plenty of batanist in our faculty. Some do plant molecular biology and genetics. Some try to create new variety of domestic plant.

 

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Originally posted by iansmith
The Botanical Society of America have info about career and employment

http://www.botany.org/newsite/employment/
http://www.botany.org/bsa/careers/car-opp.html
that my be a start.

Also we have plenty of batanist in our faculty. Some do plant molecular biology and genetics. Some try to create new variety of domestic plant.

I cannot thank you enough. Now, after seeing that the site is actually called "botany.org"...it just seems so simple [b(] .

Thanks again.

 

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I've got one more question on this subject: What purpose would a botanist serve in the Oil industry?