Interested in graduate work in the Fisheries Ecology Lab?

I encourage applications from highly motivated students with a passion for research on topics closely matching those investigated by the Fisheries Ecology Lab.  Competition for limited positions is intense, so applicants are expected to provide concrete evidence of academic achievement, technical training/research involvement, and especially dedication to scientific inquiry and professional development.  Funding opportunities for new graduate students depend on availability of teaching and research assistantships. 

History reveals that the most successful graduate students are those that enter the program with a natural sense of curiosity and a strong desire to conduct research, publish findings, and obtain a position in a science-related profession. 

Read "The Graduate School Journey"for Dr. Stunz's philosophy on the graduate student experience.

 

More information about our department's graduate program can be obtained from the departmental and graduate studies web pages and graduate advisor. For more see the College of Science and Technology, Department of Life Sciences, and Graduate Studies webpages.