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My applied
research program focuses on developing and testing management
strategies for wildlife species at the population, community, and landscape-levels.
I am looking for students that hold a B.S. degree in wildlife or
related field with GPA > 3.2; GRE > 1100; experience with
radio telemetry, GIS, and GPS; experience with capture and handling
of animals; demonstrated ability to interact positively with the
public and agency personnel; an understanding and appreciation of
hunting and trapping as wildlife management tools; ability to work
independently at remote field sites under harsh conditions; and an
inherent interest in the conservation of biodiversity as a life
pursuit.
If you are interested in obtaining a M.S. degree working on related research
with me, please send the following materials to my email address
tom.gehring@cmich.edu
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1-page letter of interest, including a statement of your professional goals
GPA and GRE scores
CV, including a list of courses and names/contact information for >3
references
Useful
Literature
Stearns Advice to Graduate Students
Reply to Stearns
Graduate
school application materials are available at the
Department
of Biology Biology Graduate Programs web site
Also, please consult the
CMU
Department of Biology Conservation, Ecology, Evolution Program web site for
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"Progress is a nice word.
But change is its
motivator. And change
has its enemies."
RFK |
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