[Coral-List] Doctoral Fellowship Program in Conservation Science Smithsonian-Mason Conservation Education Program
Artur Gil
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Fri Mar 12 19:58:42 EST 2010
Doctoral Fellowship Program in Conservation Science
Smithsonian- Mason Conservation Education Program
George Mason University and the Smithsonian
Institution’s Conservation Biology Institute (SCBI) are pleased to announce the
availability of Doctoral Fellowships in Conservation Science. Two fellowships
are being offered starting the fall of 2010 for students with an M.S. in
Conservation Biology or a related field whose research interests coincide with
SCBI scientists. Prospective candidates must qualify for admission to the Ph.D.
program in Environmental Science and Public Policy at George Mason University.
Support will be provided for four years with a stipend of $24,000/year and
tuition remission for a defined number of credits.
We suggest you visit the following links before
applying:
· Ph.D. Program in
Environmental Science and Policy: http://catalog. gmu.edu/preview_ program.php? catoid=5&poid=1192&returnto=111
· Smithsonian Conservation
Biology Institute http://nationalzoo. si.edu/conservat ionandscience/ default.cfm
Review of applications will begin April 5,
2010. To receive full consideration, applications should be completed by that
time. A full application packet must be submitted to the Graduate Admissions
office of George Mason University. This may be obtained at the following
url: http://admissions. gmu.edu/grad/ admissions_ process/
In addition, the following materials must also
be submitted to the Admissions Committee:
1. Letter of Interest
specifically addressing the candidate’s research interests and how they related
to the SCBI research agenda. This statement should be very specific and reflect
discussions with a prospective SCBI research mentor.
2. Three letters of reference
(these can be copies of the letters submitted to Graduate Admissions
3. Transcript from MS degree
4. GRE scores if
available
Address for the Admissions Committee is:
Doctoral Fellowship Program in Conservations Science, c/o Dr. R. Christian
Jones, Department of Environmental Science and Policy, George Mason University,
4400 University Dr. MSN 5F2, Fairfax, VA USA.
Specific questions may be addressed to: rcjones at gmu. edu
R. Christian Jones
Professor, Environmental Science and Policy
Director, Potomac Environmental Research and Education Center Director, Mason
Center for Conservation Studies
703-993-1127 (phone) 703-993-1066
(fax)
Mailing Address: 4400 University Dr. MSN 5F2;
Fairfax, VA 22030 Physical Address: 4260 Chain Bridge Rd. Suite B200;
Fairfax, VA 22030 Center Web Page: http://perec. gmu.edu Personal Web Page: http://mason. gmu.edu/~ rcjones
Jennifer L. Buff | Academic Program Manager
Center for Conservation Education and Sustainability Smithsonian Conservation
Biology Institute MRC 5521 | T 540-635-0075 | F 540-635-6506 | Email buffj at si.edu
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