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MS in Ecology Fellowships, Grants and Scholarships

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MS in Ecology Fellowships, Grants and Scholarships

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MS in Ecology Fellowships, Grants and Scholarships

Eligibility, application requirements and deadlines vary widely across opportunities. Please make sure you read each description carefully and watch for email announcements on when and how to apply for internal opportunities.


Internal Paid Opportunities 

Biology Teaching Assistantships

Teaching Assistantships for graduate students to assist instructors in the Biology program in course instruction, implementing labs and field experiences, and planning and preparing for class sessions are offered on a semester basis. These assistantships are available to all current and incoming students. Details about the positions and how to apply will be sent to all students prior to the semester the assistantship is available.

High Country News (HCN) Digital Internship

In partnership with High Country News (HCN), the MS in Ecology program offers one Digital Internship. The intern will work directly with HCN Digital Editor, Gretchen King. This internship is offered each semester and announcements detailing how to apply are sent out to current and incoming students.

Social Media Master Fellowship

MS in Ecology provides an assistantship for a student in the program to maintain social media presence and act as the online face of the MS Ecology program. The student will work closely with the MS in Ecology director and the Western Marketing Department to post MS in Ecology relevant content the programs website, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn accounts. The term for this position is one academic year. Details about how to apply for this position will be sent prior to the fall semester. All current and incoming students are eligible to apply for this position.

Statistics Peer Tutors Fellowships

The MS in Ecology program offers two Statistics Peer Tutor Fellowships. The fellows are responsible for providing tutoring to MS in Ecology students on basic concepts in statistics and in using the statistical package R. In addition, the fellows will work directly with the MS in Ecology Director to develop and facilitate statistics and R workshops that utilize experts in ecological statistics and R. The term for these positions is one academic year. Details about how to apply for this position will be sent prior to the fall semester. All current and incoming students are eligible to apply for this position.

Writing Tutor Fellowship

The Clark Family School of Environment & Sustainability Graduate Writing Center seeks tutors who demonstrate strong writing skills, a deep interest in improving their own writing, professionalism and teamwork, and most importantly interpersonal skills for working with peers in the sensitive and challenging realm of writing. Tutorship responsibilities include: scheduling meetings in person and via Zoom to help fellow graduate students with writing and communications projects; participating in tutor trainings and meetings; reading and researching best practices for writing and teaching writing; offering craft and process workshops or work sessions; promoting MEM/ MS in Ecology/ MBA Writing Workshop services to classmates.  The term for this position is one academic year. Details about how to apply for this position will be sent prior to the fall semester. All current and incoming students are eligible to apply for this position.

School of Graduate Studies Funding Opportunities

External Opportunities

Scholarships/Fellowships

Research Grants

Travel Grants

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