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| Cottonmouth (Agkistrodon piscivorus) with fangs visible, Cox Ferry Nationa Wildlife Refuge, SC. | Joanna Biazik (Ph.D., 2010, USYD) "fishing" for Pseudemoia entrecasteauxii, Kanangra Boyd, National Park, NSW, Australia. |
Students interested in pursuing graduate work at Coastal Carolina University can enroll in the Coastal Marine and Wetland Studies program which leads to a Master's of Science degree. I am accepting graduate students in the Fall Semester, 2012.
I expect master's students to develop projects closely aligned with my own research interests. By working within the general research themes in my lab I will be able to provide better assistance and mentorship to ensure that students will successfully design and complete a reasonable project in an approximately two year time frame.
I encourage students interested in conducting thesis research in my lab to contact me directly with any questions that you might have. In addition, I request that you send me a copy of your CV/resume, GRE scores, a one-two page description of a few project ideas that you would be interested in if you were to join the lab, a summary of your past research experience and a little information about your career goals.
Committee member for the following current CMWS students:
Mandy Cuskelly
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Sea turtle nest site selection |
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| Sarah Gardner | Tilapia -aquatic plant interactions | |
| Nick Henke | Tropical biodiversity and community ecology | |
| Stephanie Mcleod | Disease ecology of chytrid fungus and amphibians |