Thank you all for this valuable discussion esp. for us--the graduate students. I have the following two points:
1. I am now master student in GIS/remote sensing and was looking to pursue my PhD in schools with Envi. Science departments that emphasize remote sensing (i.e. rather than joining Geography departments). Can you recommend any such schools?- Thanks 2. As a graduate student, I completely agree that the student-advisor relationship is extremely important. But here is another question that I am interested to hear your feedback. Can you do good quality and publishable scientific research without any funding? Regards, Rima Wahab-Twibell From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [email protected] Subject: Re: env science programs Date: Sat, 20 May 2006 23:39:17 +0000 I suggest yu take another look at the Yale program. It used to be more forestry than environmental when I went there, but most of the graduates I have met during the past 15 years or so or read about in the alumni magazine are environmentalists, not foresters. I agree that having the right advisor is more important than the school. Bob Mowbray ------ Original message from Tana Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: -
