I haven't looked at it lately, but last I knew, the Bio Dept at Brandeis
was not interested in anything outside the cell membrane - which would
explain some of these policies. I would suggest transferring to a school
that appreciates ecology.
Dear Matt,
What a crazy biology department you
Dear all,
The Student Conference on Conservation Science - Bengaluru 2015 brings
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Dear colleague,
please consider distributing the announcement of the NetSci 2015 Satellite
entitled 'Complex
networks in Ecology (II)', to be held on June, 1 in Zaragoza, Spain.
The aim of the symposium is to create a space for exchanging state-of-the-art
results and
current developments of
Apologies for cross-posting
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Asunto: CTFSNet: Job Opportunity: Postdoc on tropical forests and global
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Dear colleague,
this is an announcement of the mini-symposium on stochastic community models
entitled
'Understanding the eco-evolutionary assembly of species-rich communities: The
role of
stochastic community models'
that will be part of the MMEE 2015 conference on Mathematical Models in
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Rather than switch majors, why not double major?
When I was an undergrad, I was triple majoring in biology, agriculture and
chemistry until course conflicts made it impossible to fulfill all the
requirements for all three. Then, I dropped chemistry (which I fully
regret!) and graduated in five
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Hi Matt,
I am sad to hear a biology department is against study abroad programs and
independent research! That is simply wrong! I also agree it would be
better/easier for a future career in Ecology/Wildlife Biology if you switch
to a biology department (of Forestry and Natural Resources
Hi Matt,
To answer your question: Yes, you probably can become a successful ecologist or
wildlife biologist with either environmental studies or biology. A Masters and
possibly a PhD would also likely give you helpful credentials, depending on
your interests and the degree to which you want
It sounds like the problem is being able to fit in all the requirements while
still having time for research and study-abroad, right?
Generally speaking, the specific name of the degree matters less than your
experience when you are applying to jobs or grad school. Having research
experience
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Emily brings up a great point, many are not that concerned about the name
on the degree, especially if going to grad school.
Getting a pub by way on UG research goes a long way too. Afterall, the
currency of science is the publication as my doctoral advisor has said!
On Wed, Apr 8, 2015 at 2:12
The bottom line is that a degree in biology will provide you with the
best training and the broadest base from which to advance your career.
Specializing too early (environmental science or wildlife biology) will
limit your options. I suggest you stick with biology - hopefully in a
program
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Dear Matt,
I agree with previous comments regarding, for example, the value of SFS
programs (I did one in archaeology and found it very valuable even though
not directly pertinent to my areas of subsequent study research) and the
value of investing in strong quantitative skills.
That said, many
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