OPPORTUNITIES
DOCTORAL STUDENTS
​Ph.D. students join our lab through Emory's Population Biology, Ecology and Evolution (PBEE) graduate program or Environmental Health Sciences graduate program. Prospective students are encouraged to apply to the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program the year before they intend to begin study at Emory. Interested students should apply to one or both of the programs listed above. When applying, students should ask to be considered for applicable Emory fellowships.
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​Interested students should fill out the form on our Join Us page.
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For more information on Emory's doctoral programs:
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MASTER'S STUDENTS
Master's students join our lab through Emory's M.S. Environmental Sciences program or one of the MPH programs offered through the Rollin's School of Public Health. Prospective students are encouraged to apply to the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program the year before they intend to begin study at Emory. Interested students should apply to one or both of the programs listed above. When applying, students should ask to be considered for applicable Emory fellowships.
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Prospective students should fill out the form on our Join Us page.
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For more information on Emory's MS and MPH programs:
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
We welcome undergraduate students willing to dedicate at least 10 hours a week to apply to join our lab. Students with an excellent academic history, strong work ethic, and willingness to make a 4+ semester commitment to the lab are strongly preferred. There are many different ways to conduct undergraduate research in our lab, including volunteering, work-study, research for credit through the ENVS research track, honors research, and the SIRE. Students from any university, including Emory, can apply to work in our lab over the summer through the SURE program.
Research opportunities include laboratory (Emory, Rollins, and CDC) and field-based activities (mostly domestic). International and CDC opportunities are only available to students that have proven themselves through two or more semesters pursuing work in our Emory and Rollins labs or related to our domestic fieldwork.