Graduate students are admitted to work with a specific advisor, so the best first step is to find the faculty whose work interests you and write to them. These faculty are recruiting for 2027/28.
Contact advisors before you apply. An
email introducing yourself, your research interests, and your background
is expected and welcome. Faculty can tell you whether they have funding
and whether your interests fit the work they have underway, which is
hard to judge from an application alone.
Not seeing a fit here? The
full faculty directory
lists everyone in the school. Faculty not listed on this page may still
consider students in a given year.
Two MS positions on Olajos-Goslow Fellowships: one on sustainable rangeland management on the Colorado Plateau, one on biodiversity and resilience in the southeastern Arizona borderlands.
Seeking: Two MS students
To apply: Email Dr. Aslan by November 1; program applications are due January 1.
Also advising, with Sara Souther:
A graduate student to join work on Emory oak, a foundational and culturally significant tree of Madrean oak woodlands, within a long-term partnership with Western Apache Nations.
One to two students for NSF-funded research in amino acid biogeochemistry, across two complementary projects: racemization dating of marine mollusk shells, and organic matter cycling in lake sediments.
Three funded PhD positions, each on a different project, all starting Spring or Fall 2027: paleoclimate data assimilation, wildfire smoke and aerosols, and AI emulators of lake models.
Seeking: Three funded PhD students
To apply: Contact Dr. McKay directly; early inquiries are encouraged.
Recruiting a student for the MS in Environmental Sciences and Policy. Student will be affiliated with the Water, Society, and Policy Lab. Students interested in different aspects of environmental governance and policy are welcome to contact me.
Environmental AnthropologyWater GovernanceUrban Political EcologyClimate Adaptation
A graduate student to join work on Emory oak, a foundational and culturally significant tree of Madrean oak woodlands, within a long-term partnership with Western Apache Nations.
Co-advised with Clare Aslan.
Seeking: One student (MS or PhD)
To apply: Email Dr. Souther by November 1; program applications are due January 1.
Students to contribute to the long-term research threads of my research group: karst hydrogeology, springs ecohydrogeology, or hydrological process such as recharge. Graduate research assistantships pending the availability of funding.
HydrogeologyEcohydrologySprings EcologyAquifer Health
