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Graduate Study
Designated as a Program of Research and Scholarly Excellence (PRSE) by Colorado State University, the Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory has for more than 30 years provided scholarly leadership and mentoring to future ecosystem scientists. NREL provides students with a unique opportunity to participate in interdisciplinary research programs that address many of the ecological challenges of this new Millennium.
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The Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory is a center for research, rather than an academic department. As such, the laboratory provides research opportunities, supervision and support for graduate students and postdoctoral fellows. Degree Programs are offered through the Graduate Degree Program in Ecology or through other CSU academic departments.
How to Apply for Graduate Study at NREL
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Students applying for admission to an NREL graduate study program will need to satisfy the Graduate School admission requirements as well as submit a letter of application to the Laboratory's Director. Financial aid is available to many of the NREL's students through a variety of scholarships, fellowships and research stipends.
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The following scholarships are offered through the Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory (NREL).
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The following are funding opportunties that are availble from other sources.
The following sections are maintained by NREL Graduate Students. |
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This page tells you a little about us and the diversity of our backgrounds and research interests.
Resources for Graduate Students
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Here you can find links to resources at NREL and CSU that will help you in your graduate studies.
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Read about recent and upcoming graduate student activities.
"The
NREL has through its relatively brief history been among the
elite research institutions in ecosystems science. This success
derives largely from the close working relationships among students
and between senior scientists and students at the laboratory.
The NREL fosters an open exchange of ideas among scientists with
diverse backgrounds and research interests that often is not
available in traditional university departments. My closest professional
contacts and most enduring views of the conduct and theory of
ecology were developed while at the laboratory. All four of the
graduate students with whom I shared office space at NREL are
highly-successful and influential contributors to their disciplines
in ecology." |
Natural
Resource Ecology Laboratory, Colorado State University, Fort Collins,
CO, 80523-1499, USA
Tel: +1 970 491 5571 - Fax: +1 970 491 1965
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