Katherine Wood
Ph.D. Student
Ph.D. Student
join us!
We have positions and funding for graduate and undergraduate students. We welcome you to apply to the Forest Ecology Lab at TSU!
Prospective students and postdocs are welcome to e-mail Dr. McCarthy-Neumann with questions about available funded positions, or with interest in pursuing independent funding opportunities. I also welcome contact from individuals interested in pursuing independent funding for graduate or postdoctoral study. Please also see the websites for:
Graduate Students
Fall 2022: Funded graduate student opportunities available to study plant-soil feedback in forest community ecology. Click here for details.
Prospective graduate students should review the graduate study pages for the Department of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences for more information about how to apply.
Incoming Ph.D students are eligible to apply for funding from NSF’s Graduate Research Fellowship Program during their first semester. Prospective graduate students and postdoctoral associates: Please see the Research page for an overview of ongoing projects.
International students and postdocs should also visit TSU's Office for International Students.
Undergraduate Students
Undergraduate students interested in hourly positions or mentored Independent Study projects should contact Dr. McCarthy-Neumann for more information.
Graduate Students
Fall 2022: Funded graduate student opportunities available to study plant-soil feedback in forest community ecology. Click here for details.
Prospective graduate students should review the graduate study pages for the Department of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences for more information about how to apply.
Incoming Ph.D students are eligible to apply for funding from NSF’s Graduate Research Fellowship Program during their first semester. Prospective graduate students and postdoctoral associates: Please see the Research page for an overview of ongoing projects.
International students and postdocs should also visit TSU's Office for International Students.
Undergraduate Students
Undergraduate students interested in hourly positions or mentored Independent Study projects should contact Dr. McCarthy-Neumann for more information.
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