EEB Grad Student Guide
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This is a brief guide to grad student life in Princeton’s EEB department written by grad students: what needs to be done, who to contact, and more.
It should give you a start; formal requirements are available in the Graduate School Announcement and on the EEB website, and both the faculty (especially the Director of Graduate Studies) and current grad students are excellent resources for your logistical questions.
This is an evolving, dynamic document.
If you see out-of-date or conflicting information or think of something you wish were in here, please tell the grad student representatives (currently Sarah Batterman and Carla Staver) so we can keep it current.
Alternatively, edit it yourself (all EEB grad students and some admin should have access) -- easy to do in its new wiki format!
If you are a prospective student, we recommend that you check out the faculty web pages and read about their interests and a few of their papers to see who you may be interested in working with. If your interests align with any of theirs, contact them early in the application process to see if they are taking students and if they may be interested in working with you as a student.
Initially written in 2004 by Marissa Baskett, Jayatri Das, Nathan Gregory, and Duncan Menge, converted to wiki format in September-2009 by Sarah Batterman and Allison Shaw.
