PhD Prospective Students
Advisor Requirement
Applicants are required to submit a DNP Form (Prospective Advisor Form) and Letter of Endorsement from your Prospective Advisor agreeing to serve as your primary advisor upon admittance into a degree seeking graduate program. Both forms are submitted by the applicant as part of their application materials and can be added in the supplemental documents section under "additional/optional forms".
DNP Departmental Form (Prospective Advisor Form)
Finding an Advisor:
Please review the faculty listed below to determine a potential fit for your research interests. Contact him/her via email, including your research interests and resume. If they are available and receptive to becoming your advisor, the advisor must complete the Prospective Advisor form and letter of endorsement as acknowledgement that they agree to serve as your advisor upon admittance to the program. Lack of this Prospective Advisor Form will keep your application from being processed.
Faculty Bios
Other Faculty - Graduate program
Graduate faculty in any department of the College of Science or the School of Integrative Studies are eligible to be graduate advisors and thesis and dissertation committee chairs. The faculty listed below are currently advisors and committee chairs in the MS in Environmental Science and Policy and/or the PhD in Environmental Science and Public Policy.
Name / Department or Unit
Foster, Greg
Chemistry and Biochemistry
Freeman, Elizabeth
School of Integrative Studies
Gilmore, Michael
School of Integrative Studies
Hinnov, Linda
Atmospheric, Oceanic and Earth Sciences
Houser, Paul
Geography and Geoinformation Science
Lim, Haw Chuan
Biology
Luther, David
Biology
McBride, Randolph
Atmospheric, Oceanic and Earth Sciences
Uhen, Mark
Atmospheric, Oceanic and Earth Sciences
Van Aken, Benoit
Chemistry and Biochemistry
Van Sant, Levi
School of Integrative Studies
Weeks, Andrea
Biology
Wood, Thomas
School of Integrative Studies