Thank you for your interest in graduate research opportunities in the Wolfe lab! See below for 2024 field positions.

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Funded Positions Update:

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Currently, I have no funded positions available for PhD or MSc students. I understand that many students are seeking funded opportunities, and I regret that none are available at this time. If you are interested in pursuing graduate research focused on avian ecology and not really sure where to start, the Wilson Ornithological Society curates a database of graduate schools and professors that study birds and accept graduate students.

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Exploring Alternative Funding Opportunities:

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I encourage capable and competitive students to consider developing extramural fellowship proposals, including the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP), and/or GEM Fellowship Program for American students, and the Fulbright Foreign Student Program for international students. I have worked with outstanding students in the past to achieve fellowship support. If you want to pursue fellowship support and believe that you would be a competitive candidate, I would be interested in hearing from you. When reaching out, please include a brief overview of your research interests, academic background, and any relevant experiences. Highlight your motivation and potential research ideas that align with a particular fellowship opportunity, and the goals and focus of my lab. I value diversity and welcome students from various academic backgrounds.

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Thank you for considering the Wolfe lab for your graduate research journey and I wish you the best of luck in your academic pursuits.

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