Grad student grants support sustainability, biodiversity
Thirty-one graduate students across three colleges, including A&S, have been awarded research grants from the Cornell Atkinson Center for Sustainability.
Read moreThank you for your interest in supporting the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology! Please explore our website for details and stories about EEB's exciting and innovative academic and research programs. The generosity of EEB friends and alumni like you provides our students with the funds essential for global and local field study and research.
From Florida to Patagonia, from Africa to Maine, and back again to the watersheds and forests of Central New York. Field experiences take undergraduates out of the classroom to have life-changing encounters with nature and provide them a pathway to field research and personal discovery. With ideas spawned in coursework, immersion in the field helps equip our students with the ability to synthesize research questions and provide answers that benefit both our curiosity and solve problems important to society.
Departmental funding coupled with donations jumpstart our graduate student research projects allowing exploration of a variety of organisms in an array of habitats around the world.
Cornell is a global leader in sustainability and climate change research, teaching, and engagement. Our campuses are living laboratories for developing, testing, and implementing solutions that address these most challenging issues. Please consider supporting the University's commitment to the environment by making a contribution to EEB; see the options below. Every gift to Cornell matters -- here's your chance to be part of something big!
The following list of giving options (below and upper right) represent a cross-section of opportunities available to our supporters; links will take you directly to Cornell's secure, online giving system--thank you!
Please feel free to contact me via email or our admin team located in Corson Hall; we'll be happy to discuss giving options, and the diversity of programs they support.