Breck's Information
for Graduate Students
The information and advice offered here is Breck's opinion only and not
the policy of UVM or the Rubenstein School unless noted as such.
Current opportunities for graduate work in my lab
Rubenstein School General MSc Guidelines (new Oct 2008)
UVM Graduate College timetable of deadlines
Setting up an appointment with me.
Breck's take on applying to graduate school
Current students and their projects
General funding opportunities
ORISE - great summary of opportunities for all levels: undergrad, grad, and post-doc
NSF graduate fellowship information
EPA graduate fellowship information
General EPA and NSF information for 2008
Breck's summary of major milestones
for your graduate student tenure
(See the Rubenstein School General MSc Guidelines too.)
Breck's recommendations and guidelines for Project Proposals
Breck's recommendations and guidelines for Written Comprehensive Exams
Suggested statistics courses for graduate students
Useful site with descriptions and advice on statistical methods: Statsoft Electronic Textbook
Another useful site with descriptions and advice on statistical methods: Handbook of Biological Statistics
Useful summary of what type of statistical test to use for particular comparisons.
You've graduated. What now? The AAAS Career Basics guide has some useful ideas.
Last modified February 23 2009 10:25 PM
