Doctoral Fellowships and other assistantships available for entering
Ph.D.  students in Environmental and Evolutionary Biology at the
University of  Louisiana.  We will be awarding four fellowships: two
University of  Louisiana Fellowships and two Board of Regents
Fellowships) to Ph.D.  students entering Fall 2008.  UL Fellows are
funded for 3-4 years at $15,750  per 9 months (with tuition waiver),
and have limited teaching  responsibilities.  BoR Fellows are funded
for 4 years at $24,000 per year  (with tuition waiver) and have no
formal teaching duties.  Eligibility  requirements include US
citizenship (or permanent residency) or degree from  a US institution.
We will also have teaching and research assistantships  available for
incoming Ph.D. students.  Rather than replying to this  message,
potential applicants are strongly encouraged to directly contact 
prospective advisors.  Their contact information and research
interests  can be found at our departmental web site
(http://biology.louisiana.edu/).  More  information is also available
at our graduate program web site
(http://www.ucs.louisiana.edu/~pll6743/biogradstudies.htm).
The  department of Biology has approximately 25 faculty members and 70
graduate  students.  Areas of strength include ecology, conservation
biology,  evolution, and marine/coastal biology.
--
Paul L. Klerks,  Ph.D.
Department of Biology
University of Louisiana at  Lafayette
Lafayette, LA 70504-2451
337-482-6356  (voice)
337-482-5834 (FAX)
klerks@louisiana.edu