Geography majors,

 

This is an excellent opportunity to gain valuable research and field experiences in one of the most idyllic settings in the entire Southeast. I’ve participated at two events at the Mountain Lake Biological Station (where I originally met fellow faculty member Dr. Sally Horn for the first time) as have several of my former students, and I can attest to the positive experiences you will gain from participating in this REU program.

 

If you’d like to learn more about the MLBS, come see me! If you’d like to learn more about undergraduate research possibilities here in geography, come see me or your faculty advisors, Dr. Ron Kalafsky or Dr. Micheline van Riemsdijk! And consider joining Gamma Theta Upsilon, the International Geographic Honor Society (http://www.gammathetaupsilon.org/) – on the walls of several of our faculty members, you’ll see GTU membership plaques that we proudly display!

 

Have a wonderful holiday season!

 

 

 

PLEASE POST:

Summer 2014 REU Opportunities
Mountain Lake Biological Station
www.MLBS.org

Dear Colleagues and Friends,
Mountain Lake Biological Station (University of Virginia) is pleased to announce its NSF REU undergraduate research internship program, now in its 22^th year.

Work at MLBS focuses on field-based ecology, evolution, physiology, and behavior. 

Learn more about the programs and apply on-line:

2014 REU Internships:  mlbs.org/reuprogram

Please forward this information to colleagues or students you think might be interested. 

Thanks for your help!  Best wishes, happy and safe holidays.

 

****    Learn all about Mountain Lake opportunities at  MLBS.org    ****

 

 Butch Brodie, Director

Become a National Science Foundation REU.  Join undergraduates from around the country for a unique 10-week learning and living research experience in the southern Appalachians. Students conduct independent research in field ecology, evolution, behavior and physiology under the supervision of Station scientists.  REUs are paid internships that include all Station costs, travel and a $5,000 stipend.  Application deadline February 20.

Apply online at mlbs.org.

MOUNTAIN LAKE BIOLOGICAL STATION

University of Virginia, 064 Gilmer Hall, PO Box 400327, Charlottesville VA 22904

434-982-5486

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Eric S. Nagy, Ph.D.

Associate Director 

Mountain Lake Biological Station & Department of Biology

University of Virginia

P.O. Box 400327

Charlottesville, VA 22904-4327

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web: virginia.edu/biology/faculty/nagy.htm or mlbs.org