Overview

Graduate Students

Graduate studies in Natural Resources and Geography programs span 15 different specializations.

Contacts

Office Associate - Student Support 
Patty Swanson Patty Swanson
102 Hardin Hall
3310 Holdrege Street
Lincoln NE
68583-0921  
Phone: 402-472-5355  
Fax: 402-472-2946  
E-mail: pswanson2@unl.edu

 

Office Associate - Geography 
Joyce Hurst Joyce Hurst
304 Hardin Hall
3310 Holdrege Street
Lincoln NE
68583-0973  
Phone: 402-472-2865  
Fax:  
E-mail: jhurst3@unl.edu

Students

Bio-Atmospheric Interactions Graduate Specialization

The Bio-Atmospheric Interactions specialization was designed to provide students with a unique learning environment to promote understanding of the interactions between the atmosphere and the biosphere and to encourage cooperation among the community of scientists within the bio-atmospheric research area.

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Bio-Atmospheric Interactions  Graduate Specialization

Students & SNR

Graduate Student Association

Participating in the School of Natural Resources Graduate Student Association (SNRGSA) is a great way to become involved within SNR. The SNRGSA provides an number of academic, outreach and social events throughout the year.

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Graduate Student Association

Programs

for Graduate Students

The School of Natural Resources offers graduate level programs in two areas: Geography and Natural Resources . The two levels have different requirements, timelines, specializations and funding sources.

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for Graduate Students

Graduate Students News

Swain dissertation defense at 8 a.m. May 17 Swain dissertation defense at 8 a.m. May 17 Sharmistha Swain, geography Ph.D. candidate, will defend her dissertation, “Evaluating vegetation response to water stress using close-range and satellite remote sensing,” at 8 a.m. Thursday, May 17 in 228 Hardin Hall. Her advisors are Sunil Narumalani and Brian Wardlow.
Gurlin Dissertation Defense May 3 Daniela Gurlin will defend her dissertation, “Exploration of near infrared-red models for the remote estimation of chlorophyll-a concentration in optically complex turbid productive waters: from in situ measurements to aerial imagery,” at 9:30 a.m. Thursday, May 3, in 901 Hardin Hall.
Ibex in Ethiopia, Wednesday presentation by visiting student Ibex in Ethiopia, Wednesday presentation by visiting student Dessalegn Ejigu Berhane, Ph.D student, will present "Conservation of Walia ibex in Simien Mountains National Park, Ethiopia" at noon in 207 Hardin Hall on Wednesday, April 25. He has worked in Larkin Powell's lab this semester. Refreshments will be served and you may bring your lunch.

Graduate Students News Archive