[Bioundgrd] Fwd: Environmental Economics Fellowship

[Kathleen Long]

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>The EES Training Program is a doctoral level multidisciplinary training
>program designed to train economists in the field of environmental
>economics. This field is concerned with the interplay between economic
>forces and the environment. Students prepare for careers in a number of
>professional settings including academia, government, and consulting.
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>The EES Training Program is not a Ph.D. program or department in itself.
>Students in the program are doctoral students in either the Department of
>Economics or the Donald Bren School of Environmental Science & Management.
>Applications are accepted until December 15 of each year for the following
>fall. U. S. citizens and permanent residents are eligible to receive annual
>$30,000
>National Science Foundation IGERT Fellowships as well as tuition and fee
>stipends.
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>Visit our website at http://www.ees.ucsb.edu/ for detailed and up-to-date
>information on both our training program and fellowships.
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>Open House
>We cordially invite all prospective students to participate in one of our
>Open House events.
>The Open House is an excellent way to learn more about the School, the UCSB
>campus, and
>the Santa Barbara area, and will give you the opportunity to meet with some
>of our faculty, staff, and students.
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>Our next Open House will be:
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>Friday, November 19, 2004
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>The event's agenda will be posted in mid-October.
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>If you would like to reserve a space and/or receive more information on the
>Open House,
>please contact the Admissions Coordinator at jrichardson at bren.ucsb.edu.
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>Please contact us if you have additional questions.
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>Margaret Connors, Associate Director
>Economics and Environmental Science Ph.D.Program
>Donald Bren School of Environmental Science
>   And Management
>University of California
>Santa Barbara, CA  93106-5131
>805-893-8545
>lnolan at bren.ucsb.edu