Introduction to Ecology Research at Uw-madison
Introduces diverse ecological research at UW-Madison, covering graduate adaptation, professional development, and faculty research presentations.
Summary
What you’ll be able to do
Develop an appreciation for the foundations and legacy of ecology research and conservation science at UW-Madison
Recognize the diversity and strength of current research in ecology at UW-Madison
Differentiate expectations between undergraduate education and those of independent research for graduate degrees in ecology
Develop appropriate expectations for advisors and advisees
Reason through hypothetical ethical challenges and identify potential solutions based on professional codes of ethics
Develop an understanding of the suite of skills associated with success in graduate school and in science
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Introduction to diverse ecological research across the UW-Madison Campus. Discussions on adapting to graduate school and graduate-level ecological research, key topics in professional development, and research presentations by faculty members.
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Topics
- Ecological research at UW-Madison
- Graduate school adaptation and research
- Professional development
- Foundations and legacy of ecology and conservation science
- Expectations for independent research vs. undergraduate education
- Advisor-advisee relationships
- Ethical challenges and professional codes
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- Reasoning through ethical challenges using professional codes
- Understanding skills for success in graduate school and science
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