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Wildlife Research Capstone
Wildlife Research Capstone course where students synthesize wildlife ecology concepts, develop a research proposal, conduct a pilot field study, and design a social survey to prepare for a research career.
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What you’ll be able to do
Identify contemporary ‘real world’ issues facing wildlife specialists
Apply knowledge gained in their academic programs to develop plans for addressing these issues
Defend proposed plans in written and oral forma
Collaborate effectively in a team to carry out proposed plans
Communicate findings in the form of written reports, professional presentations, and informal social media public communication
Apply key professional skills marketable to future employers
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| Section | Mode | Enrolled / capacity | Waitlist |
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| LEC 001 | Classroom Instruction | 0 / 12 | 0 |
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the class
Synthesize concepts in wildlife ecology and prepare for a wildlife research career. Develop a professional-quality research proposal for an extended project, carry out a pilot ecological field study, and design and implement a social survey questionnaire.
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Topics
- Wildlife ecology
- Ecological field study design and implementation
- Social survey questionnaire design
- Contemporary issues facing wildlife specialists
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- Developing research proposals, conducting pilot field studies, and designing social surveys.
- Defending proposed plans in written and oral formats.
- Communicating findings through reports, presentations, and social media.
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Wildlife Research Capstone
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