Interested in a graduate degree in Sedimentary Basin Studies at WVU?
What to do:
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Check out the information posted to my research page and learn more about the kinds of projects that are currently ongoing.
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Send me an email to inquire if there will be openings available to new students for the semester you would plan to begin the program.
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Please use "Prospective Graduate Student" in the subject line.
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Let me know if a particular research project piques your interest.
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Specify if you intend to seek a MS or PhD
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Include a brief resume and copy of your transcript(s) - unofficial transcripts are fine.
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Check out the work of my other great colleagues at WVU who study sedimentary rocks, tectonic processes, paleoclimate and/or geochemistry:
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Kathy Benison​
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James Lamsdell
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Shikha Sharma
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Jaime Toro
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Learn a bit about the department, the university and Morgantown.
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If you decide you are serious about graduate studies at WVU, ask to schedule a zoom meeting with me, or, if feasible, plan a visit to see our department, meet current students and see if our program has what you are looking for.
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See if you qualify for any of WVU's fellowships and scholarchips. At this time, most are limited to PhD students who are incoming students.