student working with a pipette in a laboratory filled with equipment and storage containers

Division of Biological and Biomedical Sciences

Fawn on grass hill overlooking the oval at UM

Resources for EE Graduate Students

Committees and Reading Groups

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    • President and student rep at EE faculty meetings: Evan Stark-Dykema
    • Vice President (and Graduate Employee Union department steward): Jessica Scales
    • Orientation Weekend and Prospective Student Weekend Committee: Ezra Mendales, Whitney Adam, Rosalee Elting
    • 3pm discussion group leaders/seminar committee: FALL: Harris Sloan and Heidi Abresh, SPRING: Linnea Schaefer and Ezra Mendales
    • Student Support Committee: Linnea Shaefer and Cora Steinbach
    • Social Coordinators: Nicole Lopez and Cynthia Ulbing

Events

Cutting-edge research in a collaborative context

EE grad students equal those at any major research university in aptitude, ambition, and accomplishment. They work with internationally-recognized faculty who, like them, have chosen an academic trail-less-traveled but pursue their science with full intensity. They conduct research in our beautiful backyard of the Northern Rockies, in modern labs and facilities on-campus, and at field sites and collaborating labs around the world. Most importantly, they work and learn (and play) together. 

EE Grad Student holding a rhino beetle.
EE Grad Student holding a rhino beetle.
Grad students in the field at night gathered around a flashlight.
Grad students in the field at night gathered around a flashlight.
Graduate student placing antler in scanning device
Graduate student placing antler in scanning device
Students gathered around a yellow flower in the lab.
Students gathered around a yellow flower in the lab.
Colorful sunset on flathead lake with a canoe on the water.
Colorful sunset on flathead lake with a canoe on the water.
Osprey flying with montain-scape background
Osprey flying with montain-scape background