Resources: Invertebrate Zoology Graduate Program Opportunity
The Cleveland Museum of Natural History Department of Invertebrate Zoology collaborates with local universities to give graduate students the ability to earn a Master's or Ph.D. in Biology while conducting their research at the Museum!
Students may enroll in the biology program of the following Universities and work with Museum personnel during their quest for a graduate degree:
Case Western Reserve University (Department of Biology)
Cleveland State University (Department of Biological, Geological, and Environmental Sciences)
John Carroll University (Department of Biology)
For more information contact Tom Pucci at 216-231-4600 ext. 3314 or email tpucci@cmnh.org.
Graduate Funding:
Students may apply for Teaching Assistantships at the universities to obtain tuition waiver and/or a stipend.
Research in Wetlands Management at Winous Point:
Winous Point Marsh Conservancy is currently providing funding for Master's level research at their facility. The graduate program is run through a biology M.S. curriculum at a Cleveland-area college or university, while the student works in the Invertebrate Zoology Lab of The Cleveland Museum of Natural History.
Other Resources:
Have a question about insect or spider pests and curiosities?
Want to see some photos of some insects of Ohio?