About the Program
The Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior doctoral program brings together expert faculty from across multiple academic departments including biological sciences, geosciences, and anthropology, as well as the Human-Environment Systems research center in the College of Innovation and Design. Students in the program have the opportunity to experience Idaho’s rich natural resources and biodiversity which offer a unique landscape for learning and research opportunities. Students also have opportunities to work with local and international organizations including the Intermountain Bird Observatory, the U.S. Geological Survey Snake River Field Station, the Peregrine Fund, Gorongosa National Park in Mozambique, Africa, and others as they collaborate with faculty members and professional field scientists from all around Idaho.
EEB Program News
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Monday Feb 5th, 2024
Nicholas Kolarik is defending on March 5th at 1pm
Title: Data fusion and hindcasting for describing water availability and the associated effects of land… -
Friday Feb 17th, 2023
3 EEB students expected to defend dissertations this spring
Paige Ellestad will defend on March 2nd in MPCB 118 at 9am. Louis Jochems will… -
Thursday Feb 17th, 2022
EEB Student Jessica Bernardin Places Second in 3MT Competition
The Boise State Graduate College hosted the Boise State Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition Tuesday,… -
Sunday Aug 15th, 2021
Nicholas Kolarik and Andrii Zaiats win prestigious 3 year NASA fellowship
EEB students Nick and Andrii are the recent recipients of a 3 year NASA fellowship…. -
Thursday Nov 21st, 2019
EEB Researchers Published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
Biology Research Professor Anand Roopsind and Human-Environment Systems Assistant Professor Jodi Brandt along with their…