Graduate Fellowship MS Program General Content

The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point College of Natural Resources (UWSP-CNR) Graduate Fellowship in Residential Environmental Education is now accepting applicants for 2011. While studying in an intensive master's degree program, UWSP graduate fellows work as field Instructors and residential life leaders at Conserve School, an independent boarding school, and Treehaven, a UWSP natural resources and environmental education center. Field Instructors supervise students and lead environmental education lessons, campus and community service programs, and outdoor activities. This 2-year residential learning and working experience culminates in an MS in Natural Resources / Environmental Education. The fellowship provides a UWSP faculty-advised program and opportunities for personal and professional growth along with full tuition, living stipend, and room and board. The Graduate Fellowship is for self-motivated, flexible, team-oriented, creative and organized individuals interested in working hard in residential community, outdoor, and academic settings. Applicants should expect to participate in a wide variety of physical activities, some strenuous, in all sorts of weather. Strong academic record, outdoor skills, and experience leading students in outdoor activities preferred.

Apply today: . Questions? Contact Fran.McReynolds@UWSP.edu