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Potential students can get to know us and how to apply below. If you are a current graduate student in the Department, check out our current student resources.

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Welcome! MSU Entomology is a vibrant and internationally-recognized unit committed to interdisciplinary research, teaching and extension at local, regional, national and international scales. We have approximately 30 faculty, 40 graduate students and 30 undergraduate majors and minors with diverse interests spanning from fundamental to applied studies.

Excited to join us at MSU?

A useful resource will be the student handbook, Guide to Graduate Study. Also, you are invited to contact our graduate program director and secretary for more information:

Graduate Program Director
Anthony Cognato
517-432-2369, cognato@msu.edu

Graduate Secretary
Heather Lenartson-Kluge
517-355-4665, lenartso@msu.edu

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