New fellowship for entomology grad students in aquatic entomology

A new fellowship is available for entomology graduate students to apply for the Gordon E. Guyer Fellowship in Aquatic Entomology.

A new fellowship is available for Entomology graduate students to apply for the Gordon E. Guyer Fellowship in Aquatic Entomology. This fellowship helps support a graduate student in the Department of Entomology whose graduate program is focused on Aquatic Entomology. This fellowship was established by Gordon E. Guyer, a former faculty member and Chairperson of the Department of Entomology, as well as a former president of Michigan State University.

Selected recipients must have an outstanding academic record and must be admitted with enrollment pending as a graduate student OR currently enrolled as a graduate student in the Department of Entomology at MSU studying aquatic entomology.

Read more about the Gordon E. Guyer Fellowship in Aquatic Entomology.

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