RRC STUDENT RESOURCES

The RRC operates as part of the College of Arts and Sciences (COAS) at Boise State University with close connections to the Department of Biological Sciences.

The RRC offers technical assistance, financial and logistical support, and training to students and grant-funded researchers conducting research on raptors and raptor habitats in laboratories, field projects, or international settings. Sponsored projects include research with state and federal natural resource agencies, non-governmental organizations, and international partners.

Boise State University and the RRC have a cooperative agreement with the USGS Forest and Rangeland Ecosystem Science Center–Snake River Field Station–to promote cooperative scientific research and development, monitoring, and collaborative technological and educational partnerships in ecology and natural resources. Additionally, locally based Intermountain Bird Observatory and The Peregrine Fund collaborate with the RRC on student research and conservation efforts.

International research collaborations are also frequently active and productive.

• RRC Resources and Forms: Includes links to resources on academic calendars and deadlines, AI use, Boise State acronyms, Bronco shuttle, maps, on-campus dining, emergency procedures, facilities, Help Desk, libraries, campus services and policies, and Zoom. Also has RRC and campus form links.

• College of Arts and Sciences (COAS) Student Success: Features resources to help students with schoolwork, navigating the transition to college life, planning their academic careers, academic advising, and more.

• Graduate College Website

• Graduate Student Success Services

• Graduate College Student Forms

• Intermountain Bird Observatory – University Student Learning: Please coordinate with your advisor regarding time spent volunteering for IBO.

• Student Life Essentials

• Student Success Hub: See “For Students” for a “comprehensive resource for fostering academic growth and personal development at Boise State University.”

• Graduate Catalog: Interactive catalog with official information about programs and courses offered. Includes a search function and downloadable PDF of the catalog.

• Academic Advisement Report: Navigate to My Boise State > Student Center > Advising and Academic Progress > My Academic Requirements. Shows what classes were taken wnd what still needs to be taken to fulfill your graduate study requirements.

• Boise State Course Search: Select "Graduate" and the semester to see courses that are being offered, instructors, mode of instruction, and dates. Drills down by field of study with no search functions for specific courses.

• Boise State University Tuition and Fees, including Complete List of Course Fees

• Class Search (Enroll): Navigate to My Boise State > Student Center > Class Search and Enrollment > Class Search and Enroll. Enroll for classes and see exactly what's being offered including more detail than course search, such as how many seats are still available or search for BIOL598 to see all seminars being offered in the upcoming semester. You can search for each class number but not a range such as BIOL 561-567. Additional search functionality and filters are in development.