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WHO WE ARE
WHO WE ARE
The Aquatic Ecology and Fisheries Laboratory was established at the University of Wisconsin - Green Bay in the Fall of 2011 by Dr. Patrick Forsythe. The University of Wisconsin–Green Bay is a public university in Green Bay, Wisconsin, with regional campuses in Marinette, Manitowoc, and Sheboygan and was founded in 1965. UW-Green Bay was dubbed Eco U ® by Harper’s Magazine and Newsweek in the early 1970s, and since opening in 1968, students have had the opportunity to gain rich field-based experiences, and be part of the "most exciting and promising educational experiment...anywhere." With the world's largest freshwater estuary just moments away from our campus, the AEFL has worked hard over the years to build on the "Eco U" foundation while exploring a broad swath of research questions pertaining to aspects of freshwater aquatic ecology that have regional importance.
PAGE SUMMARIES
PAGE SUMMARIES
Home page: An overview of the lab and how to join
People: Names and projects of current and past graduate students, core faculty, and technical staff
Projects: Summaries of current projects the lab is working on
Publications: A list of scientific articles authored by members in the AEFL
Lab Resources: Information on various lab and boat-related equipment at AEFL's disposal
Gallery: Pictures from over the years of the AEFL's activities
American Fisheries Society: Information on the University of Wisconsin - Green Bay's American Fisheries Society Student Subunit
JOIN THE AEFL
JOIN THE AEFL
The AEFL is always looking for graduate and undergraduate students to join the lab! However, please note that research opportunities (especially those at the graduate level) are generally contingent upon levels of extramural funding and space for new students to begin their journey. For general inquiries, interested students are encouraged to connect with Dr. Forsythe via email (forsythp@uwgb.edu) and share (1) a brief statement of interest, (2) a CV or resume, and (3) contact information for several references as a single PDF.
Undergraduate student technicians are frequently hired for the summer months under a fixed stipend and housing is available on campus. Graduate students receive MS their degree in Environmental Science and Policy which focuses on the identification and analysis of environmental issues, and on developing innovative, interdisciplinary approaches and solutions to problems.
Additional information on the ES&P program and other faculty who may be seeking graduate research assistants can be found at https://www.uwgb.edu/environmental-science-policy/.
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