Code of Conduct
The CEE Lab is proud to uphold an inclusive environment for all team members. In joining our lab you commit to respecting scientists of all ages, sexes, gender identities, sexual orientations, disability status, racial & ethnic identities, religions, nationalities, and socio-economic backgrounds.
We expect our lab members to uphold this standard of inclusivity and to speak out against discrimintation or harassment of any kind.
You also agree to maintain the scientific integrity of research conducted in the CEE Lab. This includes transparency in data acquisition, a commitment to open data sharing, and producing original work.
Carly’s Mentoring Philosophy
Think of me as your science personal trainer. You’re joining the lab with an end goal in mind and my primary objective is to help you reach that goal. I will challenge you, but I will also support you. When you join the lab we’ll develop a mentoring plan that outlines your short, medium and long-term goals, milestones, and plan of action, which we will review together at least twice a year. As you carry out this plan I will advise you and help you to develop your network.
Forms and Deadlines
If you are interested in working with us in the CEE Lab, please follow the guidelines to the right that apply to you. Please note that positions are not always available and are subject to variability. See below for more information on scholarship and fellowship opportunities.
Further Info & Resources
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- The Avasthi Lab has a great primer on how to prepare for meetings with your advisor that will serve you well throughout your career.
- At a minimum, be prepared to recap your activities, review your current results clearly and succinctly, and present a plan for next steps.
- BUT don’t wait until our one-on-ones to discuss major questions hindering your progresss. My door is generally open.
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- USC Provost’s Research Fellowship
- USC Rose Hills Summer Research Fellowship
- USC SURF Summer Research Fellowship
- NSF REU – travel & stipend funding for summer research project at specific host institution (Ocean Sciences, Biological Sciences)
- NSF GRFP – Funds graduate school – Tips for applying
- USC’s Funding Opportunity Database
- Tips from Erin Mordecai on applying for graduate school
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- List of Funded Organismal Biology MSc programs
- NSF GRFP – (pre-candidacy; can only apply once) – Tips for applying
- NOAA Nancy Foster Scholarship Program
- Ford Foundation Fellowship (pre and post-candidacy)
- Hertz Foundation (pre-candidacy)
- NDSEG Fellowship (pre-candidacy)
- DOE SCGSR (funds research at DOE Lab/Facility)
- Fulbright U.S. Students Program (pre-doctoral)
- SERC Fellowships
- PADI Foundation Resarch Fellowships
- Lizard Island Doctoral Fellowships
- National Geographic Society Early Career Grants
- SSE Graduate Research Excellence Grants
- SICB Grants in Aid of Research
- P.E.O. Scholar Awards (Women in Science)
- California P.E.O. Scholar Awards (Women in Science)
- Mariam K. Chamberlain Dissertation Award (Women in Science)
- Switzer Graduate Fellowship
- Rufford Foundation (for conservation work in developing countries)
- Josephine de Karman Fellowship (final year fellowship)
- USC’s Funding Opportunity Database
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- Life Sciences Research Foundation Fellowships
- USC – CONACYT Scholars Program
- NSF Postdoctoral Research Fellowships in Biology
- NSF Postdoctoral Research Fellowship in Ocean Sciences
- Ford Foundation Fellowship
- David H. Smith Conservation Research Fellowship
- Rufford Foundation (for conservation work in developing countries)
- USC’s Funding Opportunity Database