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10maddenm

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    Buffalo, New York
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    2014 Fall
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    Biology; Animal Behavior; EEB

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  1. You might be able to find some interesting things on the Society of Conservation Biology job board, Texas A&M job board, or the AZA (Association of Zoos and Aquariums) websites. I've seen a lot of volunteering and internship positions posted there.
  2. I'm also big on animal behavior and definitely am looking into graduate programs where I can focus on this. I've done research throughout my undergraduate education in zoo settings, but would like to get more into doing fieldwork. I'm at Canisius College and will be graduating in May (can't come soon enough!), but they have an amazing BS in Animal Behavior, Ecology, and Conservation. I know you already have a BA, but there's lots of opportunity for doing research as an undergraduate. We even have someone (Christy Hoffman) who does cognitive research with canines. Canisius also offers a MSc in Anthrozoology (http://www.canisius.edu/anthrozoology/). I've really enjoyed it here and I came in wanting to be a vet, but switched to doing research because I love it so much. The Animal Behavior Society website that Dedi referenced would be a great spot for you to start looking.
  3. I'm from the US and applied to University of Winnipeg in their MSc in Bioscience, Technology, and Public Policy because I really like my POI and we seemed to get along really well during a Skype session in December. Right now, its my top choice. It seems they're waiting on funding or something like that (from the email that I got from the POI). I was wondering if anyone could give me an impression about the school because I've never been there. I didn't see anyone who applied there, but it doesn't appear to be as large as other schools in Canada.
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