Financial Support
Graduate assistantship and fellowship support is available to full-time students on a competitive basis. You can be awarded financial support and be eligible for stipends and remission of tuition and fees. Students currently receive a stipend of $22,660 per 12-month period. Funding comes from a combination of program fellowship support, graduate teaching assistantships, and grant support from your faculty advisor. If you are receiving financial assistance, you must register as a full-time student each semester (at least 6 credit hours of environmental science and related courses).
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Internships
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's water research division in Cincinnati frequently hosts student interns whose research interests overlap those of the division's objectives. Wright State Ph.D. students and Ph.D. program faculty interested in exploring internship opportunities in collaboration with the EPA in Cincinnati should contact Steven Higgins, Ph.D. at 937-775-2479 or steven.higgins@wright.edu.
The Yellow Springs Instruments (YSI) Environmental Ph.D. Fellowship
Yellow Springs Instruments, a leading company in the manufacture of environmental monitoring equipment, has endowed a fellowship supplement that will be awarded to students who have demonstrated exemplary potential or performance in the Environmental Sciences Ph.D. program. Awards will be made once per year. For more information visit the Yellow Springs Instruments website.
YSI Fellowship Award Recipients
- David Peterman 2016-17
- Elizabeth Roberson 2014-15
- Daniel Marsh, 2012–13
- Katlin Bowman, 2012–13
- Jacquelyn Bracco, 2012–13
- Kyle Danielson, 2011–12
- Samantha Davis, 2010–11
- Phil Lavretsky, 2009–10
- Thomas Kannanayakal, 2005–06
