People
Advisees at University of Arkansas at Monticello
Coming soon
Expected Graduation: Fall 2025.
Research topic: "Coming soon"
Prajwol (Babu) Subedi
Expected Graduation: Fall 2025.
Research topic: "Assessing biomass and carbon stock in present land use and developing a high-resolution forest canopy cover dataset for the State of Arkansas, USA"
Segun (Micheal) Adedapo
Expected Graduation: Fall 2024
Research topic: "Characterization of FOAgREC Soils and Development of Fine-Scale Soil Properties Maps".
M.S. Thesis Committees at University of Arkansas at Monticello
Katherina Schroyer
Expected Graduation: Fall 2024.
Research topic: "Monitoring the response of waterbirds and vegetation to the drawdown of Big Lake National Wildlife Refuge".
Shadia Alzurqani
Expected Graduation: Fall 2024.
Research topic: "Mapping and monitoring the spatial and temporal variation of agricultural and meteorological drought in Arkansas, USA".
James Borland
Expected Graduation: Fall 2023.
Research topic: "Coming soon"
Hickle Katheryn (CFANR-UAM Alumni: Class of 2022)
Graduated: Fall 2022.
Research topic: "Landscape-level Habitat Suitability Model for Black Bear, Prothonotary Warbler, and Rafinesque’s Big-Eared Bat to Guide Management Decisions in the Cache River Floodplains of Arkansas".
How to apply for M.S. degree at CFANR-UAM:
To begin the application process, you must apply to University of Arkansas at Monticello as well as College of Forestry, Agriculture & Natural Resources.
The UAM admission process can be found on the following website. https://www.uamont.edu/admissions/index.html
List of the required forms and documents needed to begin the admission process to the College of Forestry, Agriculture & Natural Resources.
College Transcripts
GRE Scores
TOEFL Scores (For international applicants whose native language is not English)
These forms should be sent to the College of Forestry, Agriculture & Natural Resources, Graduate Program, P.O. Box 3468, Monticello, AR 71656, or they may be emailed to Ms. Rhonda Parris at parris@uamont.edu. Please note that all reference materials must come to Ms. Rhonda directly from the person writing the reference.
Degree Requirements:
Candidates for the master's degree at CFANR-UAM must earn a minimum of 24 semester hours of credit in coursework plus earn a minimum of 4-6 additional hours of thesis research hours, for a total of 30 hours.
Required Courses (18 hours):
FRS 5113 Applied Pred. Stat. (Fall Odd Year) (3-credit)
FRS 5123 Applied Comp. Stat. and Infer. (Fall Even Year) (3-credit)
FRS 5103 Research Methods (Fall Even Year) (3-credit)
FRS 5293 Contemp. Issues in Nat. Res. Cons.(Spr. Even Year) (3-credit)
FRS 5203 Social Aspects of Nat.l Res. Mgmt. (Spr. Odd Year) (3-credit)
FRS 5223 Natural Resource Ecology (Spr. Even Year) (3-credit)
Elective Courses (6-8 hours)
Research and Thesis (4-6 hours)
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