ESPP

ESPP is structured to be flexible and inclusive. A relatively small staff administers programs. Any faculty member at MSU can affiliate with ESPP, and any graduate student can take classes. ESPP's Faculty Advisory Council, composed of faculty, helps set priorities along with the Graduate Program Council which shapes the program's doctoral specialization. ESPP is also advised and funded by the Deans of the Colleges of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, and Engineering and the Graduate School; the Director of AgBioResearch; the Vice President for Research and Graduate Studies; and the Provost... We are an umbrella for environmental research and graduate education at MSU, working together with colleges and departments in a collaborative manner to solve environmental problems.

Also known as: Environmental Science & Policy Program, Michigan State University

Primary location: East Lansing United States