
Fellowships
The Kenneth and Marion Parkhurst Natural Areas Fellowship is designed to provide experiential learning for a prospective leader of natural history and environmental interpretation. The applicant must show leadership skills and initiative, as well as possess high quality communication and interpersonal skills. The applicant may be enrolled in any concentration or program, but will be expected to take courses appropriate to the understanding of natural history, ecological processes of the Natural Areas, and the development of interpretive and research skills. The applicant must demonstrate a strong interest in and commitment to a lifelong pursuit of knowledge and discovery about the natural world, communication of this knowledge, and values which provide for the preservation of natural areas and biodiversity.
If you are interested in applying for the Kenneth and Marion Parkhurst Natural Areas Fellowship, please visit UM-Dearborn’s Office of Financial Aid web site.
For more information, you may also contact:
David Susko, EIC Director
dsusko@umd.umich.edu
(313) 583-6448
Our Parkhurst Fellows:
2012-2013 Raymond Michael Sullivan
2011-2012 Mary Fastiggi
2010-2011 Mary Fastiggi
2009-2010 Dana Wloch
2008-2009 Deirdre Devlin
2007-2008 Emily Hughes
2006-2007 Katherine Evans
2005-2006 Jeffrey Boutain
2004-2005 Katherine Evans
2003-2004 Katherine Evans
2002-2003 Kimberly Daly
2001-2002 Andrew Tluczek
2000-2001 Jennifer Panek
1999-2000 Stephen Locke
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