The John B. Anderson Graduate Fellowship will help support the next generation of students to develop science-based solutions for the world's most pressing problems, through collaborative research with Houston's unique combination of energy, medical, chemical and space sectors.
Contribute to the John B. Anderson Graduate Fellowship
The above link will take you to the EEPS Endowment support page. Use the drop down list to select Human Impacts for the Earth endowment to support the John B. Anderson Fellowship.
Help the Department of Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences provide unique, collaborative research opportunities for graduate students studying Earth processes, with a particular focus on understanding human impacts on Earth’s habitability. Projects and programs addressing the past and present state of Earth’s surface, subsurface, oceans, atmosphere, and climate contribute to our understanding of Earth’s future environment, hazards, and resources, which affect us all.
The 2025 Graduate Fellow will be announced soon!
For questions or if you would like to discuss developing new opportunities, please contact EEPS Department Chair Julia Morgan (morganj@rice.edu) or Jackie Macha (jackie.macha@rice.edu) Director of Development Wiess School of Natural Sciences Office