AgBioFEWS Application : Genetic Engineering and Society Center

Personal Information

Name*

First Middle Last

Email*

Phone*

Mobile number preferred

Gender*

Female
Male
Nonbinary
Other

Are you from an underrepresented minority group?*

Yes
No
Prefer not to answer

Are you a U.S. citizen or or legal permanent U.S. resident?*

Not a requirement of the program

Yes
No
Prefer not to answer

What is your nationality?*

Country of residence?*

Narrative Questions

1. Why are you applying to join the cohort-based AgBioFEWS program?*

What would you bring to the program, and how would it augment what you expect to gain from within your selected PhD program? (200-500 words)

2. Teamwork experience*

From your specific experiences, what have been the challenges and benefits for you of working as part of a student or professional team? Why do you want to be on a team as a part of your PhD program? (200-500 words)

3. Discuss a peer-reviewed paper or a media article that describes what you consider an exemplary interdisciplinary effort to address or solve a problem. What makes this exemplary?*

Provide appropriate citation(s). (400-500 words)

Interview*

Because of COVID-19 pandemic we will not be conducting in-person interviews at our annual recruitment event in March 2021. If your application is selected for the final round of reviews, we will be contacting you for an online interview with our Selection Committee in March (Date TBD).

I understand that it is a requirement to attend an online interview in March 2021 as part of the interview process and I will save that date in March (Date TBD).

Field Studies*

Ideally, in the first year of the program students will spend 2 weeks in late summer prior to the start of their first Fall classes living and working in a farm community in eastern North Carolina. Given the COVID pandemic, this experience is most likely to be delayed until June or August of 2022 so that we don’t put any of our students or faculty at risk. If you have any concerns or questions about the field studies, please list those in the additional comments box at the end of this application.

I understand this is a requirement of the AgBioFEWS fellowship.

Educational Information

Are you currently enrolled in an eligible* NC State doctoral degree program?*

See list of PhD Options

Yes
No

Which degree program are you currently enrolled in?*

NC State Student ID*

This is the nine-digit ID number assigned when filling out the Graduate School application

Which NC State doctoral degree program(s) are you applying to?*

AgBioFEWS PhD Cohort Fellows must also apply to at least one of NC State's 58 PhD-granting programs for the upcoming 2020-21 academic year. You may search for/select multiple programs from the list below:

Program Status*

What is the status of your PhD program application(s)?

Accepted into program
Application(s) submitted
Application(s) NOT yet submitted

Indicate if there are specific faculty you are hoping to work with.

[Optional] You may select one or more faculty from the AgBioFEWS team below, or -Not Listed- and the option to provide their name(s) will appear.

Add unlisted faculty

Referred by

How did you hear about the AgBioFEWS program? If you were referred to AgBioFEWS by an individual(s), please list them here. [Optional]

Referrer's Name

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Position & Institution

Referrer’s email address

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Referrer's Name

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Position & Institution

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Additional Comments

Would you like to add any additional information for the admissions committee to consider?

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Interdisciplinary NSF Research Traineeship:

AgBioFEWS Application
Apply to become a PhD Fellow (2021 Cohort) in the Agricultural Biotechnology In Our Evolving Food, Energy, and Water Systems Research Traineeship

2021 Application period will open in October. Please contact Dawn Rodriguez-Ward with any questions at dtward2@ncsu.edu.

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Additional Comments

Agricultural and Extension Education
Agriculture and Resource Economics
Applied Ecology
Biochemistry
Bioinformatics
Biological and Agricultural Engineering
Biology
Biomathematics
Communication Rhetoric and Digital Media
Comparative Biomedical Sciences
Crop Science
Design
Engineering and Technology Education
Entomology
Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology
Food Science
Forest Biomaterials
Forestry and Environmental Resources
Functional Genomics
Genetics
Geospatial Analytics
Horticultural Science
Marine, Earth, and Atmospheric Sciences
Microbiology
Nutrition
Operations Research
Plant Biology
Plant Pathology
Psychology
Public Administration
Public History
Science Education
Sociology
Soil Science
Statistics
Toxicology

-Not Listed-
Dr. Fred Gould (PI) (Genetic Engineering and Ecology)
Dr. Jennifer Kuzma (Co-PI) (Risk Analysis and Governance Systems)
Dr. Jason A. Delborne (Co-PI) (Biotechnology and Public Engagement)
Dr. Zachary Brown (Co-PI) (Bioeconomics)
Dr. Heike Sederoff (Co-PI) (Plant Systems and Synthetic Biology)
Dr. Rodolphe Barrangou (Gene Editing, CRISPR Biochemistry and Genetic Engineering)
Dr. Jade Berry-James (Public Administration and Social Equity)
Dr. Andrew Binder (Science Communication and Public Opinion)
Dr. Rebecca Dunning (Socioeconomic Aspects of Food Systems and Supply Chains)
Dr. Keith Edmisten (Weed Management)
Dr. Jean Goodwin (Public Science)
Dr. Nora Haenn (Sociocultural Analysis)
Dr. Ron Heiniger (Agricultural Water and Energy Use )
Dr. James (Jim) Holland (Plant Breeding)
Dr. Robert (Bob) Kelly (Biotechnology Research and Education)
Dr. Todd Kuiken (Global/National Policy; DIYbio Community)
Dr. Alun Lloyd (Mathematical Modeling)
Dr. Dominic Reisig (Pest Management)
Dr. Jean Ristaino (Disease Epidemiology and Population Genetics)
Dr. Anna Whitfield (Virology)
Dr. Kelly Zering (Agricultural Systems Analysis)

Interdisciplinary NSF Research Traineeship:

AgBioFEWS Application Apply to become a PhD Fellow (2021 Cohort) in the Agricultural Biotechnology In Our Evolving Food, Energy, and Water Systems Research Traineeship

2021 Application period will open in October. Please contact Dawn Rodriguez-Ward with any questions at dtward2@ncsu.edu.

Quick Links

Contact Us

Application Form

Personal Information

Narrative Questions

Educational Information

Referred by

Additional Comments

AgBioFEWS Application
Apply to become a PhD Fellow (2021 Cohort) in the Agricultural Biotechnology In Our Evolving Food, Energy, and Water Systems Research Traineeship