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Entomology Graduate Program

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Dr. Matthew Turnbull, Entomology Graduate Coordinator
B10C Long Hall, Clemson University, Clemson, SC 29634-0315
Telephone: 864-656-5038E-mail: turnbul@clemson.edu


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The Entomology Graduate Program, administered though the Department of Entomology, Soils, and Plant Sciences offers two research degrees. The MS and PhD degrees require student to conduct research leading to the writing of a thesis (MS) or dissertation (PhD). Students also may pursue a non-thesis MS degree in Plant and Environmental Science with an emphasis in entomology.

The Entomology faculty are known for their commitment to teaching and working with students. They are at the forefront of research in their areas and are national and international leaders in their fields in four primary research areas — Applied Agricultural Entomology, Arthropod Biodiversity, Insect Molecular Genetics, and Urban Entomology.

Program Code 148.

 

Entomology Graduate Degree Requirements

Plant and Environmental Science

Our Newest Alums

August 2009 graduates, Sunny Malik, Walter Manyangarirwa, Richard Reeves, Ernesto Robayo and Jonathan Camack
August 2009 graduates, Sunny Malik, PhD Plant & Environmental Sciences, Walter Manyangarirwa, PhD Entomology,
Richard Reeves, MS Entomology, Ernesto Robayo, MS Plant & Environmental Sciences, and
Jonathan Camack, MS Entomology (not pictured Drew Tebeau, MS Entomology).

Additional Resources

Deadlines for December 17, 2009 Graduation

Submit GS2 Form - August 10, 2009

Submit Diploma Order online (GS4 Form) - September 8, 2009

Order Cap, Gown & Hood - Herff Jones site

Date, Time and Location of Defense is due in writing (hard copy or e-mail) to Enrolled Services 10 days prior to defense.

Take oral and/or written exam (GS7) - December 4, 2009.

Submit completed thesis or dissertation for format approval from the Manuscript Review Office - December 4, 2009 (The only revisions you may make after this date are formatting revisions requested by the Manuscript Review Office.)

All revisions requested by the Manuscript Review Office must be completed and approved by the Manuscript Review Office - December 11, 2009 (This date should also appear at top of Approval Page.)

 

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Entomology, Soils, & Plant Sciences Department
Agronomy -- Entomology -- Plant Pathology -- Soil Science
114 Long Hall, Clemson University
Clemson, SC 299634-0315
office (864)656-3111 fax (864)656-0274

 

M.S. and Ph.D. in Entomology -- B.S. in Biological Sciences Entomology Emphasis
M.S. and Ph.D. in Plant & Environmental Science -- B.S. in Soils and Sustainable Crop Systems
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