Prospective Doctoral Students
I am now based in the Columbia Climate School, which has yet to launch a PhD program. As a result, I am unable to take on new doctoral students. If you are admitted to another doctoral program at Columbia and your interests align with mine, feel free to reach out, as co-advising in another school or department is sometimes possible.
Prospective Post-Doctoral Scientists
For persons at or near completion of their doctorate, there are several avenues for obtaining post-doctoral support and joining our group.
- When funding is available, job opportunity descriptions for specific project-related post-doctoral work will be posted on this webpage, as well as in one or more field-related scientific journals and on the Columbia University Recruitment of Academic Personnel System (RAPS) website.
- The Columbia Climate School administers a postdoctoral fellows program. Please consult their website for application deadline and eligibility information. Applicants submit a proposal for multi-disciplinary work in conjunction with two or more Columbia University researchers (mentors). Topics of study can include climate, health and infectious disease, among others. Applicants are encouraged to contact prospective mentors prior to submitting an application.
- The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) administers the Climate and Global Change Postdoctoral Fellowship Program. These fellowships pair postdoctoral awardees with a mentor at a host institution. The application is submitted jointly by the prospective fellow and his or her chosen mentor.
Prospective Masters of Public Health Students
The Mailman School of Public Health offers MPH degrees through six departments including EHS. In addition, to a home department, each student opts for one of 17 different certificate concentrations, including a concentration in climate and health. Applications are administered centrally through Mailman.