| Aquaculture/Fisheries Graduate Program - Student Life in Arkansas |
| General Information |
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Pine Bluff population – 53,419 White Hall population – 4,732 Little Rock population – 184,081 North Little Rock population - 59,474 Pine Bluff Distance to Cities:
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| A Day in the Life of a UAPB Graduate Student |
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A day in the life a graduate student will change day to day.
During the regular semester you will have about two or three
classes. In those classes there will be only graduate students
with the exception of a few classes that contain undergraduates.
Classes will be small, containing from 5-10 students. Individual
research varies depending on the scope of the research. Some
students will spend most of their time at the pond research
facility and others will spend it in the lab or on rivers or
lakes.
The nice thing about UAPB is that projects are big and there is always a need for help. Thus, if you work in a lab and need to get out, there are opportunities to sample rivers or harvest fish in aquaculture ponds. If students have time, they are expected to help with other student’s research as needed. Summer is mostly research with one or two classes. Students are expected to be in every class unless research needs to be done. The only other excuse for missing class is a school related meeting. January through March is the time of scientific and stakeholder meetings. UAPB students will be expected to do a poster or a PowerPoint presentation at all UAPB meetings (UAPB Research Forum, UAPB Rural Life Conference). Other meetings you may present at will be throughout the state and out of state. The amount of meetings you attend will depend on the amount of quality research you have completed and the available money your major professor has for you. Previous meeting locations have included New Orleans, San Antonio, Las Vegas, Atlanta, St. Louis, Hawaii, Alaska, Florida, South Carolina, and Wisconsin. |
| Living in Pine Bluff, Little Rock, or White Hall, AR: |
Below you will find links to the various sections that contain
important information for living as a graduate student at UAPB:
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