Prospective Students & Contact

I am interested in mentoring students and researchers at all levels (undergraduate, masters, and post-doctoral) who are creative, independent, hard working, and willing to challenge themselves intellectually. If you're a prospective student interested in applying to my lab, you should first check out the general information on our department's website for more information on the Biology and Wildlife Biology Undergraduate Programs and the Master's in Biology graduate program. This will give you basic details on our minimum admission requirements, cost of study, financial support, and timeline.

Prospective Master's Students

If you are interested in applying to the Master's program and to be a part of my research lab, please email me (dmaag@wtamu.edu) first to see if I am able to accept any new students in the next academic year cycle.

Within that email you should talk about when you would be applying to the program and why you want to work with me and in our lab. You should also include the following in the email:

Your current Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Should include you GPA, three professional references, relevant college coursework (biology, wildlife, math, statistics, etc.) and relevant research experiences (publications, presentations, Lab/Field technician positions, etc.)
Your Statement of Research Interests (Areas of research you want to work in, potential projects we could work on together, etc.)

Prospective Undergraduate Students

If you are interested in applying to either the Biology or Wildlife Biology undergraduate programs and would like me as your advisor and/or be a part of my research lab, please email me (dmaag@wtamu.edu) first to see if I am able to accept new advisees.

Within that email you should talk about when you would be applying to the program, why you want me to be your advisor, and why you want to work with me and the graduate students in our lab.

For all other inquires

Feel free to email me or use the quick contact form below.