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As a researcher, Jim Porter, Professor
of Ecology, has conducted extensive studies of Florida Keys
coral reefs for more than 25 years, publishing his findings
in first-tier scientific journals, including Science, Nature,
Ecology and the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
In 1993, he was awarded the University of Georgia’s Creative
Research Medal. Jim
Porter dives into his teaching with the same enthusiasm he devotes
to his coral reef research. An extraordinary teacher who receives
a near perfect rating in every class he teaches, Porter attributes
his high ratings to the fact that “I show students how
their own ideas can fit into the future advancement of knowledge.
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- The Graduate School offers 94 doctoral degree programs,
135 master’s programs, and 20 specialist degree programs.
- The Graduate School supports students in all graduate
programs across the University.
- The Graduate School provides $4.5 million in state funds
to graduate students for fellowships, assistantships, and
travel awards.
- The Graduate School assists graduate students financially
in additional areas such as thesis and dissertation writing,
leadership development, and emergency aid.
- The Graduate School develops graduate student leaders
who are mentoring and inspiring undergraduates.
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