Criteria for Kenyan Participants:

• You must be working or studying HABs (algal bloom issues or issues related to algal blooms/phytoplankton) OR have a strong background in freshwater sciences.

• If you are a student, you must meet the following criteria to be a strong candidate for this program:

  • Enrolled in an accredited academic institution

  • Must be pursuing a Masters (2nd year or later) - or PhD-level degree;

  • Studying freshwater systems, specifically harmful algal blooms (HABS)

 

A successful candidate will:

• Receive round-trip transportation from home institution/town to the program site in Kisumu, Kenya

• Receive lodging, meals, and local transportation during the scheduled program

• Have access and use of research equipment and/or consumables necessary for the program

 

A successful candidate will be expected to:

• Engage and work with a U.S. counterpart, both in research in the field, and when creating final reports.

• Be able to participate in at least three-weeks of field work, at least five days of which will be on a research vessel in Kenyan waters of Lake Victoria.

 

If you have questions about the criteria or whether this program is a good fit for you, please contact Dr. George Bullerjahn.