Should Graduate Education Count More toward Certification by The Wildlife Society?

Should Graduate Education Count More toward Certification by The Wildlife Society?

Although they fully recognize the importance of experience in developing competent wildlife professionals, West et al argue that graduate education can contribute equally, if not more so, to one's professional growth. They present current requirements of The Wildlife Society and discuss how the...

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Veröffentlicht in:Wildlife Society bulletin 2002-04, Vol.30 (1), p.273-277
Hauptverfasser: West, Ben C., Messmer, Terry A., Caudell, Joe N., Schmidt, Robert N.
Format: Artikel
Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
Fisheries management
Graduate students
Graduate studies
Guidelines
In My Opinion
Professional development
Professionals
Research grants
Wildlife
Wildlife biology
Wildlife conservation
Wildlife damage management
Wildlife ecology
Wildlife management
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Zusammenfassung:Although they fully recognize the importance of experience in developing competent wildlife professionals, West et al argue that graduate education can contribute equally, if not more so, to one's professional growth. They present current requirements of The Wildlife Society and discuss how they believe current guidelines undervalue the role of graduate education in professional development.
ISSN:0091-7648
1938-5463