TimesThe Environmental Science Program at American University in Washington DC invites applications from students interested in graduate work at the interface of science and policy. Funded positions are available as early as January 2006. Because of increased funding for the coming year, we anticipate being able to support a larger class for 06/07. Located minutes from downtown DC, and the states of Maryland and Virginia, graduate students in our program have the unique opportunity to build on classroom instruction with internships and fellowships at all levels of government as well as with the many NGO’s headquartered in this region. The Environmental Studies Program offers competitive fellowships, teaching assistantships and student grants to qualified applicants and, as noted above, we anticipate and increase in awards for 06/07. For more information, go to: 1A1A,1A1A,FFFFwww.american.edu/cas/env_std/environ_about.html or contact Dr. Stephen MacAvoy at 1A1A,1A1A,FFFFmacavoy@american.edu or 202-885-3003