Understand, Predict and Communicate the Role and Response of Lakes in a Changing Global Environment
Training Opportunities
GLEON offers a number of training opportunities for students and scientists at any career stage:
- Workshops organized by the GLEON Student Association (GSA) and others are available during the GLEON All Hands' meetings. Browse the meetings webpage to see topics and details for past and upcoming meetings.
- In 2021, the GSA Workshop Subcommittee established the Limnoseries: Workshops & Lectures to run every other month in an online format. We will be setting up a new page for this series, but for now, you can find information posted on the Workshops page.
- The GLEON Fellowship Program trains cohorts of graduate students to exploit the rich information content of large and diverse data sets, operate effectively in diverse international teams, and communicate outcomes to a broad range of audiences. The most recent cohort is participating in the Lake Expedition 2020.
Past Training Programs
- International Summer School in Limnology, 2014 - Lake Ecology and Temporal Dynamics
Dates: 23 August to 3 September 2014
Location: Evian-les Bain, France
Application deadline: 15 June 2014
Confirmation of enrollment: 20 June 2014
This opportunity to study the lake systems took place at the GLEON site by Lake Geneva.
Contact: INRA - University of Savoie (France) - Dr. Bernard MOUNTUELLE
Updated: 29 March 2021
This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant Number DBI RCN 0639229 and MSB 1137327, 1137353. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.
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