If you find the work I do interesting, please reach out! Good candidates may have a background in civil, environmental, or water resources engineering, hydrology, ecology, geosciences, or a related field. Experience with coding and/or hydrologic modeling is a plus, even if only in coursework. I value interdisciplinary collaborations and community-engaged research and I welcome candidates who share an interest in one or more of these areas. Several options for projects exist; to get a sense for the work I do, see examples of current/past research here. To start a conversation, please email me your resume or CV (cvoter@udel.edu) and tell me a little bit about your research interests.

Accepted students will be fully funded and may apply/be advised through the Civil and Environmental Engineering, Earth Sciences, or Water Science and Policy Graduate Programs at the University of Delaware. I do not have a preference for which program you apply to; my main concerns are the extent to which our research interests match and whether I can commit to funding you. The University of Delaware is a research university with Land Grant, Sea Grant, and Space Grant institutes which is centrally located between New York City and Washington D.C., in Newark, Delaware. UD is committed to creating an educational community that is intellectually, culturally and socially diverse—one that is enriched by the contributions and full participation of people from many different backgrounds.