Department of EntomologyEntomology Graduate Program
Graduate Studies in Entomology
Entomology has been a core component of Purdue University and the College of Agriculture since 1879. Our students explore opportunities well beyond the confines of their primary research areas, through opportunities for multi-disciplinary work, leadership roles throughout the university and participation in the teaching and extension missions of the university.
Ongoing areas of research
- Biological control
- Insect biochemistry and cell biology
- Insect-plant interactions
- Integrated pest management
- Landscape ecology
- Molecular, behavioral, and population genetics
- Systematic entomology
- Urban and industrial entomology
- Vector biology
Degrees and Programs
Contact Information
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Dr. Ian Kaplan
ikaplan@purdue.edu
Professor of Entomology & Graduate Chair
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Address application questions to:
Amanda Wilson
apendle@purdue.edu
Academic Program Administrator
765-494-9061
Applying to the Purdue Entomology Graduate Program
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From actors to technical workers to stage crew members, Elaina Grott believes everyone has a special role in this play we call life.
She describes herself as a behind-the-scenes character, one who is ready to make a difference through hard work and compassion for others.
Though her studies are focused on animals, her heart is focused on the people in the communities where she lives.
