The EEES curriculum is designed with flexibility to accommodate the broad interdisciplinary interests of our students while ensuring that they have a rigorous disciplinary foundation. Strong mentoring is provided by an advisory committee of 3-4 faculty, who are assembled to match the student, and who work with the student to develop a customized curriculum, independent research plan, and professional development program. We also encourage and facilitate bottom-up learning opportunities, which includes courses, seminars, and working groups that are designed and led by graduate students. Ecology, Evolution, Environment & Society (EEES) is a new vision for scholarship, education, and service. We are a diverse community of scholars who conduct research in the natural sciences and environmental studies, including ecology, evolution, anthropology, environmental economics, geography, and earth sciences. Our program balances the study of traditional paradigms and theory with the practical applications of science and social science that are important components of scholarship in the Anthropocene.