However, I truly believe that in order for a mentor relationship to be successful there must be a valid context of knowledge present. There are limitations with regards to disciplines in which it would be beneficial to you as a student to work exclusively with me, due to the varying depth of knowledge and training inherent in each of the degrees and my knowledge thereof. Within a Master degree program potential areas of study include mycology, plant pathology, and botany. Under a co-mentorship with another faculty member in anthropology, biophysics, biochemistry, chemistry, geology, paper science, physics, microbiology, zoology. I would be very willing to co-mentor a student in botany and some areas of zoology.
Financial support is a strong possibility.