If you're interested in watching my symposium presentation about microhabitat selection of Bird-voiced Treefrogs🐸 from my @NSF REU internship at @NGRREC this summer, you can view it here: https://t.co/Kc1jtWyQMU
#WomenInSTEM#firstgenpride
Life update: my job is to hold birds!🐦
In August, I started my graduate position at @UNTsocial studying wintering American Kestrels with Dr. James Bednarz.
I can't believe my first semester is almost over, but that just means it's field season time❄️🦅
After 14 months, 27,000 miles, 40 states, 2 Canadian provinces, and 35 National Parks, we are ending our vanlife journey. Onto the next chapter! #gradschool
I have officially been offered a TA position to obtain my MS in Biology at the University of North Texas, while studying the movement ecology of American Kestrels. So excited to start this fall🤗
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Hi all! My name is Simon! You can call me Si! I’m an undergrad currently looking for PhD programs! I’m hugely passionate about Bolitoglossa and would be willing to move anywhere in the world to research them, but I also love tropical frogs and would happy to research them too!!🐸
As many of you know, I have been traveling in a van across the country since May. If you are interested in following along, we post casually on Instagram @ winifred.the.winnebago
I also just began a reflection journal on Substack: https://t.co/0KskKeuR2i
[1/n] I am offering a free Zoom "intro to R" data visualization workshop on November 5th, 2022 after popular demand. Specifically, I will go through the use of ggplot2. All disciplines and beginner* R skill levels are welcome. @PhDVoice@AcademicChatter@OpenAcademics
Attention #sciencetwitter 📢❗️ If you, or someone you know, is looking for a hardworking student for an ecology lab M.S. graduate #assistantship starting in the summer/fall of 2023, I would love to talk. (It's me, I'm the student🙂)
Hello Twitter! It's been awhile. I have been traveling the US in my 1987 Winnebago since May. I have been to 10 states, and will soon be going to Canada for the first time! Here are some of my favorite pictures from the trip so far🌎🏔⛺️
A small frog is making big headlines thanks to the intriguing findings of researchers, led by #SIUECAS’s Richard Essner, PhD, professor in the Dept. of Biological Sciences. The clumsy pumpkin toadlet study was published in the prestigious @ScienceAdvances. https://t.co/jNHA3Pem8F
I will be traveling around the USA for the next year in a 1987 Winnebago🌎 and will attend graduate school in the fall of 2023. If you have any suggestions for where to travel, please let me know! Pictures to come.
Last week I graduated from SIUE summa cum laude with a B.S. in Biological Sciences and specialization in Ecology, Evolution, and Conservation and a minor in Chemistry🌱🧪🧬
I want to thank all of my family, friends, and mentors for their support. Congrats #Classof2022!🎓