About Me
In the fall of 2012, I began graduate school at the University of Miami and Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science (RSMAS), where I am working towards my PhD in the Division of Marine and Atmospheric Chemistry (MAC). Prior to beginning at RSMAS, I graduated from the University of Colorado at Boulder (CU), where I received my bachelor’s degree in chemistry and earned the degree designation magna cum laude. In addition to my bachelor’s degree, I received minors in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences (ATOC) and Geology, and also earned the Graduate Certificate in Oceanography from the ATOC Department. I plan to spend my summer in Miami, working on the results from multiple oceanographic research cruises that I have participated in over the course of the past year. I also plan to prepare for my lab's next cruise, which will take place in the Gulf of Alaska this August.
View from the roof of the Dougherty Marine Science Center that overlooks the RSMAS dock
and the Bear Cut Bridge.
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Updated on 14 May 2013.
All photos were taken during the NBP11-03 cruise, funded by NSF Grants 0944474, 0902957 (Laura Robinson, WHOI/University of Bristol), and 1127582 (Rhian Waller, University of Maine); and GOMECC-2 cruise (NOAA/AOML). The portrait was taken by S. Hoy and the background was taken by A. R. Margolin. Both photos were taken in the Bransfield Strait 21 May 2011.
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