Auburn University
B.S. Environmental Sciences - GPA 4.0 Graduated May 2026
Auburn University alumna - B.S. Environmental Sciences
Interested in studying environmental systems through field sampling, lab analysis, GIS, and ecological research, with a focus on turning ecological science knowledge into practical insights.
About
I am a recent Auburn University environmental science graduate interested in how field observations, laboratory methods, and data analysis can help explain environmental processes and support better stewardship decisions. My experience spans forest and fire ecology, paleoecology, soil science, outreach leadership, as well as dance and visual art.
Across my research and creative practices, I am drawn to careful observation and educational community outreach. I enjoy discovering patterns in ecological systems, and communicating my insights so they can be clearly understood.
Education
B.S. Environmental Sciences - GPA 4.0 Graduated May 2026
Experience
May 2023 - May 2026
Secretary and Member
Jul 2023 - Jan 2024
Competitor
August 2023 - May 2026
Ensemble Performer
May 2024 - May 2026
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Jul 2025 - May 2026
Co-founder & Media Lead
Aug 2025 - May 2026
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Featured Work
Read more about my research opportunities and campus outreach experiences
Field and lab support for sediment sampling, sample preparation, pigment analysis, and environmental recordkeeping.
Vegetation structure and carbon pool field sampling with research teams and external partners.
Soil pit interpretation, profile description, morphology, texture, and landscape inference through competition training.
Campus chapter development, communication, event promotion, and outreach leadership.
Awards & Honors
Awarded to three outstanding seniors who maintain the best examination or class record in their respective academic studies.
2026For demonstrating outstanding leadership activities and academic excellence during tenure as an ENVI student.
2023Finished in 4th place and qualified for Nationals.
Dance & Art
Dance and art sharpen my attention to detail and facilitate collaboration and personal expression, supporting my laboratory and fieldwork, research, and scientific communication.
Writing
Read more about my personal opinions on anything and everything ecological.
A subcellular host-virus "arms race" is driving the marine carbon cycle more than we realize.
A field-centered look at vegetation structure, carbon pools, and careful records.
Why profile description, texture, and landscape inference matter beyond competition.