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A research interest fulfilled and a career discovered
Gabrielle Jarrett ’24 is a marine, estuarine, and freshwater biology major and Classics minor from Exeter, New Hampshire. While an undergraduate, Gabrielle worked in Gregg Moore’s Coastal Restoration and Resiliency Lab and made critical contributions to microplastics research.
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Hands-on experiences in the field are making the difference for this environmental science major
Haley Sanborn is an environmental sciences: ecosystems major from Seabrook, New Hampshire. She is also a published author. (More on that below.)
Prior to the official start…
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Bullfrog Vocalization Study: A Zoological Analysis
Alex Zager, a zoology major, explores bullfrog vocalizations and the effects of temperature on their activity during mating season.
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Zoology Research: Giraffe Vocalizations Study
Discover COLSA student Jocelyn Brierley's research on giraffe vocalizations and behavior in response to noise at the Potawatomi Zoo.
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Pursuing Two Passions, Preparing for Success
Agriculture and photography may not seem like common combined passions, but they are for Olivia Camara ’24, who is a sustainable agriculture and food systems major with a focus on dairy management from Acushnet, Massachusetts.
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On Her Way to Becoming a Registered Dietitian
Caroline Williams is a nutrition: dietetics major from Danbury, Connecticut. While excelling in both her studies and extracurricular activities, she has also found time to run two marathons while an undergraduate.
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Characterizing Moose Vocalizations for Passive Acoustic Monitoring
Olivia Boyan is a zoology major from Hartford, Connecticut.
COLSA: Tell us about your research in as non-technical language as possible.
Olivia Boyan: For our research, we’re seeking to quantitatively characterize moose vocalizations to use for a passive acoustic detector, which can monitor…
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Harnessing his own experience to build a career helping others
Noah Hopkins ’24 is a nutrition and wellness major from Bath, Maine. A type 1 diabetes diagnosis when he was 4 years old has fueled Noah’s interest in health and nutrition, and his experience at UNH is preparing him for a career helping people living with the disease.
COLSA: What's your major…
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Preparing for a career in the equine industry
Grace Walker is an equine industry and management major and a member of the UNH Intercollegiate Dressage Association (IDA) team. She is from Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
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Evaluating Hydrangea Cultivars for Regional Growers
Ella Lukacz is a sustainable agriculture and food systems major and history minor from Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
COLSA: Tell us about your research in as non-technical language as possible.
Ella Lukacz: For the last two summers, Becky Sideman and I have been collecting data on 16 varieties of…
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Monitoring Furbearing Species in New Hampshire
Eleora McCay is a wildlife and conservation biology major from Bedford, New Hampshire.
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Understanding Impacts of Microplastic Pollution on Soil
Maggie Krein is an environmental sciences: ecosystems major and double minor in wildlife and conservation biology and sustainable energy. She is from Chester, New Hampshire.
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