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Katie Alexander |
Katie is a student in the Geosciences MA/Ph.D Program at the University of Arizona. This program focuses on research and education dealing with the nature, genesis, and history of the Earth and its crust. |
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Angie Billings |
Angie is
an Environmental Planner for Jones & Stokes. She prepares
environmental compliance documents, assesses environmental impact
reports,
determines the significance of proposed projects, and consults with
agency officials regarding technical and regulatory information.
Angie's primary role involves research and analysis for documentation in the CA
Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). |
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Greg Bishop |
Greg
went to Peruvian Amazon with a research team that tracks falcons. He
has been trapping and tracking Micrastur forest falcons. Since he has
been
there, he has seen paccaries, boas, toucans, agoutis, some
ocelot, numerous birds and tapir tracks. |
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Carrie
Bradley
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Carrie
went to Zambia in Central Africa with the Peace Corps. Carrie is
helping local farmers to build and to maintain
fisheries in a rural area. |
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Eric Christensen |
Eric
is currently working as a Biologist for Foothill Associates
Environmental Consultants. His job duties include conducting and
reporting on field assessments of biological resources and wetlands. He also prepares technical reports and environmental review documents. |
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Maya DeVries |
Maya
is a graduate
student in the department of Intergrative Biology at UC
Berkeley. This program emphasizes biology
dealing with whole organisms. (Includes aspects of systematics,
physiology, morphology, behavior, ecology, evolution, paleontology and
population genetics.) |
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Michael Eng |
Michael
performed research for the Strong Lab studying terrestrial trophic
cascades at the Bodega Marine lab. Currently, he is an
Environmental Specialist at Jones & Stokes. Michael specializes in
hydrology, water quality and restoration ecology. He also has extensive knowledge in general
CEQA/NEPA compliance. |
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Noah Fox |
Noah is a graduate student
in the Master of Science's Program in Conservation Biology at a
university in Sydney, Australia. He plans to continue his studies in
Wellington,
New Zealand next semester. |
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Eric Olson |
Eric is earning his
master's degree in Biology at Chico State. He is conducting a
herpetological study in the Sutter Buttes. |
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Vincent Rinaldi |
Vincent has been accepted to the Entry-Level Master of Science in Nursing (Case Management) Program at Samuel Merritt's Sacramento Regional Center. The Case Management program takes approximately 2 and half years with three semesters per year. A case manager helps a patient find the highest quality healthcare available while considering finance and accessibility based on the patient's resources and needs. |
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Kim Wong |
Kim is an Environmental Scientist at Pacific EcoRisk in Martinez. Her job consists of lab work (performing water and sediment toxicity and bioaccumulation tests) and field work (collecting water and sediment samples and performing biological assessments). |
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Eric Yoshizuka |
Eric
is attending graduate school in the University of Virginia. In the past, he worked as a Junior Specialist in
Ted Grosholz's lab here at UC Davis. They worked on a biocomplexity
project that looked at the invasive Spartina in San Fransisco Bay and how it
influences and alters the biological factors in the community. |