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Ann Marie Gawel
Smith Fellow, Postdoctoral Researcher Research: Conservation and ecology in Micronesia. Dr. Gawel is part of the David H. Smith Conservation Research Fellows Program through the Society for Conservation Biology. She is pictured here with Palau conservation staff, biologists, and rangers, and snail enthusiasts visiting Palau from Guam. As part of Ann Marie's fellowship, she is focused on the conservation of Mariana Islands partulid land snails. Ph.D. Iowa State University, Rogers Lab https://conbio.org/mini-sites/smith-fellows/meet-the-fellows/2022-fellows/ann-marie-gawel https://anngawel.wixsite.com/website E-mail: [email protected] Morgan Bullis Postdoctoral Researcher Research: Conservation of the Chittenango ovate amber snail; northeastern terrestrial invertebrate diversity and conservation; phylogeny, morphological diversification, biogeography, and conservation of western Pacific punctoid land snails; fossil land snails in amber. Ph.D. SUNY-ESF, Rundell Lab E-mail: [email protected] Jesse Czekanski-Moir
Ph.D. candidate, Conservation Biology Research: Adaptive radiations, patterns of diversity, macroecology, community ecology, phylogenetic systematics, morphological diversity and adaptation; evolution, ecology, biogeography, and conservation of Belau, Pacific and Southeast Asian ants and land snails Website: https://www.jessecm.org/ AntBlog: e.g. here and here E-mail: [email protected] Nicole "Nicki" McCoy M.S. student, Conservation Biology Research: Palau freshwater and marine invertebrate conservation, ecology, and evolution. Invertebrate education and animal husbandry. E-mail: [email protected] Cody Gilbertson Current: Sr. Research Support Specialist, Rundell Lab, Chittenango ovate amber snail conservation Research: Chittenango ovate amber snail conservation, endangered land snails and land snail dietary preferences. M.S. SUNY-ESF, Rundell Lab E-mail: [email protected] Alyssa Whitbread Current: Research Support Specialist, Rundell Lab, Chittenango ovate amber snail conservation Research: Chittenango ovate amber snail conservation, SCUBA scientific diving instruction, and marine invertebrates E-mail: [email protected] Lab Alumni: Joseph Makaure, Ph.D. Current: Roosevelt Wild Life Collections Research Assistant, Ecotoxicology Research: Freshwater fish ecology, phylogeography, conservation, and evolution, especially in Zimbabwe and southern Africa; ecotoxicology in North America and southern Africa Teresa Rose Osborne, Ph.D. Current: Postdoctoral Researcher, Vanderbilt University Research: Body size evolution in Pacific island land snails. I'm particularly interested in how phylogenetic history, abiotic pressures like microclimate and nutrient availability, and immigrant selection impact land snail body size. Comparing body sizes between snails of very different shapes has motivated me to develop new methods for measuring shell size. Links to papers and presentations: https://academic.oup.com/mollus/article-abstract/84/2/132/4904549 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmt2uGxT2bg&list=PL9WUK3OYqNoyX0k8_3zxa7wiOn-VlpOxV https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubgcc3LZO3s&index=2&list=PL9WUK3OYqNoyX0k8_3zxa7wiOn-VlpOxV Supporting diversity: "Not All White Dudes Malacology" https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XUgSV0ZMkTD1UdMhbJwTnfpOeC2jGuEkXZtepqP648w/edit?usp=sharing and https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1BNevEqfkXMX631f8uFBO1HpEcEDlT6xr?usp=sharing Emlyn Clark, M.S. Current: Anatomy Specimen Preparator, Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine Research: Phylogenetics, biogeography and conservation of the Videna land snails of Palau. Chittenango ovate amber snail conservation; museum collections and specimen prep. |
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Jessica Lynn Miller M.P.S., Conservation Biology Current Position: Big Cat Intern at Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge in Eureka Springs, AR Research Interests: Conservation strategies for endangered felids, especially sand cats and tigers. Logan Osterhoudt M.P.S., Ecology Research Interests: Herpetofauna ecology, evolution, and conservation E-mail: [email protected] Photo: E. Lehman 2002. La Selva Biological Station, Costa Rica Kiera Hyacinthe
B.S. in Environmental & Forest Biology Research interests: Invertebrate phylogenetics and microscopy Jani Liu B.S. in Environmental & Forest Biology Research interests: Land snail microscopy and adaptive significance of shell morphology Ming Xiao B.S. in Environmental & Forest Biology Research interests: Land snail microscopy and adaptive significance of shell morphology Audrey Sellepack B.S. in Environmental & Forest Biology Research interests: Palau land snail conservation and coral reef biology Tim Gervascio B.S. in Environmental & Forest Biology with Honors Research Project: Dating the Terrestrial Invasion of the Cyclophoroidea (Mollusca: Gastropoda) Using the Fossilized Birth-Death Model Alyssa Lau B.S. in Environmental & Forest Biology Current Position: USGS Lake Ontario Biological Station Student Contractor Research interests: Molecular evolution and molluscan terrestrialization |
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Joshua Enck
B.S. in Environmental & Forest Biology with a Minor in Microscopy, with Honors Current Position: Ph.D Student at SUNY Upstate Research Interests: Evolutionary morphology & ecology of Adirondack meiofauna (interstitial microscopic aquatic invertebrates and unicellular eukaryotes) E-mail: [email protected] |
