M.S. Student, Teaching Assistant (she/her) Though I was born in GA, I grew up in Central America before attending undergraduate studies in Canada (Nova Scotia) and New Zealand. Now, in pursuit of my Masters in Geoscience, I have returned to the beautiful South. I am motivated by the interpretive lens of geoscience as a tool to connect people to the landscape and the stories it holds. I am passionate about paleo-climatology, interpretation and accessibility. My area of research is paleo-climate through stable isotopes of marine invertebrates! I am fascinated by the ability to reconstruct past environments and 'read the rocks' with geochemical tools. Education Education: BSc Geology (Honours), Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia - Canada + Field Courses (2) University of Victoria, Wellington - New Zealand
