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Master of Environmental Science, 2016. We did my graduation photos in the Marshall National Wildlife Refuge, the focus of my research. — at Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge. |
There were so many days when I thought I couldn't finish. I suffered from Imposter Syndrome the whole time! There I was, in a Masters of Science program, with other scientists, with my teaching degree. I had to work hard to catch up. When my project exploded and I had to switch to non-thesis, I wondered if it was proof that I couldn't be a scientist. I still don't really know, but I know it didn't stop me from getting a masters degree. We took my photos in the Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge, which was the focus of my research.
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After two years of hugging every tree in the Marshall National Wildlife Refuge, the Environmental Science grad student takes a well deserved nap. |
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"Researching" the native flora. |
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Great photo by the great Zach Greathouse (hehe). With FAU College of Science Interim Dean Dr. Janet Blanks , and Dr Gary Perry, who was Dean of the CoS when I was an undergrad! It's almost a generational photo! |
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The non-twitter version of Ma and I throwing up Owl Fingers with FAU President Dr. John Kelly, and Owlsley! |
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After barely missing it in my undergrad, I am now the proud owner of the Silver Cord for Volunteer Service! Hoot Hoot! |
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