ABOUT ME
At OSU my research focuses on hybrid cetaceans, cognition, and communication. I am fortunate to have previous research experience that led me to San Diego, California and Greece where I studied bottlenose, striped, and common dolphin populations in the Gulf of Corinth. This past year I had the amazing opportunity to learn operant conditioning training techniques at two wonderful marine mammal facilities. It is my goal to train cetaceans while simultaneously researching and expanding our knowledge on them.
In the field off of San Diego, CA studying wild Short-Beaked Common Dolphins (Delphinus delphis)
EDUCATION
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Marine Mammal Biology
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2019 - Expected May 2024
Oklahoma State University
Ph.D. Integrative Biology
Cetacean Cognition, Communication, and Behavior
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Population Distribution Ecology
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Comparative Psychology
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2014 - 2018
Texas A&M University
B.Sc. Marine Biology
2014 - 2018
Texas A&M University
B.Sc. Marine Fisheries
Conservation
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