Art has the ability to show us what we don't expect to see – to challenge and remind us of the potential around us.

My laboratory focus is on discovering practical solutions to modern quail and grassland bird problems and educating students to become leaders in the wildlife field.

Learning organic chemistry is like learning a foreign language; once you learn the basics you can begin to communicate and reason effectively as a scientist.

I chose an English major because of my love for reading, writing, and researching, but I have learned a lot more than I expected about the field as a whole and navigating life with skills I have learned which will push me on toward my career goals.

I'm fascinated by the powerful applications of analytics.

Through the Department of Chemistry, I was able to present our research at many conferences around the U.S.