I am a Master's student at the University of South Florida, Tampa majoring in Geology with a focus in geochemistry. After earning my Bachelor's degree in Marine Biology, I chose to explore the interdisciplinary field of biogeochemistry to gain expertise in analytical techniques within environmental sciences.  My research interests include marine ecology, conservation science, and applied biogeochemistry. 

Please feel free to reach out through email or to connect on LinkedIn!

Contact: gabrielles2@usf.edu

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gabrielle-scrogham/ 

As a student and researcher in science, I consider it a vital part of my responsibility to be active within my community by promoting education and understanding. For me, this applies to both environmental and socio-political advocacy. As such, I am involved with multiple on-campus organizations and off-campus community engagement positions focused on educational accessibility and community support. Academically, I specialize in tutoring science, math, reading, and writing for grades 1-12, college courses in science and writing, and developing individualized lessons for students with learning disabilities. 

My volunteering allows me to coordinate with programs which focus on providing free tutoring to students in underprivileged positions where additional education sources can be limited. It also allows me to facilitate an interest in science and education in the younger generation of students. 

Educational Essay: https://timescavengers.org/2023/03/08/first-evidence-of-fossilized-earstones-in-cretaceous-aged-cephalopods/ 

My personal interests include painting and other artistic styles, amateur photography, and martial arts. I currently co-train in karate (shodan) and aikido (gokkyu). I love to use art as a way to connect with people and sharing my fascination with the natural world. 

iNaturalist: https://www.inaturalist.org/people/gabrielle-scrogham