SCALE lab alumni

Kayla just completed her masters degree at Georgia College and State University. Her research focused on the relationship between habitat fragmentation avian biodiversity within the state of Georgia.

Todd is pursuing a masters degree at Georgia College and State University. His research focuses on understanding the taphonomic signature of predation on rodent molar enamel surfaces.

Cory is currently pursuing a doctoral degree at the University of Pittsburgh. He is interested in a wide variety of ecology-related topics, but his primary focus for future research is the effects of climate change on the microbiomes of herpetofauna.

Elizabeth is pursuing a Masters degree at Georgia College and State University. Her primary interests focus on herpetology, ecology, and wildlife conservation,

Taylor is pursuing a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine at the University of Georgia. 

Wesley is pursuing a Masters Degree in Biological Sciences at the University of Memphis. His research focuses on understanding the relationship between climate change and animal community evolution. 

Logan is pursuing a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine at the University of Georgia. 

Jada is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Dental Medicine at Augusta University. As part of the SCALE lab, Jada's work focused on better understanding the factors influencing pollinator ecology in northern Georgia.

Atticus is pursuing a masters degree at the University of Georgia. His ongoing work focuses on late Pleistocene paleoecology in southeastern North America. 

Jasmine is pursuing a masters degree at Oregon State University. Her previous research is focused on human impact of local salamander populations in northeast Georgia.