- M.S., Environmental Science, Florida Gulf Coast University
- B.A., English, University of Florida
BIO
Sam is originally from Southwest Florida and has mainly studied herpetofauna for the majority of their academic career. Their previous research focused on occupancy and detectability modeling of non-native species. In their free time, Sam enjoys hiking with their family, kayaking, skiing, and doing crossword puzzles.
Advisor: Brittany Mosher
Prospective graduate students interested in learning more about research and experiences in the Rubenstein School may contact Sam.
Area(s) of expertise
herpetology, population and disease ecology, conservation biology, land use change, climate change biology, temperature's influence on eastern newts' relationship to the global chytrid fungus, Bd.
Bio
Sam is originally from Southwest Florida and has mainly studied herpetofauna for the majority of their academic career. Their previous research focused on occupancy and detectability modeling of non-native species. In their free time, Sam enjoys hiking with their family, kayaking, skiing, and doing crossword puzzles.
Advisor: Brittany Mosher
Prospective graduate students interested in learning more about research and experiences in the Rubenstein School may contact Sam.
Areas of Expertise
herpetology, population and disease ecology, conservation biology, land use change, climate change biology, temperature's influence on eastern newts' relationship to the global chytrid fungus, Bd.