91¾«Æ·

These students were ESDRI fellows when they graduated from 91¾«Æ· State University. Follow along to see what they are up to now!

Lukas Capatosto

Environmental and Conservation Biology (BS '24)

91¾«Æ· interests: genomics and evolutionary biology

Alicia Costello

M.S. student, Ecology, Pennsylvania State University 

Horticulture (BS '24)

91¾«Æ· interests: sustainable horticulture, botany, plant pathology, forestry, agroforestry, nutrient cycling, and climate change

Olivia Eader

M.S. student, Geography, 91¾«Æ· State University 

Environmental Studies & English (BA '24)

91¾«Æ· interests: environmental justice and outdoor/environmental education

Renae Gizzo

Environmental Scientist, CTL Engineering 
Environmental and Conservation Biology; minor in GIS (BS '23)

91¾«Æ· interests: Remote sensing, UAVs, and ecological modeling

Samuel Large

Environmental Scientist, EnviroScience, Inc.

Environmental and Conservation Biology; minor in Climate Change (BS '24)

91¾«Æ· interests: landscape ecology, nutrient cycling, ecotoxicity, and landscape disturbance

Abigail Leonard

Technician, Pine Environmental

Environmental Studies (BA 24')

91¾«Æ· interests: ornithology, migratory behaviors, environmental justice, wildlife, and botany

Max Miller

Environmental Studies; minor in Biology for Environmental Management (BS '23)

91¾«Æ· interests: botany, soil, sustainability, agriculture, agricultural entomology, invasive species/biodiversity, ecology, and pollution

Mitchel Pozwick

M.A. student, Criminology and Criminal Justice, 91¾«Æ· State University
Investigative intern

Environmental Studies; minor in Criminology and Justice Studies (BS '23)

91¾«Æ· interests: wetland classification

Justin Thompson

M.S. student, Environment and Sustainability, University of Michigan

Environmental Studies and Political Science; minors in Geology, Geography, and Urban Studies (BS '22)

91¾«Æ· interests: US-Canada transboundary environmental policy, hydraulic fracturing and injection wells and environmental justice, sustainability, and public policy

Cody Ulbricht

Environmental Studies; minor in Geography (BS '23)

91¾«Æ· interests: wildlife conservation and studying invasive species

Grace Watson

M.S. student, Aquatic Ecology, Ohio State University 

Environmental and Conservation Biology; minor in Environmental Geology (BS' 24)

91¾«Æ· interests: wetland restoration and monitoring, aquatic ecology, nutrient cycling, and invertebrates