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CONTACT INFORMATION

DegreeMaster of Science in Natural Resource Sciences with a specialization in
Human DimensionsAddress248 North Hardin Hall
3310 Holdrege Street
Lincoln NE
68583–0962E-mailerowen2@huskers.unl.eduVitaeDownload fileAdvisor(s)Gwendwr
Meredith

 


CONTACT PREFERENCE

Email is preferred.


MY STORY

My passion for social-ecological systems research was developed through several
important experiences. My undergraduate training at the University of
Nebraska-Lincoln in psychology was instrumental in solidifying my passion for
research that focuses on people. My passion for natural sciences really began to
grow after I joined the Outdoor Adventure Center (OAC) staff during my
undergraduate career. The community at the OAC educated me about many issues
affecting our natural spaces while also teaching me skills that allow me to
enjoy adventures in nature every single day! Around the same time, I started a
business that emphasized the importance of sustainability by upcycling textiles,
with the support of the Engler Agribusiness and Entrepreneurship Program. The
Engler community also educated me about issues affecting the environment, but
they had a very different perspective influenced by agriculture and business.
These experiences inspired me to pursue more opportunities related to natural
science and the environment.

After graduating, I joined the USDA Forage Research Lab and took an ecology
class at Nebraska Wesleyan University. These experiences helped me realize that
I would enjoy graduate school and that a path in natural resources would be a
good fit.

My current position in the School of Natural Resources allows me to use both of
my skillsets in the social and natural sciences to understand how people
perceive regime shifts in rangeland ecosystems. With the help of my advisor, Dr.
Gwendwr Meredith, I hope to be able to use surveys and interviewing methods to
learn more about these areas.




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EDUCATION

DegreeMajorInstitutionYear AwardedBachelor of ArtsPsychologyUniversity of
Nebraska-Lincoln2019

 


AFFILIATIONS

 * Center for Resilience in Agricultural Working Landscapes, UNL
 * Nebraska EPSCoR


AREAS OF INTEREST/EXPERTISE

 * Social-ecological systems
 * Regime shifts
 * Eastern Red Cedar encroachment




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