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My lab group is interested in testing how changes in the genome modify the phenotype and ultimately effect fitness. We use a combination of field work, lab work, and computation to identify changes in gene sequence and regulation to identify how selection shapes trait evolution. We use venom as our model system coupled with genomic sequencing technologies and approaches to understand how biodiversity is generated through adaptation.

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Clemson University

Positions

2018-2020        Postdoctoral Fellow

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Supervisor:

Christopher Parkinson

Department of Biological Sciences

 

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University of Central Florida

Positions

2016-2018       ISC 2054 STEM Seminar Instructor 

2013-2018       Undergraduate Research Experience (URE)                                       Coordinator for EXCEL and COMPASS Programs

2012-2018       Graduate Assistant/Tutor for NSF funded EXCEL                                and COMPASS Programs

2011-2012       Teaching Assistant, Department of Biology

      Angelo State University

        Positions

        2010-2011       Teaching Assistant, Department of Biology

        2010                Graduate Assistant, Department of Biology

        2006-2011       Volunteer, Angelo State Natural History                                                                Collection, Department of Biology

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