Dr. Janzen,
I was glad to receive such a hearty and informational response. I really appreciate you taking the time to reply. I do have some research under my belt, I have been working with Dr. Jon Davenport at Southeast Missouri State for about the last year just helping where I can. This spring I led an experiment with spotted salamanders (A. maculatum) regarding foraging behavior in response to predator kairomones. We hope to have the results figured out and go to a few herp conferences in the early fall semester, and to have the paper out for review by the end of the year. I will be helping him with more projects for the rest of my time at Southeast Missouri State. He is currently working on an analysis of Alligator Snapping Turtles in
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Turtle Camp sounds like a blast, but while looking on your website you mentioned a hypothesis that blew my mind because I had never thought much about it before. The hypothesis that TSD may have been a contributing factor in the end Cretaceous extinction event. I had never considered that to be a possibility but am intrigued by how plausible that is. I am also a Geoscience minor here at Southeast and took a class UI 373 Earth and Life Through Time with an instructor that I knew very well and after I read that I couldn’t help but to email her about it because she has assignment in the course that draws into question if the meteoroid that hit the Yucatan is actually what killed the …show more content…
I plan on taking it towards the end of the summer and my GPA is better than some worse than others it’s at about a 3.45 I’m actively trying to get it into that 3.5 range because I know that 3.5 or above is where most people would like to see prospective students at.
As far as the assistantships and fellowships go what you have mentioned sounds like a great deal of $2000 per month it is more than I expected to be honest. I for the most part understand how assistantships work, but must admit I am unsure how fellowships do through Iowa State I haven’t been able to find real clear information on how the application and acceptance process works. I’m a first-generation college student with no siblings so everything for me has been a kind of figure it out as you go when it comes to how scholarship, financial aid, and things of that nature.
I would definitely like to stay in contact with you I am very interested in your work and the possibility to work in your lab in the future. Thank you for your time and consideration and I hope to hear from you soon!
Regards, Christopher
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Thank you very much for your time and I hope to be in contact with you again in the near future.
Currently my main goal is to retain my 4.00 gpa while going back into the work force. I will be completing my certificate program
I pride myself in maintaining a 4.0 GPA. Upon graduation, I will have completed 4 Advanced Placement courses, as well as 15 hours of College Credit Plus courses. I take extreme pride in my schoolwork and have earned the top grade in many of my completed
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I am struggling with a few classes and it is mainly because I do not have the time to read several chapters a week. Although I have been stressed, I am sure I will make it through the semester with a good GPA.
Before taking this course I was really excited about what I am going to learn. And I was right! This course is not only interesting but it is also helpful. I have learned that the grade I am having right now is the reflection of my try throughout the entire semester.
Major: Psychology and Philosophy with a concentration in Religious Studies Minor: Leadership Studies GPA: 3.75
You previously mentioned that you worked as a Research Assistant at NINT between your MSc and PhD.
If I do well, the full weight GPA will also help me in my pursuit in a highly respected college.
Locavores are people who eat food grown “locally.” They say they do it because it is more nutritional, has positive effects on the community, and helps the environment. All of this information is true. More nutritional? Oh yes. Positive effects on the community? Sure. Helps the environment? To an extent, but yes. However, all of these examples are circumstantial, and even though they all might be true, that doesn’t mean it is necessary or beneficial for us to be locavores.
Eating and foraging were similar events, but categorized differently. Eating was any time the monkey stayed in one location to eat. He could be sitting or standing. This was most notably seen when the monkey would grab a leaf or stick, climb up to a branch, and sit there while eating. Foraging was when the monkey would walk or climb around to look for food, occasionally eating what he found. The monkey we observed was seen foraging arboreally by picking at leaves through the fence and terrestrially, where he would sift through the grass or debris on the ground to find things to eat.
In a time where the environment is experiencing significant change, it is important that certain communities and individuals be informed of what is occurring. This said environmental change can be observed in the way the seasons affect organisms and their habitat, which leads to an impact on their predator-prey relationships. This relationship between the California mountain lion, mule deer, and coyote that live at Wind Wolves preserve is being studied, along with their seasons. These animals can live in separate regions, but do have overlapping territories. Three of which being Twin Fawn, Site 1, and Site 2. Their environment can change how a predator hunts or how a often or long a prey appears at a certain location.
While I believe expanding my own knowledge is of the utmost importance, I have more passion for trying to educate and fascinate the scientific community. I have done so through many events I have volunteered at and for some I have organized. In the Spring of 2015 I participated in the 1st Annual Student Seminar Series inspired by the world famous TED Talks. This was a very exciting opportunity for me to communicate something I was passionate about to an audience in an