How did OSU prepare you for your job?: 
Favorite Memory from OSU: 

Meeting excellent people, traveling, and (in general) bending my brain around interesting new ideas.

Advice to incoming/current students: 

If I had to do it again, I would take advantage of more opportunities to meet others in my field at conferences, lectures, etc. In hind sight, there is a lot of value in keeping close tabs on current work in your field of interest, having a sense of future directions of that work, and knowing who/which institutions are involved. It was very easy to get absorbed in the day-to-day tasks of school work and personal research. 

Keep an eye on the big picture and an end goal.

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Biography

Meeting excellent people, traveling, and (in general) bending my brain around interesting new ideas.

My Publications

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Degree: 
MS WRPM
Graduation Year: 
2009
Advisor(s): 

Brent Steel - Political Science

Thesis/Dissertation: 

An Assessment of Knowledge and Awareness of Nitrate Groundwater Pollution in the Southern Willamette Valley

Current Employment: 

Faculty Research Assistant, AquaFish Innovation Lab Oregon State University