Congratulations to SOLS Dean’s Medalist Gabriella Cerna as she graduates this May! Learn more about Gabriella’s achievements and the other dean’s medalists from @asuthecollege in this article.

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And with that, Dr. N D E Y is off to the CDC. #proudPI . Wishing you all the best for what lies ahead! And as Prof. Michael Crow mentioned: don't forget your obligations!
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Congratulations SOLS graduates! Your hard work and dedication have led you to this moment! We hope to see you on Friday, May 10th during @asuthecollege's Gold Ceremony.

Doris Duke Conservation Scholar and graduating senior Fanny Sanchez Villarreal recounts her passion for conservation biology and her academic journey throughout ASU in this article celebrating her achievements.

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Hannah McGraw started her sample collection of smacoviruses in wild horses from the Salt River in 2022, the first viruses of their kind discovered in Arizona. Learn more about Hannah McGraw’s thesis project and her ASU journey in this article.

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SOLUR fellow and winner of the SOLS Oustanding Service Award, Megan Nelson is graduating this May! Find out why she pursued degrees in psychology and biological sciences in this article highlighting her achievements.

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This week, The College will honor its highest-achieving students across three divisions at the spring 2024 convocation ceremonies. These students have been awarded the prestigious Dean’s Medal. Get to know each #ASUgrad here: ow.ly/aJ6M50Rwbo3

Graduating PhD student Cassandra Lyon has enormously impacted SOLS by serving as the VP of our e-board, leading graduate student recruitment, coordinating student events, and even designing materials for Jane Goodall’s Roots and Shoots.

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Hi #EntoTwitter , it's been a while 😄. I'm back with more gorgeous #Anthribidae 🥰. Don't miss #TaxonWorksTogether 2024 from May 7-9, where I'll be presenting about a new resource generated with TaxonWorks and #TaxonPages . Registration is open! ➡️together.taxonworks.org

Biology PhD student Xyonane Segovia is graduating this May after completing groundbreaking research in the Huijben Lab on malaria parasite evolution. Learn more about her journey to become a scientist and her advice to others still in school.

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Another conference in the books @ American Society for Neurochemistry in Portland! Great speakers and chances to present my work. #ASN2024 #phd

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As a PhD student in the Biology and Society program, Olivia Davis studied how to improve the process of evaluating species’ endangered status, and created a metric that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has adopted.

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As a research fellow at SOLS, Yash Raka has accomplished amazing things including researching Zika-carrying mosquitoes, analyzing the impact of fungicides on bees, and even predicting the effects climate change could have on honeybee behavior.

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Congratulations to our amazing ASU School of Life Sciences undergrad student Viktor, who presented his #NSFfunded research at the ASU SOLUR conference! Viktor studied the vertical distribution of larval fish down to 1000m in the N Atlantic and Pacific. Well done!!

Sara Brownell and Katelyn Cooper from ASU School of Life Sciences recently published a paper focusing on hidden identities in the classroom and the influence it has on professors becoming role models. Now they've been featured in @Chronicle and Inside Higher Ed ow.ly/jHwf50RpFGU

Update: Both Katelyn Cooper and Emilia Martins have received awards at yesterday's Faculty's Women Association award ceremony. Congratulations Katelyn and Emilia!

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OURS Program students are researching the biodiversity, behavior, and geographic data of bird species worldwide with AI-equipped bird feeders. Find out how these students are collaborating and learn more about the Online Bird Buddies program in this video: buff.ly/3Qiq8pL

Learn how the Embryo Project is helping improve biology and society students’ writing skills with constructive feedback and how instructors are building a community through this program.

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Congratulations to Assistant Professor Katelyn Cooper and Professor Emilia Martins for being nominated for Outstanding Faculty Mentor Awards as part of the Faculty Women’s Association! All nominees will be recognized and award recipients will be announced tomorrow, April 25th.