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Fellows

Ben Davis

Benjamin Davis

2020-2021 Fellow

University of California, San Diego

PhD Candidate

bddavis@ucsd.edu

Ann

Ann Willis

University of California, Davis

2019-2020 Fellow

PhD Candidate

awillis@ucdavis.edu

Josh

Joshua Sturtevant

University of Nevada, Reno

2019-2020 Fellow

M.S. Candidate

jsturtevant@nevada.unr.edu

Mike

Mike Sierks

Scripps Institution of Oceanography

2019-2020 Fellow

PhD Candidate

msierks@ucsd.edu

Christina

Christina Morrisett

Utah State University

2019-2020 Fellow

PhD Candidate

christina.morrisett@aggiemail.usu.edu

John

John Kemper

Colorado State University

2019-2020 Fellow

PhD Candidate

john.kemper@colostate.edu

Lydia

Lydia Jennings

University of Arizona

2019-2020 Fellow

PhD Candidate

lljennings@arizona.edu

Elly Fard

Elizabeth Fard

University of California, Los Angeles

2019-2020 Fellow

PhD Candidate

Drew

Drew Eppehimer

2019-2020 Fellow

PhD Candidate

deppehime@arizona.edu

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