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Spotlight and Farewell: Nick Jacobsen

May 27, 2023

Congratulations and farewell to our EEB/ABS Program Coordinator, Dr. Nick Jacobsen.  After serving EEB and ABS since 2019, Nick has accepted a fantastic position as Instructional Assistant Professor in Energy and Sustainability at the University of Houston.

Nick has served as a true hub for the EEB community, acting in numerous roles – professor, ombudsperson, administrator, and activities coordinator – in an impressive range of scholarly and administrative activities. Nick has successfully herded many cats and kept EEB committees on track and consistently worked behind the scenes with GPS leadership to help keep EEB on the forefront of TAMU’s interdisciplinary degree programs. The EEB Program excelled during your time as Program Coordinator thanks in no small part to your efforts at recruiting, teaching, and keeping everything running. The EEB Program is about the best thing going at TAMU.

We are very happy for you, Nick.  Thank you for your service to  EEB and ABS. We will miss you!

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Spotlight: Chris Brennan

January 17, 2023

Chris Brennan, member of Insect Physiology & Behavior Research Group under Dr. Spencer Behmer, won first place for his oral presentation in the Physiology/Biochemistry/Toxicology student section at the Entomological Society of America meeting in Vancouver, BC. Congratulations, Chris!

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Spotlight – EEB Recruiting Team

March 5, 2022

Thank you to everyone who participated in the 2022 EEB Recruitment activities! This year we received around 50 applications and were happy to host 11 students for the in-person event and an additional 10 students for virtual recruiting.

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Spotlight – EEB Student Research Grant Awardees

February 7, 2022

Congratulations to Ryan Weesner, Mason Clark, Elena Duran, Paola Facinetto-Zago, Maria Hurtado, Hanna Justen, Ali Zeltzin Lira Olguin, Jorge Medina-Duran, Griffin Nicholson, Alanna Noland, Breann Richey, Jordan Salomon, Nicole Scavo, Kyle Simpson, Brooke Torjman, Natalie Aguirre.

Check out the Feb newsletter to learn more about their individual projects.

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Spotlight – EEB New Faculty Member Dr. Courtney Fitzpatrick

November 6, 2021

Dr. Courtney Fitzpatrick joined the TAMU Biology Department and EEB program this Fall 2021. Dr. Fitzpatrick received her B.A. in visual art from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill before working in the nonprofit sector at The Hetrick-Martin Institute. Dr. Fitzpatrick then completed her PhD in Biology at Duke University followed by two postdoctoral fellowships. Visit Dr. Fitzpatrick’s lab website to learn more.

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