Summer internships keep hands-on learning going, despite pandemic
Rachel Hardegree spent her summer watching for feral hogs in Japan.
Kristen comes to Warnell after spending five years as communications manager at the UGA College of Education. At Warnell, she oversees the production of The Log, the college's alumni magazine, as well as regular news releases, website updates and social media content. Before working for UGA, Kristen spent more than 15 years in the newspaper industry as an editor, writer, copy editor and designer at newspapers in New York, Massachusetts, California, Florida and Georgia.
Rachel Hardegree spent her summer watching for feral hogs in Japan.
Kristen comes to Warnell after spending five years as communications manager at the UGA College of Education. At Warnell, she oversees the production of The Log, the college's alumni magazine, as well as regular news releases, website updates and social media content. Before working for UGA, Kristen spent more than 15 years in the newspaper industry as an editor, writer, copy editor and designer at newspapers in New York, Massachusetts, California, Florida and Georgia.
There’s one thing that Julia Yearout wants you to know about bats: They’re not scary.
Degree you’re earning: PhD, Forestry and Natural Resources
Hometown: Longwood, Florida
Previous education: Georgia Gwinnett College, BS '14
Expected graduation: May 2020
Kristen comes to Warnell after spending five years as communications manager at the UGA College of Education. At Warnell, she oversees the production of The Log, the college's alumni magazine, as well as regular news releases, website updates and social media content. Before working for UGA, Kristen spent more than 15 years in the newspaper industry as an editor, writer, copy editor and designer at newspapers in New York, Massachusetts, California, Florida and Georgia.
A Warnell graduate student will spend the upcoming year working in Washington, D.C., through a renowned fellowship program.
Guy Eroh (BS ’19) is among the recipients of the 2020 John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship. The program, named after one of the founders of the Sea Grant, matches graduate students with “hosts” in the legislative and executive branches of the U.S. government.