Under Sean O'Donnell's mentorship, in my grandfather's wool Drexel sweater: a pandemic six months in could not stop me from enjoying time with ants, wasps, and mostly isopods.
Urban dance maps with Doug Sponsler, Christina Grozinger, and Don Shump.
Auditory neuroscience with Maria Geffen, plus a lasting love of histology.
Sharoni Shafir's lab: bee nutrition and an MSc in Agroecology focused on waggle dance reliability.
Met my husband Aviel, and a brief foray into age polyethism in ants with Timothy Linksvayer, and carpenter bee nest illustrations for Sandra Rehan.
Initiated and constructed a native plants teaching garden, still a department asset almost 15 years later.
Slugs and roly polies replace the dolls in Polly Pocket houses.
