Jelsie Kerr
B.S. in Environmental and Natural Resources
Clemson University, 2018
Jelsie graduated from Clemson University in 2018 and currently serves as a research technician for the lab. She has assisted with a wide range of projects involving hellbenders, American alligators, patch-nosed salamanders, and (most recently) the federally endangered Carolina heelsplitter mussel. She is currently looking for graduate school opportunities to pursue a MS in wildlife ecology, preferably on a project involving some aspect of freshwater ecology.
During her free time, Jelsie enjoys coming up with mind-bending questions that she enjoys springing on unsuspecting Faculty and graduate students when they least expect it.
B.S. in Environmental and Natural Resources
Clemson University, 2018
Jelsie graduated from Clemson University in 2018 and currently serves as a research technician for the lab. She has assisted with a wide range of projects involving hellbenders, American alligators, patch-nosed salamanders, and (most recently) the federally endangered Carolina heelsplitter mussel. She is currently looking for graduate school opportunities to pursue a MS in wildlife ecology, preferably on a project involving some aspect of freshwater ecology.
During her free time, Jelsie enjoys coming up with mind-bending questions that she enjoys springing on unsuspecting Faculty and graduate students when they least expect it.
