FRESHWATER CONSERVATION ECOLOGY LAB
  • HOME
  • RESEARCH
  • PUBLICATIONS
  • TEACHING
  • PEOPLE
    • Cathy Jachowski
    • Anje Kidd-Weaver
    • Chelsea Anderson
    • Dan Knapp
    • Matt Green
    • Olivia Poelmann
    • Zoe Wills
    • Jelsie Kerr
    • Ben Schmidt
    • Todd Pierson
  • OPPORTUNITIES
  • HOME
  • RESEARCH
  • PUBLICATIONS
  • TEACHING
  • PEOPLE
    • Cathy Jachowski
    • Anje Kidd-Weaver
    • Chelsea Anderson
    • Dan Knapp
    • Matt Green
    • Olivia Poelmann
    • Zoe Wills
    • Jelsie Kerr
    • Ben Schmidt
    • Todd Pierson
  • OPPORTUNITIES
Picture
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. 

Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.