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Science of SciComm: Finding my place in the field

20 May 202128 Oct 2021
Post by Courtney Garrity I might have cried if my body had enough water to produce tears. Instead, I apathetically wiped the blood from my eye, bent my aching body…
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WyoPanama: Finding my role in science

27 Feb 202022 Feb 2020
Post by Sammy Douville During my trip to Panama we were encouraged to think of a project in advance. We were also allowed to wait to choose an independent project…
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WyoPanama: Exploring Parasitoids and Ants

24 Feb 202024 Feb 2020
Post by Ethan Rowe In the rainforest of Panama, the interactions between animals are endless. This is exceptionally true when it comes to army ants. Army ants exist over a…
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WyoPanama: How Field Ecology in Panama Inspired a Screenplay

23 Feb 202024 Feb 2020
Post by Shayne Mazur  I have always loved stories. They are a driving factor in our construction and understanding of culture. So when I visited Gamboa, Panama, for three weeks…
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WyoPanama: Intruder Alert!

22 Feb 202019 Feb 2020
Post by Terri Higgins Understanding the distribution of animals across the world is essential to researching animal interactions and ecological systems. The distribution and isolation of a species is especially…
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WyoPanama: A Crash Course in Field Journalism

21 Feb 202019 Feb 2020
Post by Priscilla Ashleigh Wigington University classes teach journalism students like me quite a lot to prepare us for working professionally. But, there are aspects of being a journalist that…
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WyoPanama: Exploring Ants and the Challenges of Field Research

20 Feb 202022 Feb 2020
Post by Max Packebush   I struggled to think of ideas for my individual project before I was exposed to the neotropics of Panama. I had little comprehension of the…

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