Graduate Students | College of Agricultural Sciences

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	Kelsey Arthur Graduate Fellow	Contact person by email
	Katherine Berreman	Contact person by email
	Kyle Burns	Contact person by email	I am a second year PhD student working in the Tilton lab. Currently, my research is focused on developing a co-culture model combining 3D primary human bronchial epithelial cells with macrophages to assess toxicity of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons as either individual chemicals or mixtures... Major Professor: Susan Tilton
	Alison Clark	Contact person by email
	Victoria Colvin Graduate Fellow Graduate Students	Contact person by email	My goal through obtaining a PhD in Toxicology is to gain a greater understanding of biological and molecular processes as they relate to human health. PhD Toxicology
	Chloe Fender Graduate Fellow	Contact person by email	I am a third year PhD student working in the Water Quality Toxicology Lab. My research is focused on using high-resolution mass spectrometry as a tool to characterize chemical contaminants in natural and human-made aqueous systems, including irrigation canals, rivers, and drinking water and... Major Professor: Manuel Garcia-Jaramillo
	Annika Gehl	Contact person by email	I'm interested in studying if and how environmental stress (ie. thermal, light, etc.) during development affects susceptibility to polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in zebrafish. PhD Student - Toxicology Toxicology Major Professor: Robyn Tanguay
	Miranda Jackson	Contact person by email	I am particularly interested in aquatic ecotoxicology involving stormwater runoff toxicity in salmonid species. Ph.D., Environmental and Molecular Toxicology Major Professor: Stacey Harper , Major Professor: Manuel Garcia-Jaramillo
	Jared Martin	Contact person by email
	Mackenzie Morshead	Contact person by email
	Kelly O Malley	Contact person by email
	Dante Perone	Contact person by email
	Christian Rude Graduate Fellow		I'm interested in using zebrafish to better understand the toxicity of polyclicaromatic hydrocarbons through transcriptomics, fate studies, and comparison to other models.
	Spencer Stinson	Contact person by email
	Reese Valdez	Contact person by email	I am a PhD student studying under Dr. Susan Tilton. My current research focuses on using a 3D respiratory model to better understand how pre-existing conditions, like asthma, impact the way polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons are metabolized and if their toxicity is changed by the presence of... PhD student - Toxicology Major Professor: Susan Tilton