There have been consistent problems with #PikaScience leadership over the past year with a lack of transparency to the cast, a lack of and inconsistencies in group structure/operations, continual asks of cast members to perform more and more uncompensated labor, [1/n]

This is my open and formal call for Maddison to resign as the #PikaScience Podcast Executive Producer. [12/n]

Full statement [14/14] #PikaScience #PokeScience PikaScience

I’m officially leaving the cast of PikaScience and not for fun reasons! I no longer endorse the group & its activities, but I sure am going to still talk about Pokémon & science in other avenues 😁 Check out the reasons why I left in a statement I wrote below. #PikaScience

Day 2 is continuing with presentations from SING alumni! Alumni are sharing their research, journeys, and SING experiences #GILGS

Come ask me questions about science and art at the Early Career Mixer happening now at ASLO 2024 😂 #ASLO24

A new experience I’m having in the realm of Tribal politics is that some community members opposed to me have been referring to me as a Marine Biologist as a pejorative. Like I wish I knew more about dolphins and crabs, and knew how to scuba dive 😂

My dept is hiring undergrad students for summer 2025! Some positions are at Trout Lake Station (Boulder Junction, WI) and have free housing for the summer! Apply by Feb 28 for priority consideration! Job descriptions: limnology.wisc.edu/employment/ App: studentjobs.hr.wisc.edu/en-us/job/5085…

End of Module 1 celebration! BBQ soon to come! #MBLBoP2025

Today I completed the Biology of Parasitism (BoP) course at the Marine Biological Lab! I got to learn all things parasite ranging from bioinformatics, cell bio, to immunology, and work with many different parasites. Grateful to all the work that went into this course! #MBLBoP2025

Excited to share that my story is featured in this week's edition of Science Magazine! Being able to do my research with my Tribe & in my homelands has been so impactful personally and for my career. It's important for other young Indigenous researches to know it's possible!