Science (only sometimes) happens in a vacuum!
I am happy to discuss geoscience with anyone. I also love listening to other people's stories about geology!
Collaboration within groups of diverse scientists is the only way to progress scientifically.
Here is a fun podcast interview in 2025 I did with my family friends who have an awesome series about Texas music and history, check out more of their episodes on Youtube. See if you can catch my oopsie with the geologic timescale!
Here are some videos from IODP Expedition 405 aka JTRACK.
We went back to same place that was drilled in 2012 right after the 2011 M9 Tohoku earthquake so we have a very robust dataset and have and will learn a lot from these expedition.
I am a Geoscience Ambassador - I originally wanted to be a professional dancer!
The Geoscience Ambassadors are undergraduate and graduate student scientists who are working to change assumptions about who gets to be a geoscientist and what geoscientists do. Check out my story of how I became a geoscientist on YouTube. Check out the other ambassadors here below -there are a lot of stories from military vets, international students, and more!
PhD Rhapsody Podcast
Here I talked to some of my Norwegian colleagues about my pathway to academia on their podcast. It is interesting to see the similarities and differences between PhDs in the US versus Europe or Australia!
Alabama Hills, CA
Barringer Meteor Crater, AZ