About Me
Hello :D Thank you for visiting my website/blog!
For those of you who don't know me, my name is Alexis, or you can call me Sully if you like. In May 2014, I received a Bachelor of Science degree from the Richard Stockton College of NJ (now Stockton University) with a major in Biology and a minor in Chemistry. I've been a graduate student in the Biology Ph.D. program at the Pennsylvania State University since August 2014.
I grew up with a deep love of science, especially biology, and I wish to share and spread that love as much as I can. As such, the section that will likely get the most attention on here will be Research. I also would like to serve as an indirect guide for anyone who might eventually pursue a graduate degree. I've broken that goal into two parts, Sci Comm and Life, with the hope that 1) you can get an inside look at the lives of those in academia (from undergrad to PI thanks to my Sully Asks A Scientist feature), and 2) it will motivate more people to pursue science as a career.
I grew up with a deep love of science, especially biology, and I wish to share and spread that love as much as I can. As such, the section that will likely get the most attention on here will be Research. I also would like to serve as an indirect guide for anyone who might eventually pursue a graduate degree. I've broken that goal into two parts, Sci Comm and Life, with the hope that 1) you can get an inside look at the lives of those in academia (from undergrad to PI thanks to my Sully Asks A Scientist feature), and 2) it will motivate more people to pursue science as a career.
I hope you enjoy my posts, and please feel free to contact me! I'd be happy to hear from any readers :)
The entire Wikipedia page on Biology, summarized via Wordle.net (just in case you were as curious as I was).
ResearchAdvisor: Dr. George (PJ) Perry
From Neandertals to lemurs, conch to lizards, and all of the measurements, collections, coding, field work, lab work, and presentations in between. |
Sci CommPart of being a scientist is learning how to effectively communicate your research to all kinds of audiences. This blog will feature experiences I've had, as well as #SullyAsksAScientist.
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LifeHere's what makes me Me :)
I'll also use this section to talk about my life as a grad student. We'll chat about food, family, and friends. Oh, and also cats (see cat tax below). |
