Current Volunteer Undergraduate Researchers (Updated Fall 2019)
Amanda Harmon, Undergraduate Research Assistant
Amanda is a junior studying Public Health, with a focus on Community and Environmental Health. She joined the lab summer of 2019 because of a personal interest in native bees and the important work done at the UCB Urban Bee Lab. In her free time, she works at a free clinic to provide health services to the larger Berkeley community, and is actively involved in the dance community on campus.
Amanda is a junior studying Public Health, with a focus on Community and Environmental Health. She joined the lab summer of 2019 because of a personal interest in native bees and the important work done at the UCB Urban Bee Lab. In her free time, she works at a free clinic to provide health services to the larger Berkeley community, and is actively involved in the dance community on campus.
Annabelle Baldwin, Undergraduate Research Assistant
Annabelle is a junior studying Anthropology and Public Policy. Annabelle joined the Urban Bee lab because of her passion for bees which began when Annabelle and her mother started beekeeping in Costa Rica. Annabelle is also an active member of the Ocean Conservation organization, Surfrider.
Annabelle is a junior studying Anthropology and Public Policy. Annabelle joined the Urban Bee lab because of her passion for bees which began when Annabelle and her mother started beekeeping in Costa Rica. Annabelle is also an active member of the Ocean Conservation organization, Surfrider.
Nasim Jahangard-Mahboob, Undergraduate Research Assistant
I am an undergraduate transfer student at Cal majoring in Forestry and Natural Resources. I attended Forestry Camp in 2018 and I have been expanding my knowledge of forests ever since. I am currently a co-secretary of Forestry Club, lead of publicity for logging sports, a chair of ISCO, and a writer for Perspective Magazine. I am a SoCal native, and I WWOOFed at Apricot Lane Farms in Ventura County before transferring to Cal. I love learning more about native bees and adding to my knowledge of the flowering flora that the bees pollinate across California.
I am an undergraduate transfer student at Cal majoring in Forestry and Natural Resources. I attended Forestry Camp in 2018 and I have been expanding my knowledge of forests ever since. I am currently a co-secretary of Forestry Club, lead of publicity for logging sports, a chair of ISCO, and a writer for Perspective Magazine. I am a SoCal native, and I WWOOFed at Apricot Lane Farms in Ventura County before transferring to Cal. I love learning more about native bees and adding to my knowledge of the flowering flora that the bees pollinate across California.
Jackie Singer, Undergraduate Research Assistant
Jackie is a junior studying Molecular Environmental Biology, with an emphasis in Ecology. Jackie is passionate about conservation ecology and joined the UCB Urban Bee Lab because of her interest in the importance of research and conservation of bees. Jackie is also a Campus Ambassador for UC Berkeley and spends her time giving campus tours. She loves to see everything Northern California has to offer by hiking and camping in her free time.
Jackie is a junior studying Molecular Environmental Biology, with an emphasis in Ecology. Jackie is passionate about conservation ecology and joined the UCB Urban Bee Lab because of her interest in the importance of research and conservation of bees. Jackie is also a Campus Ambassador for UC Berkeley and spends her time giving campus tours. She loves to see everything Northern California has to offer by hiking and camping in her free time.
Kipper Berven (Environmental Science & Environmental Economics) , Undergraduate Research Assistant
Previous Volunteer Undergraduate Researchers (Updated Fall 2019)
Kavya Niranjan (Environmental Sciences)
Kavya studied Environmental Sciences and volunteered with the lab from 2016-2019. In her final year with the lab, she completed a senior thesis that used GIS to study the effect of urbanization on bee diversity.
Adele Wallrich (Conservation and Resource Studies)
Kavya studied Environmental Sciences and volunteered with the lab from 2016-2019. In her final year with the lab, she completed a senior thesis that used GIS to study the effect of urbanization on bee diversity.
Adele Wallrich (Conservation and Resource Studies)
