Kelly Kapsar

Kelly Kapsar

kapsarke@msu.edu

Department of Fisheries and Wildlife

PhD candidate

MSU Manly Miles Building, rm 107/108

Major Advisor:

Jianguo "Jack" Liu

Background:

Kelly's primary research goal is to better understand the relationship between humans and their environment, with a particular focus on the conservation of wildlife.

In 2014, she graduated with a B.A. in biology from Carleton College and after two years working as a science educator, she is eager to continue her education at Michigan State University.

Through interdisciplinary graduate research under Dr. Jianguo Liu at the Center for Systems Integration and Sustainability, she hopes to better understand the dynamic relationships between culture, ecosystems, science, and conservation policy in the Arctic.

Read Kelly's blog here.

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