Sharing my story for Univeristy of Vermont’s Admitted Students.
“Over the last few years we’ve tried to incorporate more students. Their perspective resonates more with the next generation of UVM students.” - Dr. Paul Deslandes
The Wildlife Pathogen’s Lab preparing a microtus for the UVM Museum.
“It’s a cultural thing. There are many rules and traditions that must be followed regarding specimen preparation.” - Lauren, MS Student
The Wildlife Pathogen’s Lab surveying along Winooski River, Burlington, VT.
“If you ever feel a scratch or an itch when you’re driving back from collecting, that is a ghost tick - coming back to haunt you for all the ticks you’ve extracted!” - Lena, Scientist in Training
Becoming an Honors Undergraduate Researcher at the UVM Wildlife Pathogens Lab.
Welcome to the Wildlife Pathogens Lab
