Alexa Blunck
anblunck@syr.edu

• Degree Sought: MPS
• Graduate Advisor(s): Schummer

Brittnie Fleming
bflemi04@syr.edu

• Degree Sought: MS
• Graduate Advisor(s): Schummer
• Area of Study: Fish & Wildlife Biology & Management

Susannah Halligan
slhallig@syr.edu

• Degree Sought: MS
• Graduate Advisor(s): Schummer
• Area of Study: Ecology

Kayla Harvey
kmharvey@syr.edu

• Degree Sought: MS
• Graduate Advisor(s): Schummer
• Area of Study: Fish & Wildlife Biology & Management

Molly Jacobson
mmjacobs@syr.edu

• Degree Sought: MS
• Graduate Advisor(s): Schummer and Fierke
• Area of Study: Conservation Biology
• Undergraduate Institution: University of New Hampshire Durham

Graduate Research Topic
Investigating the effect of restored wetland management on floral resources to support native bee pollinators. I work in the Montezuma Wetlands Complex to determine how seasonal water drawdowns produce different flowering plant species, which in turn may result in unique pollinator assemblages. This will allow land managers to make more informed decisions to incorporate pollinators into future management plans, especially in a larger landscape context where wetlands may provide essential late-season resources.

Samuel Kucia
srkucia@syr.edu

• Degree Sought: MS
• Graduate Advisor(s): Schummer
• Area of Study: Fish & Wildlife Biology & Management