Grad student monitors wildlife up close after CA fires
See how Kendall Calhoun Ph.D. ’23, a Chancellor’s Fellow, connects with faculty and undergraduates, conducting research out in the field to identify species that are vulnerable to megafires in California with the goal of informing policies that create more resilient habitats and ecosystems in the future. Brilliant graduate students are a critical component of UC Berkeley’s identity. Their work with faculty helps to drive research excellence. Meanwhile, graduate students inspire undergraduates, opening their minds to greater possibilities. Supporting graduate fellowships means creating ripple effects that travel outward to change the world.
See how Kendall Calhoun Ph.D. ’23, a Chancellor’s Fellow, connects with faculty and undergraduates, conducting research out in the field to identify species that are vulnerable to megafires in California with the goal of informing policies that create more resilient habitats and ecosystems in the future. Brilliant graduate students are a critical component of UC Berkeley’s identity. Their work with faculty helps to drive research excellence. Meanwhile, graduate students inspire undergraduates, opening their minds to greater possibilities. Supporting graduate fellowships means creating ripple effects that travel outward to change the world.
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