Sarah D. Joseph
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Education
Animal Studies, candidate University of Queensland
2002
University of California, Davis
BS in Wildlife, Fish, and Conservation Biology, emphasis in
behavioral ecology.
Graduated with high honors.
School Activities and Honors
2003
Finalist and reserve candidate, Fulbright Fellowship for Australia
2002
Departmental Citation from WFCB
2002
Member Phi Kappa Phi honors society
2002 NSF
REU supplement to grant IBN-0076484
2001 PUF
Grant recipient
1999-present Member,
Golden Key Society
1998-present Dean's
Honors List (9 quarters)
1998-1999 Member,
Davis Honors Challenge
1998
Henry A. Jastro Scholarship
1998
Hubert Wakeham Scholarship
1998
Honors Physiology, Student of the Year
1994-1996 Varsity
track and cross-country
1993-1998
Golden State awards in multiple subjects
Research Experience
Feral horse behavior and management,
under the supervision of Dr. Luke Leung, University of Queensland,
Department of Animal Studies
Aggression in male field crickets,
under supervision of Dr. Ann Hedrick, UCD (NSF grant)- experience with
lab protocol and statistical analysis of data (SigmaStat, Excel)
Monitoring of Western Gray Squirrels,
under supervision of Dr. Douglas Kelt, UCD
(PUF Grant)- experience with trapping, radio-telemetry, and GPS
Ontogeny of behavior in semi-feral
horses, under the supervision of Dr. Sue McDonnell, University of
Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, New Bolton Center-experience
with field observational study design and conduct and semi feral herd
management.