I ground my work in science and technology studies (STS), human geography, and political ecology. I recently returned from fieldwork in Hawaii, where I used ethnographic, spatial, and collaboratory methods to investigate the impact of citizen science on conservation of threatened and endangered species. My other interests include science communication, feminist theory, and visual anthropology. Of note: 2020 Communication of Research and Scholarship Grant, Funded by UGA Graduate School UGA xPD Campus Internship program, Office of Research Communications (June-July) UGA Future Faculty Fellow (Fall) 2014 Innovative and Interdisciplinary Research Award, Funded by UGA Graduate School 2013-2015 UGA Graduate School Assistantship Selected Publications Selected Publications: Brownson, K., Chappell, J., Meador, J., Bloodgood, J., Howard, J., Kosen, L., Burnett, H., Gancos-Crawford, T., Guinessey, E., Heynen, N. and Mertzlufft, C., 2020. Land Trusts as Conservation Boundary Organizations in Rapidly Exurbanizing Landscapes: A Case Study from Southern Appalachia. Society & Natural Resources, pp.1-12. Education Education: University of Georgia: Integrative Conservation & Anthropology (Current) University of Hawaii: Graduate Certificate in Advanced Women's Studies (2013) University of Hawaii: BA Anthropology (2012); Undergraduate Certificates in Environmental Studies, Latin American Studies, & Women's Studies (2012)
