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Megan Haserodt

Past Fellow

Research Interests

As an undergraduate I gained additional experience working with NOAA on an atmospheric chemistry/climate change project, studying climate impacts and resource management in the Mekong River watershed, and researching the development of rare earth elements in the Copper Harbor Conglomerate. After graduation I worked for a year in Alaska doing salmon habitat research and restoration with a local watershed non-profit. In the fall of 2012 I started a Master’s at the University of Wisconsin Geoscience Department studying hydrogeology under Dr. Jean Bahr.

In general I am interested in the connection between groundwater resources and streams. I was funded by the Northeast Climate Science Center to work on a project seeking to better understand the source and susceptibility of baseflow to trout streams in the Driftless Area, WI and how this could be impacted in the future.

Education

BA: Geology and Chemistry, Hope College, 2011