Shana Sandhaus, research specialist and laboratory manager, holds an MS in Environmental Science from the University of Arizona. Her previous work involved evaluating the changes in efficacy, knowledge, and motivations before and after participation in citizen science programs. Her research interests include understanding why people participate in citizen science programs, if there is an increase in efficacy and knowledge as a result of participation, and if participants believe they can make a positive impact on their environment as a result of the program. Shana works with the Project Harvest research team, students, and community health workers to make sure the project runs smoothly.
Iliana Manjón is a second-year graduate student pursuing a master’s degree in environmental science. She is working on a citizen science project called Gardenroonts:...
Hello and welcome! My name is Sara Sillik. I have lived in Tucson, Arizona my entire life. Some of my favorite hobbies include running,...
I’m Rachel Bear and I am a junior majoring in Neuroscience and Cognitive Science and Molecular and Cellular Biology with a minor in Spanish....
