Summer can be a quiet time on campus, but that doesn’t mean much for members of our lab. Both graduate and undergraduate students are hard at work traveling and doing fieldwork.

PhD student Kellum, traveled to the Sternberg Natural History Museum in Hays, Kansas, where she was an assistant instructor for a high school paleontology camp and the instructor of record for a middle school paleontology camp. Following this trip, she traveled to the Smithsonian in D.C., where she spent a week measuring, photographing, and describing the skeletons of modern phocine seals.

Sounds like a science packed summer!