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My name is Emily (Em) Donahue, and I am currently a PhD Candidate at Arkansas State University. My dissertation work investigates the impacts of agricultural toxin exposure on wildlife. Loggerhead Shrikes in agricultural areas of NE Arkansas are my current study system. Aside from impacts of toxins, I am also monitoring their long-term survival, site fidelity, and reproductive success. I am interested in combining both field and lab work to understand mechanistic workings at the cellular level and use that make inferences about individual- and population-level health and behavior.
Dissertation: Exploring Breeding Ecology and Potential Physiological Effects of Pesticide Exposure in Agricultural Loggerhead Shrikes.
Ph.D in Molecular Biosciences
Current Program
Arkansas State University, Jonesboro, AR
Co-advisors: Dr. Than Boves and Dr. Lorin Neuman-Lee
View my C.V. to learn more about my qualifications.
I look forward to future opportunities to collaborate and learn with people!
You can contact me by email if you have any questions or would like to have me on your team.
“In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks.” ~John Muir
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