Undergraduate Fellows

Max’s work focuses on developing a novel method of storing blood clotting factors and other biologic pharmaceuticals in a dry state at ambient temperature without the need for cold-chain refrigeration, freezing, or lyophilization.

Kalley Collins is an undergraduate student at UW studying Geology and Anthropology. She works in Dr. Ellen Currano’s paleobotany lab and looks at the isotopic ratios of bulk carbon and nitrogen in modern leaf fossils.

My name is Zoë Short and I am from Douglas, WY. I have always loved to observe and care for animals, and I have volunteered, worked, and fostered for both Laramie Peak Humane Society in Douglas and Laramie Animal Welfare Society in Laramie. My major is zoology, which is fitting with my love for animals.

My name is Adalyn Vergara and I am from Greeley, CO. Growing up I was highly involved in athletics but always found time to go outside to be active and explore, inspiring my fascination in the biology of plants, animals, and insects.