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As an undergraduate student at Gardner-Webb University, Amy Schmitt Boyer ’15 studied six-lined racerunner lizards at the Broad River. Although the research tested her patience, the experience helped her secure a position in the graduate program at North Dakota State University (NDSU) in Fargo. “I learned that experimental design and methods are crucial in performing a surveying experiment,” reflected Boyer, a native of Waxhaw, N.C. “It also taught me the best way to present my research to the public.”

Publication Date

11-30-2017

Publisher

Gardner-Webb University

City

Boiling Springs

Keywords

Amy Schmitt Boyer, big brown bats, biological sciences, Chemistry, Department of Natural Sciences, Dr. Ben Brooks, Dr. David Campbell, Dr. David Judge, Dr. Erin H. Gillam (behavioral ecologist), Dr. Joseph Oyugi, Dr. Venita Totten, Environmental Science, GWU President Dr. Frank Bonner, GWU Women's Soccer, North Dakota State University (Fargo), six-lined racerunner lizards

Research Experience at GWU Helps Alumna Gain Position in Grad School Program

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