Elle Garman is an Environmental Science major with a Biology minor, graduating in December 2026. She has been working at the EAS front desk since freshman year and also joined the Explore LLC team last spring. Elle has also served as a Team Leader for GT1000/2000 classes. She works with Dr. James Stroud researching Anolis lizards and spent the summer doing fieldwork at the lab's study site in Miami, Florida.
Emily White is a fourth-year Environmental Science major graduating in May 2027. She is interested in wildlife ecology, conservation, geospatial mapping, and science communication. This summer, Emily was an intern with the Wildlife Conservation Section of Georgia's Department of Natural Resources.
Katherine Poch is a fourth-year Environmental Science major with a minor in Global Development and an interest in climate change. She recently received the Rutt Bridges Award for her work conducting exploratory data analysis on Southern Ocean eddy properties in the Georgia Tech Oceanography (GATO) Laboratory led by Dr. Lily Dove.
Kate Williams is an Environmental Science major with a minor in Public Policy, graduating in December 2026. She is passionate about sustainable transportation, climate policy and urban sustainability. This summer, she is interning with Clean Cities Georgia, where she supports the transition to alternative fuels through stakeholder engagement, transportation policy, grant implementation and the development of outreach materials and program metrics. Kate also serves as the Political Outreach Officer for Georgia Tech College Democrats.
Trisha Tambe is an EAS undergraduate entering her final year at Georgia Tech. Passionate about atmospheric chemistry and aerosols, she conducts research under Dr. Greg Huey.
Daniel Lamprea is a fourth-year Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences major with a minor in mathematics, graduating in May 2026.
Katie Griffin is a senior Environmental Science undergraduate minoring in Biology. She’s currently conducting research with Dr. James Stroud, studying intraspecific habitat use in Anolis lizards. Outside of research, she’s the president of Students Organizing for Sustainability, where she can be found gardening and encouraging people to pay attention to local environmental policies.
Gabriella Dotson is a fourth-year Solid
Rowan Ray is a fourth-year Environmental Sciences major with a minor in history, graduating in May 2026. She is currently conducting research in Polar Geophysics Simulation Lab with Dr. Winnie Chu and Dr. Eliza Dawson. She presented her research findings at the American Geophysical Union in December 2025. She is currently head TA working in the EAS 2600 Lab. Rowan has received multiple scholarships from national organizations. After graduation, Rowan plans to pursue a Ph.D. in Glaciology and Geochemistry.