The Weekend's Festivities

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I had a fun and not-overly productive weekend.

 Scholars, which is a program on campus that provides "opportunities that challenge University Scholars to develop as thinkers, citizens, and leaders and prepare them to achieve their personal and professional goals as they make their contributions to a democratic society", offered free bowling on Friday and since I have several friends in Scholars, I tagged along. I also plan to join Scholars if I can bring my GPA up a little bit. I think I would like it much better than the Honors Program.

 Saturday, I spent the day hanging in my room and worked on my lab report, which is due Wednesday. The hardest thing about lab reports is finding sources to cite! Ugh. Then that night, my friends Maysen, Haley and I went to see the movie Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. They should rename it "Extremely Sad and Incredibly Sad". No, really. The movie was good but it was just so sad! 

 Today, I spent the day laying around and wasting time until I had a closing banquet for LIA, which lasted two and a half hours. It wasn't bad though. I got a certificate for completing my Discover 1 Class and a picture of Class #5 (which is my class). 

 I also got set up for an interview this coming Friday for a local bookstore so I can buy back books from students. I heard the job isn't worth the effort because you don't hardly get paid, but any money is better than no money.

 I'm meeting the Chancellor tomorrow! Ahh. 

 I'm also seeing my friend Lauren, who I have hardly seen since Fall semester. Needless to say, I'm happy about that.

 That about wraps up my weekend. Hope you guys enjoyed yours. I have a full week ahead of me, but I can tackle it. 




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Kalysha Clark is a recent graudate of North Carolina State University where she earned a Bachelor's of Science in Zoology and a minor in nonprofit studies. She is currently serving as a member of AmeriCorps and will return to NC State in January to begin her Master's program in Fisheries, Wildlife and Conservation Biology.

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I am a graduate of NC State University with a Bachelors of Science in Zoology and a minor in Nonprofit Studies.

I am currently a Master's Student at NC State studying Fisheries, Wildlife and Conservation Biology. Part of my thesis will focus on how state action plans and policies look at and incorporate climate change and land use change. I am highly interested in habitat use, movement ecology and behavior, and hope to study these during my Master's and, later, my PhD.

I am currently working on my North Carolina Environmental Education Certification.

My skills include: Radio telemetry, Camera Trap Installation and Calibration, Animal Handling, Data Entry and Management, Animal Husbandry, Animal Behavior, Wildlife Rehabilitation, Raptor Handling, Project Planning, Fundraising, Public Speaking, Time Management and Organization

Classes I'm Currently Taking

-Conservation Biology
-Quantitative Methods in Education
-Wildlife Seminar
-Resource Selection Functions

Current Projects

-Evaluating Efficacy of Conservation Planning in the Southeast
-Evaluating the Household Dynamics of Wildlife Value Orientations

Honors, Awards, and Certifications

-Bachelor of Science in Zoology, 2015
-Minor in Nonprofit Studies
-Dean's List, Spring 2012, Fall 2013
-Roots and Shoots Founders' Award, $100, 2012-2013
-Basic Wildlife Rehabilitation Certification, March 2013
-Visionary Leader Certificate, Spring 2012

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