Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2011 I am studying these topics in both natural and agricultural plant and pollinator communities. I participate in the EEOB Graduate Program.

My research spans the fields of community ecology, population biology, and global change. I use experimental manipulations, long-term and historical data, and observations of natural variation to investigate how species interactions are affected by climate change-induced phenological and distributional shifts. These shifts are likely to result in novel communities in the temporal and spatial dimensions, modified interaction strengths, and altered selection on life history events.