Foluke Adelabu

Neema Olagbemiro

Cristina Fayad Martinez

Elizabeth Maria Gabriele

Roca Matthew

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Roca is an Undergraduate student pursuing a B.S. in geological sciences & geospatial technology at the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science. Conducts environmental fieldwork and laboratory work as a research assistant. Researches closely with Dr. Helena Solo-Gabriele, Associate Dean of Research at the department of Chemical, Environmental, and Materials Engineering. Currently interested in: microbial water quality after hurricanes, soils, and particle size characterization techniques.”

Jenna Honan

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Jenna Honan is a Research Specialist and Environmental Health Sciences PhD student in the Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health at the University of Arizona. Her interests include contaminant fate and transport in the environment, ecological restoration, community-engaged research, policy development, ecotoxicology, and statistical modeling. For her MS in Environmental Sciences, she completed a groundwater modeling project that considered the fate and transport of heavy metals in the subsurface from a release of wastewater effluent into a river near the Mexico-US border. Her current research focuses on environmental and occupational exposures, including VOCs in beauty salons and autobody shops, pesticides on and near agricultural sites, and metals near mining operations, always with the goal of helping prevent long-term negative health outcomes that likely follow such exposures. She is a first-generation student from rural Arizona, which brings a distinctive perspective to her studies.

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