Q&A with Charmaine Pedrozo: Studying Emotional Responses to Wildlife
A Q&A with the intelligent and charming Charmaine Pedrozo, who is studying people’s emotional responses to wildlife as part of her master’s thesis.
Tag: master’s
Temporary Hiatus
I hate to do this, but I need to step away from blogging for at least a week: my life is simply too busy right now. If I am to…
Comparing Planet Earth II and Wild SafariLIVE: A Master’s Thesis
It is high time that I explained what I am doing for my master’s thesis. I wrote in this post that after a series of unforeseen events, I had settled…
Journey to Belize: Epilogue
It has now been over a year since I returned from Belize. As long-time followers of this blog may recall, the whole reason I went to Belize was to look…
Featured Blogger: Josh Gross
Last week, my good friend Robert Goldstein did something extraordinary to help me out. He made me his featured blogger. In order to help me spread the word about my…
Help to GoFund new Jaguar-Related Research
Greetings everyone, this is a truly special post. Two years ago, when I decided to leave my Counseling program at Cleveland State University, I had no idea where my journey…
It is Happening Monday
Back in mid December I announced that I am doing everything in my power to conduct my Master’s research in Guyana this coming summer and fall. In that post, I…
The Jaguar 