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	Elizabeth has been part of a diverse array of research projects throughout her academic career, from camping out for months collecting recordings of orcas and sailing off the Galapagos Islands tracking groups of sperm whales, to combing the blueberry fields of Washington State looking bird pest problems and sorting through sea lion scat for evidence of their last meals. She is currently finishing her work looking at long&mdash;finned pilot whale vocalizations and social structure off Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada for her MS. When not at sea or in the lab, Elizabeth finds other ways to enjoy creation through hiking, diving, sailing, and even helping with the local marine mammal stranding network.</p>
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	Elizabeth is looking forward to teaching this summer and sharing her passion for mammals as a beautiful and important part of marine ecosystems.&nbsp;</p>
