The Roving Naturalist
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Explain Yourself: "Embrace your curiosity; Forge your own path" with Kaylee

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September 27, 2018

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Sheryl talks with Kaylee Arnold (@BlackWomxn_STEM on Twitter) about her research on kissing bugs, Chagas' disease, and deforestation. We also talk about being a minority woman in science, Kaylee's journey to grad school, and her outreach projects working with school kids in Athens, Georgia. Kaylee also shares her love of the arts, reminding us that scientists have hobbies!

Photos courtesy of Kaylee Arnold

The "Explain Yourself" series gives early-career biologists a chance to practice their science communication skills in a relaxed interview with Sheryl. Learn about their research and see that scientists come in all kinds! If you or someone you know would be an awesome guest on Explain Yourself, send us an email!

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