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The evolution of a scientist – a reflection on the importance of seizing opportunities

The evolution of a scientist – a reflection on the importance of seizing opportunities

by Kristin Erickson | Jul 11, 2023 | News, Summer 2023 Blog Series

Written by: Kristin Erickson (FL Coastal Mapping Program [FCMaP] Coordinator) Successful research scientists work hard to obtain a well-rounded education, taking years of time (and often money!) to earn their undergraduate and graduate degrees. But I believe...

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