Holly Kelchner

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Holly holding water sample in Antarctica

Provenance: Holly Kelchner, Carleton College
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Project Specialist
Science Education Resource Center - Carleton College
hkelchner@carleton.edu

Background

Holly has recently joined the SERC team with a wide background in ocean sciences. After finishing graduate school, Holly worked for four seasons at the Cooperative Institute for Great Lakes Research (CIGLR) in Ann Arbor, MI in conjunction with NOAA-Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory (GLERL). She loves to travel and has worked all over the world including in Alaska, Mozambique, and most recently in Antarctica and Patagonia (picture on the right). In her free time, she enjoys cross country skiing, SCUBA diving, and rock climbing.

Education

• M.S. in Renewable Natural Resources (focus on Oceanography), Louisiana State University (2020)
• B.S. in Marine Biology, University of Alaska Southeast (2017)

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• Check out pages 18-21 of the Ripple Effect!
• CIGLR staff member feels at home on the water, The University Record
• Kelchner, H.; K.E. Reeve-Arnold; K.M. Schreiner; S. Bargu; K.G. Roques; R.M. Errera. 2021. Domoic Acid and Pseudo-nitzschia spp. Connected to Coastal Upwelling along Coastal Inhambane Province, Mozambique: A New Area of Concern. Toxins. 13(12), 903. (DOI:3390/toxins13120903).
• Boegehold, A.G.; A.M. Burtner; A.C. Camilleri; G. Carter; P. DenUyl; D. Fanslow; D. Fyffe Semenyuk; C.M. Godwin; D. Gossiaux; T.H. Johengen; H. Kelchner; C. Kitchens; L.A. Mason; K. McCabe; D. Palladino; D. Stuart; H. Vanderploeg; R.M. Errera. 2023. Routine Monitoring of Western Lake Erie to Track Water Quality Changes Associated with Cyanobacterial Harmful Algal Blooms. Earth System Science Data. 15, 3853–3868. (DOI:10.5194/essd-15-3853-2023).