Kellie Brautigam awarded T.K. Wilson & W. Hardy Eshbaugh Scholarship through Miami University's Department of Biology, along with Drs. T.K. Wilson and W. Hardy Eshbaugh

2017 Jun 14

Lancaster, Ohio, resident Kellie Brautigam has been awarded the T.K. Wilson & W. Hardy Eshbaugh Scholarship from Miami University's Department of Biology, along with Drs. T.K. Wilson and W. Hardy Eshbaugh in collaboration with Miami University's Project Dragonfly.

Brautigam, who was accepted into the Global Field Program in 2015, has studied conservation research in Thailand, Belize and India. This summer Brautigam will study eco-leadership in Paraguay. Brautigam works as a teacher.

Miami University's Department of Biology, along with Drs. T.K. Wilson and W. Hardy Eshbaugh, in collaboration with Miami's Project Dragonfly, have awarded 17 partial scholarships since 2011.

About the Scholarship

Dr. T.K. Wilson, professor emeritus of botany at Miami University, is a leader in Bahamian floral biodiversity studies. Wilson exemplifies a model for what is possible in international scientific research and global partnerships. Dr. Hardy Eshbaugh, professor emeritus of botany at Miami University, is a pioneer in the field of ethnobotany and has worked in many global locations. Having served at Miami University from 1967-1998, Eshbaugh has received numerous awards for his contributions to the field of biology.

About Project Dragonfly

Because coursework for Project Dragonfly's master's degree occurs on the web and at field sites internationally, students are located throughout the country and abroad.

Miami University's Project Dragonfly reaches millions of people each year through inquiry-driven learning media, public exhibits and graduate programs worldwide. Dragonfly is located in the department of biology at Miami University, a state university in Oxford, Ohio. Miami was established in 1809 and is listed as one of the eight original Public Ivies.

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