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Citizen Science Teaching Fellows are student leaders who provide key support during the science lab sessions. Teaching Fellows work with faculty to communicate concepts, answer questions, and supervise Citizen Science students as they conduct experiments. In addition, under the supervision of the laboratory coordinator, Teaching Fellows are responsible for the preparation of the teaching lab, active problem solving, and effective communication to ensure an engaging learning environment.

2023 Citizen Science Teaching Fellows 

  • Julia Beeman '25

    Julia Beeman '25


    My name is Julia (she/her), and I am a sophomore at Bard studying biology. Outside of studying I love to dance and I perform in some on-campus shows. I care a lot about the environment and think that it is important for people to have the tools they need to be well informed about our planet. I am very excited to be working in the Citizen Science program as a fellow!
  • Gabo Cassell-Ramirez '26

    Gabo Cassell-Ramirez '26


    My name is Gabo and I am double majoring in math and viola performance. When not in a classroom I can be found in the practice room building or enjoying a meal with friends at Kline. I enjoyed my time in the Citizen Science program last year so much I decided to return to the program as a teaching fellow. I appreciate Citizen Science's focus on making science approachable to people who are not trained scientists and it's emphasis on advocacy and action outside of the lab. 
  • Mariam Morsy '24

    Mariam Morsy '24


    Hello everyone! My name is Mariam and I am a junior studying Biochemistry. I am very interested in the sciences especially chemistry but being a student in Citizen Science also made me realize I enjoyed microbiology. At Bard: I play lacrosse; I am a part of the Pre-Health and Chemistry club; I do research and assist teaching in chemistry; I take care of fish in the biology lab and I am a peer biology mentor. Outside of Bard, I work at a little crystal shop and I like going hiking and camping. I am so excited to meet all of you and this is such a great opportunity to gain better understanding in many fascinating areas of science.
  • Martha Pasatiempo '25

    Martha Pasatiempo '25


    Hi! My name is Martha Pasatiempo (she/they) and I'm a sophomore studying Biology and Psychology! Over the summer I conducted ecology research alongside one of my professors and it showed me how exciting lab work can be. I really want to bring the passion and excitement I cultivated over the summer to Citizen Science this winter! I also am on the Lacrosse and Swim teams! Citizen Science taught me the importance of scientific literacy and about how science is for everyone, and I am so excited to show how science improves with interdisciplinary applications.
  • Andres Perez-Rangel '26

    Andres Perez-Rangel '26


    My name is Andres and I'm a sophomore double-majoring in Music and Computer Science. I am passionate about the way music can provide a new perspective to the world and all the contributions I can make to it to help others create new experiences through it. As a student of STEM, I am looking for new opportunities to learn, and I hope to be able to help others see new perspectives through science.
  • Ayesha Salman '25

    Ayesha Salman '25


    Hello and assalamu-alaikum (hello in Urdu, my native language)! I am a second-year student from Lahore, Pakistan. My major is currently undecided but I’m passionate about biology, psychology, and neuroscience and am on track for a pre-health profession. I am very excited to be working Cit Sci this coming winter because I love being in a lab! I definitely believe this experience will hone my skills in a lab environment. When I have some free time, you can find me reading, out on a walk/run, watching true crime documentaries, or listening to a podcast.
Teaching Fellows Program

Teaching Fellows Program

Citizen Science aims to give all students the tools to be informed citizens when confronted with scientific information. Coming from a variety of majors, our Teaching Fellows are well positioned to work with the Citizen Science students whose academic backgrounds range widely. More than laboratory assistants, they are trained not only in the location and use of materials but also in the fundamentals of the experiments. Fellows often return in subsequent years, forming a close team invested in creating an exceptional experience for Citizen Science students participating in our science labs.

Past Teaching Fellows

  • 2021 Fellows

    2021 Fellows


    Nyah Alexis '23
    Lilah Blaker '23
    Mary Douglas '23
    Felicia Flores '22
    Macy Jenks '23
    Ligia Monterroza  '23
    Nailea (Lea) Rodriguez '22
    Quincy Ross '23
    Grace Sanger-Johnson '23
  • 2020 Fellows

    2020 Fellows


    Felicia Flores '22
    Benjamin Harris '22
    Silvie Lundgren '20
    Andres Meraz '20
    Ashley Nicholich '21
    Anna Pekovich '22
    Shannon Ryan '21
    Patricia Sicat '20
  • 2019 Fellows

    2019 Fellows


    Misbah Awan ’20
    Bruno Di Nucci ’20
    Julia Gibson ’20
    Evin Guinan ’19
    Gabrielle Hartman ’21
    Elizabeth Thomas ’20
    Lindsey Williams ’19
  • 2018 Fellows

    2018 Fellows


    Wallis Boram ’20
    Phoebe Brand ’20
    Christina Duncan ’19
    Adam Fallah ’20
    Estrella Frankenfeld ’20
    Lucy Fulkerson ’20
    Ashley Jones ’20
    Rachel Mendoza ’19
  • 2017 Fellows

    2017 Fellows


    Eleanor Broughton ’18
    Celia Faux ’19
    Tia Lee ’19
    Milan Miller ’18
    Abigail Sullivan ’19
    Mark Williams ’18
    Kara Kuhn ’18
    Sadie Marvel ’18
    Clarence Bronte ’18
  • 2016 Fellows

    2016 Fellows


    Shila Bayor ’18
    Lillian Brennessel ’18
    Clarence Bronte ’18
    Haley Brown ’18
    Rock Delliquanti ’16
    Deanna DePietro ’16
    Amelia Leeya Goldstein ’17
    Kara Kuhn ’18
    Sadie Marvel ’18
    Sydney Pindling ’17
    Leah Silverberg ’16
    Andrea Szegedy-Maszak ’16
    Darren Tirto ’18
    Clark Travaglini ’16
    Stephanie Walker ’17
    Sage Warner ’17
    Bradley Whitaker ’18
  • 2015 Fellows

    2015 Fellows


    Mythili Ananthasayan ’15
    Griffin Burke ’15
    Elisa Caffrey ’15
    Brandon Chen ’15
    Deanna DePietro ’16
    Leah Silverberg ’16
    Bradley Whitaker ’18
    Alexandra Batzdorf ’16
    Tayler Butler ’17
    Quanita Kendrick ’17
    Abiba Salahou ’17
    Mallory Thompson
    Javell Watson
    Bethany Zulick ’16
    Rock Delliquanti ’16
    Andrea Szegedy-Maszak ’16
    Clark Travaglini ’16
    Dylan Dahan ’15
  • 2014 Fellows

    2014 Fellows


    Mythili Ananthasayan‘15
    Griffin Burke ’15
    Elisa Caffrey ’15
    Brandon Chen ’15
    Dylan Dahan ’15
    Rock Delliquanti ’16
    Ayda Gonzalez ’16
    Erin Kelly ’15
    Sarah Kiskadden-Bechtel ’15
    Mildred Kissai ’15
    Bill Nguyen ’15
    Nathaniel Oh ’16
    Jonathan von Reusner ’16
    Alexandra Smith ’15
    Andrea Szegedy-Maszak ’16
    Clark Travaglini ’16
  • 2013 Fellows

    2013 Fellows


    Mythili Ananthasayan ’15
    Griffin Burke ’15
    Elisa Caffrey ’15
    Brandon Chen ’15
    Erin Kelly ’15
    Bill Nguyen ’15
    Alexandra Smith ’15
    Lily Mastrodimos ’15
    Molly North ’14
    Moraima Ortiz ’14
    Devon Scarlett ’14
    Min Shinn ’14
    Emma Troisi ’14

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