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Introducing Meghan Bennett

My favorite memories would give many people nightmares. While other little girls were playing with toys, I enjoyed catching insects and reptiles to hide in my room. Growing up in Arizona provided plenty of animals with which to occupy my time, especially because miles of desert surrounded our house. My favorite hobby was collecting animals, from reptiles to spiders, just to bring home and observe. Many times, I was bitten but this never stopped me from wanting to get a closer look. After my parents realized they were unable to control my fascination with animals, my mom gave me a reptile field guide, so I could identify venomous animals. I still have that field guide today, along with many others that accompany it on my bookshelf. That field guide was the missing link that gave my observations significance by answering my questions. Today, I continue to search for significance to my observations with laboratory research. My research path has also exposed a passion for outreach, teaching and mentoring, which made me realize that I want to be a college professor.

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