Dr. Christine W. Miller received a B.A.
in Biology from Wesleyan University.
From there she went on to research
adventures in Montana, Georgia,
Washington, Central America,and Africa.
Shereceived a National Science Foundation
Graduate Research Fellowship, Epscor
Fellowship, and multiple awards from
the Smithsonian Institution to conduct
and enhance her Ph.D. research at the
University of Montana and Smithsonian
Tropical Research Institute in Panama.
She arrived at the University of Florida
in 2007, and in 2009 achieved a National
Science Foundation grant of $325,394
for a large project entitled "Selection
in heterogeneous environments, a
multi-trait perspective". Since arriving at
UF, she has mentored over 22 students
and recent graduates in her laboratory.
Her research spans the topics of
evolutionary biology, ecology, and behavior.

Miller Lab, Fall 2011

From the left: Jake Thickman, Ummat Somjee, Luke Hein, Daniel Sasson, Scarlett Tudor, Jesse Jecusco, Katherine Holmes, Dr. Christine Miller, and Wendy Helmey-Hartman

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