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Carly Sear

Carly is a PhD student in the Environmental and Water Resources Engineering Program at Virginia Tech. She graduated with honors from Saint Louis University with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. She is interested in contamination patterns in well water and their health effects across the country, but with a specific focus on Central Appalachian communities. Outside of the lab, Carly enjoys running, crafty projects, cooking, and wandering around farmer’s markets. [co-advised with Dr. Landon Marston]

Marianne Beaulieu

Marianne is a PhD student in the Biomedical & Veterinary Sciences program at Virginia Tech. She earned bachelor’s degrees in biology and mathematics from the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, VA in 2023. She aims to incorporate a One Health approach in all of her research, considering the intersections of human, animal, and environmental health. Her hope is that her research will tackle health inequities and improve the lives of underserved populations. Outside of the lab, Marianne enjoys writing, musical theatre, fiber arts, cosplay, and spending time with her dog Gotham.

Amanda Darling

Amanda is a PhD student in the Environmental and Water Resources Engineering Program at Virginia Tech. Amanda completed her Masters of Science in Environmental Engineering in 2020, and a Masters of Public Health in 2023. Her research interests include wastewater-based surveillance and drinking water quality and treatment methods, with a focus on rural areas of Central Appalachia. She attended the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign for her Bachelor’s degree in Civil & Environmental Engineering. In her free time, Amanda enjoys traveling and volunteering with organizations promoting community access to safe drinking water. After graduate school, Amanda hopes to continue conducting research at the intersection of environmental engineering and public health.