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Assistant Professor of Environmental Science and
Ecology 2023 - present
Clark Family School of Environment and Sustainability; Department of
Natural and Environmental Sciences
Western Colorado University, Gunnison
IRACDA Postdoctoral Fellow 2020 - 2023
Departments of Earth, Planetary, and Space Sciences; Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology; Institute of the Environment and Sustainability,
University of California, Los Angeles
- Research mentors: Aradhna Tripati and Nathan Kraft
Early Career Fellow, Center for Diverse Leadership in
Science 2020 - present
University of California, Los Angeles
Adjunct Professor 2021 - 2023
School of Environment and Sustainability, Department of Natural and
Environmental Sciences,
Western Colorado University, Gunnison
Lecturer 2022 - 2023
Department of Biological Sciences, California State University of
Los Angeles
Postdoctoral Research Associate 2020
Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Biology, Iowa State
University, Ames, IA
- Supervisor: Grace Wilkinson
Ph.D., Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
2020
Co-major: Environmental Science
Iowa State University, Ames
Dissertation: “Late Quaternary Paleoecology of the North American
Midcontinent”
- Advisors: Lynn Clark and Alan Wanamaker
B.S. Environmental Science 2008
University of Washington, Tacoma
Research Excellence Award, Iowa State University.
For academically superior dissertation research. 2020
Senior Assistantship, Iowa State University Department
of Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Biology. Competitive research
assistantship providing one semester of stipend, tuition, and benefits.
2019
Professional and Scientific Team CYtation Award, Iowa
State University. Presented to the members of the ISU Stormwater
Management Committee. For going above and beyond the call of duty to
make a significant impact on the institution. 2017
Teaching Excellence Award, Iowa State University. For
outstanding teaching by a graduate student. 2016
Participant, {GeoChronR} Workshop, Competitive–entry
3–day workshop in time–uncertain data analysis using the GeoChron
package for R. NSF-funded; travel, room and board, and workshop entry
expenses paid. 2016
†Indicates co-first authorship | *Indicates undergraduate co-author
8. Román-Palacios, C.†, H.M.
Carroll†, A.J. Arnold, R.J. Flores, Q. Gan, S.V.
Petersen, K.A. McKinnon, J. Emile-Geay, D. Khider, A. Tripati. BayClump:
Bayesian Calibration and Temperature Reconstructions for Clumped Isotope
Thermometry. Under revision at Geochemistry, Geophysics,
Geosystems. Preprint available at: https://www.essoar.org/doi/abs/10.1002/essoar.10507995.2
7. Lucarelli, J.K, H.M. Carroll, R.N. Ulrich, B.
Elliott, T.B. Coplen, R. Eagle, and A. Tripati. 2023. Equilibrated gas
and carbonate standard-derived dual (\(Δ_{47}\) and \(Δ_{48}\)) clumped isotope values.
Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems
24(2):e2022GC010458. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1029/2022GC010458
6. Houston, D.D., J.D. Satler, T.K. Stack*, H.M.
Carroll, A.M. Bevan*, A.L. Moya*, and K.D. Alexander. 2022. A
Phylogenomic perspective on the evolutionary history of the stonefly
genus Suwallia (Plecoptera: Chloroperlidae) revealed by
ultraconserved genomic elements. Molecular Phylogenetics and
Evolution 166:107320. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ympev.2021.107320
5. Upadhyay, D., J. Lucarelli, A. Arnold, R. Flores, H. Bricker, R.N.
Ulrich, G. Jesmok, L. Santi, W. Defliese, R. Eagle, H.M.
Carroll, J. Bateman, V. Petryshyn, S. Loyd, J. Tang, A.
Priyadarshi, B. Elliott, and A. Tripati. 2021. Carbonate clumped isotope
analysis \((Δ_{47})\) of 21 carbonate
standards determined via gas source isotope ratio mass spectrometry on
four instrumental configurations using carbonate-based standardization
and multi-year datasets. Rapid Communications in Mass
Spectrometry 35(17):e9143. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/rcm.9143
4. Ulrich, R.N., M. Guillermic, J. Campbell*, A. Hakim*, R. Han*, S.
Singh*, J.D. Stewart, C. Román-Palacios, H.M. Carroll,
I. De Corte, R.E. Gilmore, W. Doss, A. Tripati, J.B. Ries, and R.A.
Eagle. 2021. Patterns of trace element incorporation in carbonate
biominerals recapitulate phylogeny for diverse marine organisms.
Frontiers in Earth Science - Geochemistry 9:641760.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.3389/feart.2021.641760
3. Wamboldt, J.J., A.D. Wanamaker, H.M. Carroll, R.
Schultz, and J.E. Morris. 2020. Trophic dynamics of a reservoir fishery
following an introduction of a top predator: Insights from stable carbon
and nitrogen isotopes. Fisheries Management and
Ecology. 27:531–539. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/fme.12445
2. Carroll, H.M., A.D. Wanamaker, L.G. Clark, and B.J.
Wilsey. 2020. Ragweed and sagebrush pollen can distinguish between
vegetation types at broad spatial scales. Ecosphere
11(5):e03120 DOI: https://doi.org/10.1002/ecs2.3120
1. Carroll, H.M., D.D. Houston, S. Ankerstjerne, and
A.D. Wanamaker, Jr. 2019. Using light stable isotopes to assess stream
food web ecology in a general ecology laboratory course. Journal
of Biological Education. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/00219266.2019.1707263
11. Román-Palacios, C., H.M. Carroll, and A.
Tripati. 2023. ‘bayclumpr’: Bayesian Analysis of Clumped Isotope
Datasets. R package version 0.1.0. https://cran.r-project.org/package=bayclumpr
10. Significant contributor, Municipal separate storm
sewer system 2017 annual report. Department of Environmental Health and
Safety and Facilities Planning and Management. Iowa State
University.
9. Significant contributor, Municipal separate storm
sewer system 2016 annual report. Department of Environmental Health and
Safety and Facilities Planning and Management. Iowa State
University.
8. Downing, J.A., C.T. Filstrup, D.L. Kendall, L. Whitehouse, and
H. Carroll. 2016. A diagnostic–feasibility study for
the restoration of Silver Lake, Palo Alto County. Iowa State University
Limnology Laboratory and Iowa Department of Natural Resources.
7. Downing, J.A., C.T. Filstrup, D.L. Kendall, L. Whitehouse, and
H. Carroll. 2015. A diagnostic–feasibility study for
the restoration of North and South Twin Lakes. Iowa State University
Limnology Laboratory and Iowa Department of Natural Resources.
6. Significant contributor, Municipal separate storm
sewer system 2015 annual report. Department of Environmental Health and
Safety and Facilities Planning and Management. Iowa State
University.
5. Significant contributor, Municipal separate storm
sewer system 2014 annual report. Department of Environmental Health and
Safety and Facilities Planning and Management. Iowa State
University.
4. Significant contributor, Municipal separate storm
sewer system 2013 annual report. Department of Environmental Health and
Safety and Facilities Planning and Management. Iowa State
University.
3. Norris, J.G., I.E. Fraser, and H. Julich. 2012.
Underwater Videographic Survey of Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in Sequim
Bay, WA, August 2011. Report to Hansi Halls, Environmental Planning
Manager, Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe, Sequim, WA.
2. Norris, J.G., I.E. Fraser, and H. Julich. 2011.
Defining fish use of subtidal vegetated habitats of the Elwha and
comparative shorelines. Report to Cathy Lear, Clallam County Planning
Biologist, Port Angeles, Washington.
1. Schanz, A., H. Julich, L. Ferrier, and H. Berry.
2010. Eelgrass Stressor-Response Project: Report 2007—2008. Nearshore
Habitat Program. Washington Dept. of Natural Resources, Olympia, WA.
Biol 4620: Plant Ecology [Mentored by Alexandra (Sasha) Wright] (2 semesters) 2021—2022
Indicates redevelopment or co-redevelopment of existing course
Indicates development of new course
Biol 4540: Special Topics, biological sciences journal club
(co-instructor) (3 semesters) 2021—2023
Biol 3000: Biostatistics Laboratory (online) (2 semesters)
2022
Biol 3000: Biostatistics Lecture (online) (1 semester) 2022
EnSci 490: Independent Study (6 semesters) 2014—2018
EnSci 203: Exploration of Environmental Science (5
semesters) 2014—2018
EnSci 202: Exploration of Environmental Issues (5
semesters) 2013—2017
EnSci 204X: Applied Exploration of Environmental Science
I (3 semesters) 2015—2017
EnSci 205X: Applied Exploration of Environmental Science
II (2 semesters) 2016—2017
Biol 486xw: Aquatic Ecology Online (1 semester) 2016
Biol 486L: Aquatic Ecology Laboratory, field &
laboratory components (1 semester) 2013
Biol 312L: General Ecology Laboratory, field and laboratory
components (3 semesters) 2018—2019
Biol 212L: Principles of Biology Laboratory II (1 semester)
2019
Biol 394: Study Abroad: Maya Mountains & Calabash Caye,
international field course (1 semester in classroom, 2 weeks abroad)
2015
Biol 486xw: Aquatic Ecology Online (3 semesters) 2013—2015
Professional Development Grant, Iowa State
University Environmental Science Program. 2019. Awarded for travel to
the American Geophysical Union annual meeting. $200
Harry and Audrey Finch Scholarship (Finch Funds Award),
Iowa State University Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal
Biology. 2019. A high-resolution, multiproxy record of climate,
vegetation, and fire history at the southern limit of the temperate
tallgrass prairie, USA Awarded for travel to the American
Geophysical Union annual meeting. $1,000
Professional Advancement Grant, Iowa State University
Graduate and Professional Student Senate. 2019. Awarded for travel to
the Botanical Society of America Annual Meeting. $200
Professional Advancement Grant Funds Matching, Iowa
State University Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal
Biology. 2019. Awarded for travel to the Botanical Society of America
Annual Meeting. $100
Graduate Student Research Grant, Geological Society of
America. 2019. Paleoecology of the Tallgrass Prairie-Ozark Forest
Ecotone. $2,500
Graduate Student Research Grant, Geological Society of
America. 2018. Late Quaternary Paleoecology of the Tallgrass
Prairie-Ozark Forest Ecotone. $2,500
Harry and Audrey Finch Scholarship (Finch Funds Award),
Iowa State University Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal
Biology. 2016. Paleoecological Investigation of the Tallgrass
Prairie-Ozark Forest Ecotone. $1,500
Lois Tiffany Scholarship Award, Iowa State University
Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Biology. 2016.
Holocene Paleoecology of the Midwestern United States.
$750
Harry and Audrey Finch Scholarship (Finch Funds Award),
Iowa State University Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal
Biology. 2015. Paleoecology of the bamboo thickets of eastern
Bolivia. $2,000
Curriculum Development Grant, Iowa State University
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. 2014. Awarded to redevelop Biol
488 - Identification of Aquatic Organisms Online Course.
$1,000
Student Travel Award, Association for the Sciences of
Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO). 2014. Awarded for travel to the ASLO
Annual Meeting. $500
Member - Master’s of Science in Ecology Council, Western Colorado
University 2022 - present
Facilitator - Cultivating Leadership for Change and Justice in the
Geosciences 2021
Workshop 4: Progress and lessons learned after one year of
anti-racism efforts in the geosciences.
Facilitator - Cultivating Leadership for Change and Justice in the
Geosciences 2021
Workshop 3: Effective strategies for student organizing. American
Meteorological Society Annual Meeting
Facilitator - Cultivating Leadership for Change and Justice in the
Geosciences 2020
Workshop 2: Exploring challenges to diversifying faculty. American
Geophysical Union Annual Meeting
Panelist - Biol 606: Ecological Research Methods, Career panel for MS
Ecology 2020
Students about lesser-known subdisciplines of ecology, Western
Colorado University
Assistant Facilitator - Cultivating Leadership for Change and Justice in
the Geosciences 2020
Workshop 1: Call to action: Anti-racism efforts in the geosciences.
Geological Society of America Annual Meeting
Volunteer - Letters to a Pre-Scientist penpal program 2019
Carroll, H. and C. Román-Palacios. R stats
bootcamp: Part 2. Hands-on R statistics and coding workshop.
Tripati lab, Department of Earth, Planetary, and Space Sciences,
University of California Los Angeles. 2021.
Carroll, H. Publication quality plotting in R.
Hands-on R coding workshop for the Statistics Tutoring Center’s
Statistics Bootcamp series. Western Colorado University, Gunnison. 2021.
Recording: https://youtu.be/9cGO9fjtbvg
Carroll, H. and C. Román-Palacios. R stats
bootcamp: Part 1. R statistics demonstration. Tripati lab,
Department of Earth, Planetary, and Space Sciences, University of
California Los Angeles. 2021.
Carroll, H. You’ve got data! Now what?: How to pick
the right tests for your dataset (and why you should choose your tests
first next time). R workshop in statistics for graduate students.
Western Colorado University, Gunnison. 2020. Recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lKle5byG2Y&feature=youtu.be
Carroll, H. Making sense of warnings, errors,
and messages in R. Virtual guest lecture for Ecological
Research
Methods (Biology 606). 2022. Master’s level course. Western Colorado
University, Gunnison, CO.
Carroll, H. Introduction to Paleobotany and
Paleoecology. Virtual guest lecture for Environmental Botany
(Biology 303). 2022. Stonehill College, Easton, MA.
Carroll, H. Computational data science for
paleoecology and paleoclimatology. Invited seminar for University
of Southern California, Los Angeles. 2022.
Carroll, H. Computational data science approaches
to paleoecology and paleoclimatology. Invited seminar for the
Geobiology graduate student organization at California Institute of
Technology, Pasadena. 2021.
Carroll, H. Stable isotopes analysis. Guest
lecture with lab for general ecology course (Biology 302) in stable
isotopes analysis using R. 2021. Western Colorado University,
Gunnison.
Carroll, H. Stable isotopes analysis. Guest
lecture with lab for general ecology course (Biology 302) in stable
isotopes analysis using R. 2020. Western Colorado University,
Gunnison.
Carroll, H. Spatial data wrangling in R.
Demonstration for LunchinatoRS: an R-focused lunch seminar. 2019. Iowa
State University, Ames
Carroll, H. New Solutions for Old Problems: The
Power of Big Data in Late Quaternary Paleoecology. Departmental
seminar. 2018. University of Washington, Tacoma.
Carroll, H. Stream Health and Ecology. Guest
lecture with field component. Biology 211 - Introductory Biology for
Nonmajors. 2018. Iowa State University, Ames.
Carroll, H. Water Quality on the Iowa State
University Campus. National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
Stakeholders Meeting. 2016. Iowa State University, Ames.
Carroll, H. Lake Eutrophication and Land Use.
Departmental seminar. 2015. University of Wisconsin - Stout,
Menomonie.
†Denotes presenter, if other than self | *Indicates undergraduate co-author
Samuelson, R.A.†, D.D. Houston, R. Japuntich, D. Cammack,
and H.M. Carroll. 2021. Three-species on the
move:
Tracking movement patterns to inform conservation of three native
fishes in the Dolores River Basin. Desert Fishes
Council Annual Meeting. Virtual Conference.
Ulrich, R.N.†, M. Guillermic, J. Campbell*, A. Hakim*, R.
Han*, S. Singh*, J.D. Stewart, C. Román-Palacios,
H.M. Carroll, I. DeCorte, R.E. Gilmore, W. Doss, A.
Tripati, J.B. Ries, and R.A. Eagle. 2021. Interspecific
element incorporation in biogenic carbonates recapitulates
phylogeny for diverse marine species.
Presentation given at Goldschmidt 2021 virtual meeting.
J.K. Lucarelli†, H.M. Carroll, B.
Purgstaller, M. Dietzel, R.A. Eagle, and A. Tripati. 2021. Paired
\((Δ_{47})\) and \((Δ_{48})\)
carbonate clumped isotope data: Standard values, multi-instrument
comparisons, mixing effects, and disequilibrium
effects. Presentation given at Goldschmidt 2021 virtual
meeting.
Samuelson, R.†, D. Cammack, H.M. Carroll,
D.D. Houston, R. Japuntich, and K. Thompson. 2021.
Passive
monitoring of the native ‘three-species’ in the Dolores River
Basin and land management implications.
Presentation given at the CO/WY American Fisheries Society virtual
conference.
Carroll, H., A.D. Wanamaker, L.G. Clark, B.E. Caissie,
and J. Galang*. 2019. A high-resolution, multiproxy
record
of climate, vegetation, and fire history at the southern limit of
the temperate tallgrass prairie, USA.
American Geophysical Union Meeting, San Francisco, CA
Carroll, H., A.D. Wanamaker, L.G. Clark, B.J. Wilsey.
2019. Ambrosia and Artemisia pollen can distinguish
between
vegetation types at broad spatial scales. Botanical Society
of America Annual Meeting, Tucson, AZ
Carroll, H., L.G. Clark, B.E. Caissie, and A.D.
Wanamaker. 2019. Late Quaternary vegetation dynamics at
the
southern limit of the temperate tallgrass prairie.
Environmental Science Graduate Student Symposium, Ames, IA
Carroll, H., L.G. Clark, and A.D. Wanamaker. 2018.
Preparation of a phytolith reference collection for the study
of
late Quaternary paleoecology in Missouri. Environmental
Science Graduate Student Symposium, Ames, IA
Carroll, H., 2018. Late Quaternary paleoecology of
the North American midcontinent. Iowa State University
Dept of Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Biology Three Minute
Thesis Competition
Carroll, H., L.G. Clark, and A.D. Wanamaker. 2017.
Tracking Holocene vegetation change in the tallgrass
prairie
region: the power of big data in paleoecology. Environmental
Science Graduate Student Symposium, Ames, IA
Carroll, H., C.T. Filstrup, and J.A. Downing. 2016.
Comparative palynology of two agriculturally eutrophic
lakes
Environmental Science Graduate Student Symposium, Ames, IA
Carroll, H. and J.A. Downing. 2015. Water quality
declines and diversity loss in an agriculturally eutrophic
landscape
Environmental Science Graduate Student Symposium, Ames, IA
Carroll, H. and J.A. Downing. 2015.
Paleolimnological analysis of Iowa’s changing landscapes
Graduate Research
in Evolutionary Biology and Ecology symposium, Ames, IA
Julich, H. and J.A. Downing. 2014. Two hundred
years of landscape change: Consequences for East Okoboji
Lake,
Iowa Assoc. for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography
Meeting, Portland, OR
Julich, H. and J.A. Downing. 2014. Use of
palynological techniques to reconstruct macrophyte loss and
multiple
stable states in a eutrophic lake. Graduate Research in
Evolutionary Biology and Ecology symposium, Ames, IA
Julich, H. and J.A. Downing. 2013. Use of
palynological techniques to reconstruct macrophyte loss and
multiple
stable states in a eutrophic lake. Assoc. for the Sciences
of Limnology and Oceanography, New Orleans, LA
Julich, H. and B.J. Becker. 2008. An evaluation of
conditions in in situ mesocosms Western Society of
Naturalists
Meeting, Vancouver, BC, Canada
Julich, H. and B.J. Becker. 2008. In situ culturing
of larval sand dollars, Dendraster excentricus, in Friday
Harbor,
Washington. University of Washington Tacoma Environmental
Research Symposium, Tacoma, WA
Julich, H. and B.J. Becker. 2008. In situ culturing
of larval sand dollars, Dendraster excentricus, in Friday
Harbor,
Washington. UW Undergraduate Research Symposium, Seattle,
WA
Julich, H. and B.J. Becker. 2007. In situ culturing
of larval sand dollars, Dendraster excentricus, in Friday
Harbor,
Washington. Western Society of Naturalists Meeting, Ventura,
CA
[35 total; includes 21 women and 12 students from other historically
minoritized demographics in STEM;
undergraduate students except where noted]
+Indicates undergraduate mentee who subsequently completed a
Master’s
Italics indicate Master’s or PhD mentee who has successfully
defended
cIndicates Master’s advisory committee membership |
aIndicates Master’s advisory committee chair
Deepshikha Upadhyay (PhD), Jamie Lucarelli (PhD), Robert Ulrich (PhD), Jade Knighton (PhD), Hannah Tandy (PhD), Randy Flores (PhD)
Stephanie Varghese, Antonio Dominguez
Reece Samuelson (MS), Ellie Orr (MS), Bronwyn Taylor (MS)c, Jake Bartholomew (MS)c, Ashley Hurst (MS)c, Laurel Trout (MS)a
Jacqueline Galang, Alejand Hernandez-Delgado, Juan-Carlos Mungaray,
Juan Perez, Kathryn Holmes,
Logan Crees+, Lindsay Mack, Josiah Ihnen, Marlyssa
Crow+, Nicole Stout, Shelby Poole, Samuel Freestone, Emily
Martin (Honors)+, Eric Tagatz, Megan Koppenhafer, Connor
Nicholas, Molly Zelinskas, Molli Wienhold, Mariah Mahaney, Sarah Leichty
(Honors)+, William Tony Manriquez
*CIRTL: Center for the Integration of Research, Teaching and Learning, https://www.cirtl.net/
CIRTL Certification: Associate Level Certification in
University Teaching. 2021.
CIRTL Training: Decolonizing the Curriculum in STEAM.
2021.
CIRTL Training: Trauma-Responsive Teaching. 2021.
CIRTL Training: Becoming an Anti-Racist Educator.
2021.
IRACDA@UCLA Training:
Interrupting Bias in the Classroom. 2021.
Mental Health First Aid Certification. 2021.
Entering Mentoring Training. 2021.
UCLA Center for Education Innovation & Learning in the Sciences
(CEILS) Online Summer Scientific Teaching Institute: Foundations
of Equitable Course Design & Inclusive Teaching. 2021.
Taylor, B., H.M. Carroll, and R. Bingham. In press. The Reproductive Ecology of Astragalus microcymbus. Aquilegia Magazine. Colorado Native Plant Society.
Iowa State University Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Biology. Departmental Spotlight. “Introducing environmental science to a growing number of undergraduates.” September 2017
Visions Magazine (Iowa State University Alumni Association). “Three Billion Years: The Evolution of a State.” November 2016
Environmental Monitor. “Future scientists get real-world skills in Iowa State water quality monitoring courses.” March 5, 2014
Iowa State Daily. “ISU students to monitor campus impact on water.” February 28, 2014
Ames Tribune. “ISU students study campus impact on waterways.” February 25, 2014
Iowa State University News Service. “Iowa State students will check water quality on campus this semester.” February 19, 2014
Iowa State Daily. “Carolyn Hoskinson makes first appearance in Iowa, speaks out about underground leakage.” November 19, 2013