Meghan Hartwick MCM’12 working on climate change impacts of pathogenic Vibrio as a PhD student at the University of New Hampshire

Meghan Hartwick MCM’12 is working on climate change impacts of pathogenic Vibrio discussed in, “Tracking Shellfish Contamination” http://now.tufts.edu/articles/tracking-shellfish-contamination. Prior to joining the MCM Program, she lived in Northern California where she worked in environmental conservation and wildlife rescue with the Marine Mammal Center of Sausalito. “I am now pursuing my PhD in Molecular Evolution in Systems Biology at the University of New Hampshire. While I worked hard to get here, I firmly believe that none of this would have happened without the amazingly unique education and support I received during my time with the MCM program,” http://vet.tufts.edu/meghan-hartwick/. Meghan is from New Hampshire and received a BA in Fine Arts from New York University.