Jamie Botsch

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Jamie Botsch

Lab Manager

Email: jbotsch@emory.edu

BS Environmental Science (Highest Honors), Emory University

  • Adviser: Berry Brosi
  • Thesis: Impacts of Forest Fragmentation on Species Diversity of Orchid Bees (Apidae: Euglossini) in the Chocó Biodiversity Hotspot of Northwest Ecuador

    • Research Interests:

    I am particularly interested in the forces that shape species interactions and community dynamics. I love the breadth of work conducted in our lab and working with our graduate students! In addition to my work with the Brosi lab, I have spent the last two summers in Mývatn, Iceland studying the population dynamics and trophic relationships of midges.

     

    Selected Publications:

    Botsch, J.C., S.T. Walter, J. Karubian, N. González, E. Dobbs, and B.J. Brosi. 2017. “Impacts of Forest Fragmentation on Species Diversity of Orchid Bees (Apidae: Euglossini) in the Chocó Biodiversity Hotspot of Northwest Ecuador.” Journal of Insect Conservation.

    Honors and Awards

    • Phi Beta Kappa Honors Society – 2015
    • Honorable Mention, Fall Undergraduate Research Symposium, Emory University – 2014
    • Jerry G. Lester Grant Recipient –2014
    • Scholarly Inquiry and Research at Emory Grant Recipient – 2014
    • Curry T. Hayes Award, Oxford College of Emory University, Department of Biology – 2014
    • Geology Department Award, Oxford College of Emory University – 2014