Kyle worked with us on phylogeography and species boundaries within a complex of skinks from the Philippines. He is the recipient of many academic honors and distinctions, including the LSOW award.

Katie is a recent graduate of Haskell Indian Nations University, who worked with us through the NSF-funded PREP program. She was involved in variety of sequencing projects and it's clear that she has a thing for hamster-sized dogs.

After graduating from Haskell Indian Nations University, Lynn worked with us through the NSF-funded PREP program. Lynn worked on a Sulawesi swamp frog phylogeography project and had the highest cycle sequencing success rate of anyone in the lab. She left us for greener pastures in Alaska...and our Big Dye fees have skyrocketted ever since.

Voytek was a KU undergraduate senior who worked with us on Sulawesi stream frog phylogeography and the genetics of cryptic speciation. A data entry extraordinaire, Voytek plays jazz flute on the weekends to supplement his paltry current KU Medical School stipend.

Scientific illustrator extraordinaire, Michael is now in a more ethereal form, referred to by some as "living in Colorado." But he is still working with us on technical illustrations for a large number of new species of amphibians and reptiles from SE Asia.