Assistant Professor
SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Baker Laboratory
1 Forestry Drive
Syracuse, NY 13210
United States
(w) (315) 470-4733
About
Christine’s dissertation work focuses on contaminant transport, impacts of micropollutants on soil and aquatic organisms, and dispersal of antibiotic resistance genes through manure application. Her work is focused on the transport and impact of contaminants from agricultural sites, specifically on antibiotic residue transport. Her dissertation will spans laboratory and field experiments focused on understanding the mechanisms of transport for antibiotic residuals with manure, soil, and water, as well as an interview-based study aimed at understanding impacts of antibiotics on farm operations and perceived transport around farms. Christine completed her PhD at Cornell University in Ithaca, NY and is now a USDA Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Connecticut
Projects
| ONE22-412 | Pairing Residues, Resistance Genes and Microbial Community Structure to Understand Off-Farm Impact of Antibiotic Use on Dairy Farms |
| GNE19-201 | Antibiotics in the Dairy Farm Environment: Understanding Antibiotic Transport to Improve Farm Sustainability |