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Cultivating Next-Generation Digital Skills for Advancing Convergence Research

Anna Moeller is a research support technician in the Natural Resource Ecology and Management Department at Oklahoma State University and Ph.D. Candidate in Wildlife Biology at University of Montana. She utilizes mathematical statistics to develop models to understand spatial scale in wildlife population dynamics. Her past experiences include inventing new methods to estimate abundance of unmarked animals using cameras, integrated population modeling for endangered caribou, developing models to understand spatio-temporal interactions of multiple species. Her teaching interests include teaching R and statistics to practitioners while approaching both as an ecologist rather than a coder or statistician.