Recently had a dream about faculty meeting. Not sure how I feel about that 🤣

Announcement for women in river research lecture - energy fluxes in streams and rivers by Joanna Blaszczak and Erin Hotchkiss. Nov 21 at 11 AM Eastern. There are two images, one of each scientist

🧪 today is the day! Are you excited about #streams? #carbon? Dynamic talks by fantastic #biogeofeminists? Tune in for the last #WARR talk of the year! Nov 21st, 11 am ET @fluvialbenthos.bsky.social @joannablaszczak.bsky.social 🔗 www.cee.psu.edu/events/women...

Welp, moving on over to this platform.

The application for our NSF-funded Woods to Water (W2W) program for post-baccs is open! 💧🌿 Its a 1-year training & education program about the ecology of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems of the Southeast!

More information here: ramp-w2w.ua.edu

Everyone needs a good field dog… Lester waited very politely on the bank while we took measurements. 😍

Came back from AGU to a frogged office… my students are wild. 🤣🐸

Ahh congrats!!!

“Catchment concentration–discharge relationships across temporal scales: A review” - A 2020-initiated labor of love 💙Led by Shannon Spier & Lucy Rose, with contributions from Shogren Lab student Michelle Wilford!

UA has a sneaky policy where you can get reimbursed for using your cell phone for work. You have to apply but it’s like $100 a month!

The first MS student from my lab successfully defended her thesis this morning 🥹🍾🎂

Looking forward to seeing folks at the Southeastern SFS meeting!

Hi! I’m Arial Shogren, a stream ecosystem ecologist & assistant professor at The University of Alabama! My lab focuses on the role of steam systems in storing, transporting & transforming materials 💦💧

There are some days that wear me out (*ahem* days dealing with administrative stuff)… But then getting to spend the afternoon teaching & helping students with their research is just the best. 😊

Field work friends!

And another opportunity to join the Shogren Lab.

Come work on ecosystem-scale impacts of warming & drying in Iceland!

The Shogren lab is recruiting!

I’ll be taking ✨2✨ grad students to work on a collaborative DOE project! Sensors, water chem, collaboration, oh my!