Emily Rose. Texas A&M University College Station, TX (347)
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1 Emily Rose Texas A&M University College Station, TX (347) Education: Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas Ph.D. candidate in Biology Department Advisor: Dr. Adam Jones Fall present Expected Graduation: August 2016 Professional Experience: Bachelor of Science in Marine Science and Biology Advisor: Dr. Heather Masonjones Graduated December present EPA Star Fellow/ Graduate Student Researcher Biology Department, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas Graduate Teaching Assistant Biology Department, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas Intro Biology Lab (BIOL 112), Chordate Anatomy Lab (BIOL 318) Genes, Ecology, & Evolution (BIOL 214), Tropical Ecology (BIOL 485) Biology Laboratory Coordinator Research Assistant - Syngnathid fishes population studies using mark recapture techniques - Tampa Bay seagrass bed health assessment studies - Researched the effects of boat propeller scarring on seagrass ecosystem diversity and health (was PI on project & fellowship) - Molecular mitochondrial DNA sequencing of pipefish species Biology Lab Teaching Assistant - Intro Biology (BIO 203, 204), Marine Ecology (MAR 222), and Introduction to Environmental Design/Biological Statistics (BIO 242)
2 Assistant Biologist & Education Department Instructor & Diver The Florida Aquarium, Tampa, Florida PADI Open water certified (1999), PADI Advanced Open water (2005), NAUI Rescue Diver (2006) Grants & Awards: - EPA Star Fellowship, ($126,000) - Biology Department Travel Award, 2014 ($1000) - Sigma Xi Grant-in-Aid of Research, 2011 ($400) - Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Travel Award, TAMU, 2011 ($450) - Graduate Student Research and Presentation Grant funded by the Association of Former Students and the Office of Graduate Studies, TAMU, 2011, ($400) - Honorable Mention, (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowship Program, University Of Tampa Research Fellowship Grant 2007 ($3,200) - Ethel Ashworth-Tsutsui Distinguished Graduate Student Award ($500), Awarded by the Women in Science and Engineering at Texas A&M University, College of Science Undergraduate Mentoring Award ($500), TAMU, Roozbeh Arianpour Distinguished Graduate Student Award ($1,000), Awarded by the Biology Department at Texas A&M University for excellence in research, George W. Kunze Endowed Graduate Fellowship Award ($1,000), Awarded by the Office of Graduate Studies at Texas A&M University, Best Student Oral Presentation award at The Second International Symposium of Syngnathid Biology, Faro, Portugal, New York City Councilman Michael McMahon Civil Leadership Award, 2004 Publications: Heather D. Masonjones, Emily Rose, Lori K. McRae, Danielle L. Dixson, An examination of the population dynamics of syngnathid fishes within Tampa Bay, Florida, USA, Current Zoology, 56(1): Emily Rose, Kimberly Paczolt, Adam Jones, The contributions of precopulatory and postcopulatory episodes to total sexual selection in sex-rolereversed Gulf pipefish, The American Naturalist, 182(3): , doi: / Emily Rose, Kimberly Paczolt, Adam Jones, The effects of synthetic estrogen exposure on total selection in the sex-role-reversed Gulf pipefish, Syngnathus scovelli, Evolutionary Applications, 6(8): doi: /eva
3 Emily Rose, Clayton M. Small, Hector A. Saucedo, Cristin Harper, Adam G. Jones, Genetic evidence for monogamy in two populations of the dwarf seahorse, Hippocampus zosterae, Journal of Heredity, doi: /jhered/esu Sarah Flanagan, James B. Johnson, Emily Rose and Adam G. Jones, Total selection on female ornaments in the sex-role-reversed Gulf pipefish (Syngnathus scovelli), Journal of Evolutionary Biology, doi: /jeb Heather Masonjones, Emily Rose, Michael Masonjones, Reproductive demographics of syngnathid fishes inhabiting a human-altered landscape (in prep) Presentations: - Andrea Martinez Aguirre*, Andrew Anderson, Emily Rose, Adam G. Jones, March 2015, (Poster Presentation), Effect of female size on growth and survivorship in the Gulf pipefish, Syngnathus scovelli, The Ecological Integration Symposium & Student Research Week, TAMU, College Station, TX - Emily Rose*, Adam Jones, February 2015, (Poster Presentation) Identifying target genes responsible for mating system variation in two pipefish species using whole brain transcriptomes, Brains, Behavior and Evolution Conference, University of Texas in Austin, TX - Emily Rose*, Adam Jones, October 2014, (Selected Student Oral Presentation) Understanding Mating System Evolution: using behavior and genomics in syngnathid fishes, 11º Congresso da Sociedade Portuguesa de Etologia, Vairão, Portugal - Emily Rose*, Adam Jones, September 2014, (Selected Oral Presentation) Total Selection in the Gulf pipefish, Centre for Marine Evolutionary Biology 2014 Assembly: Identifying and measuring selection in the wild, Tjärnö, Sweden - Emily Rose*, Adam Jones, July 2014, (Poster Presentation) Identifying target genes responsible for mating system variation in two pipefish species using whole brain transcriptomes, Integrative Society for Behavioral Ecology, New York City, NY - Emily Rose*, Adam Jones, May 2014, (Poster Presentation) Identifying target genes responsible for mating system variation in two pipefish species using whole brain transcriptomes, Genomes to/aux Biomes, Montreal, Canada - Emily Rose*, Caitlin Leslie, Adam Jones, March 2014, (Oral Presentation) Identifying target genes responsible for mating system variation in two pipefish species using whole brain transcriptomes, The Ecological Integration Symposium, TAMU, College Station, TX - Caitlin Leslie*, Emily Rose, Adam Jones, March 2014, (Poster Presentation), Samesex aggression in the blue striped pipefish, Doryramphus excusis, The Ecological Integration Symposium & Student Research Week, TAMU, College Station, TX - Emily Rose*, Kimberly Paczolt, Adam Jones, October 2013, (Invited Talk) The effects of synthetic estrogen EE2 on total selection in the sex-role-reversed Gulf pipefish, The First Annual Evolution Conference, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
4 - Emily Rose*, Kimberly Paczolt, Adam Jones, March 2013, (Oral Presenation) Partitioning episodes of total selection in the Gulf pipefish, The Second International Symposium of Syngnathid Biology, Faro, Portugal - Emily Rose*, Kimberly Paczolt, Adam Jones, October 2012, (Selected Oral Presentation) The contributions of precopulatory and postcopulatory episodes to total sexual selection in sex-role-reversed Gulf pipefish, Student/Post-doc Research Conference, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas - Emily Rose*, Kimberly Paczolt, Adam Jones, July 2012, (Oral Presentation) The contributions of precopulatory and postcopulatory episodes to total sexual selection in sex-role-reversed Gulf pipefish, Evolution, Ottawa, Ontario - Sarah Flanagan*, Emily Rose, James B. Johnson, Adam Jones, July 2012, (Poster) Correlating female secondary sex traits and mating success in the sex-role reversed Gulf Pipefish, Evolution, Ottawa, Ontario - Emily Rose*, Kimberly Paczolt, Adam Jones, June 2011, (Oral Presentation) Effects of synthetic estrogen EE2 on sexual selection in Gulf pipefish, Evolution, Norman, Oklahoma - Emily Rose*, Adam Jones, April 2011, (Oral Presentation) Effects of synthetic estrogen EE2 on sexual selection in Gulf pipefish, First International Symposium of Syngnathid Biology, Fiskebäckskil, Sweden - Heather Masonjones*, Emily Rose*, M.C. Masonjones, April 2011, (Poster Presentation) Estimates of population size and site fidelity for syngnathid fishes in Tampa Bay, Florida, US, First International Symposium of Syngnathid Biology, Fiskebäckskil, Sweden - Heather Masonjones*, Emily Rose, January 2009, (Poster Presentation) Reproductive demographics of syngnathid fishes inhabiting a human-altered landscape, Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology, Boston, Massachusetts - Emily Rose*, November 2008, (Oral Presentation) Seagrass Ecology in Tampa, Florida, University of Tampa Science Day, Tampa, Florida - Heather Masonjones*, Emily Rose, November 2008, Population Estimates and movement trends of Syngnathid fishes in a Tampa, Florida seagrass community, Southeastern estuarine Research Society, Tampa, Florida - Heather Masonjones*, Emily Rose*, July 2008 (Poster Presentation) Anthropogenic effects on the population biology of syngnathid fishes of Tampa Bay, Florida: measuring the impact of marina construction on fish demographics, Ecological and Evolutionary Ethology of Fishes, Boston, Massachusetts - Emily Rose* 2007 (Oral Presentation) Anthropogenic impacts of development on boat propeller scar s recovery rates in seagrass ecosystems in Tampa Bay, University of Tampa Beta Beta Beta Research Symposium, Tampa, Florida - Emily Rose*, Adriane Tambasco*, 2007 (Oral Presentation) The Effects of depth and location relative to reserve boundary on reef fish diversity in Sandy Bay Marine Reserve Roatan, Honduras, Roatan Institute for Marine Science, Roatan, Honduras - Emily Rose*, 2006 (Oral Presentation) The effects of phosphorous and nitrogen on the growth of Caulerpa prolifera, University of Tampa Biological Research symposium, Tampa, Florida * Presenter
5 Service/Extracurricular: Organizing Committee member and Treasurer of the 2014 Ecological Integration Symposium at Texas A&M University Board member of the Women in Science and Engineering Organization, Texas A&M University (2013, 2014,2015) Student representative on the Biology Graduate and Recruiting Admissions Committee, Texas A&M University (2012) Biology Graduate Student Association, Texas A&M University (Officer: 2011, 2012; Treasurer: 2013, 2014; Vice President: 2014, 2015) Judge for the Texas Junior Science and Humanities Symposium, Texas A&M University (January 2013, January 2014) Judge for the Texas Junior Academy of Science, Texas A&M University (October 2013, October 2014) Judge for Hearn Regional Science Fair, Hearn, TX (March 2015) Biology Department Graduate Student Representative on the College of Science Graduate Student Council, Texas A&M University (2013, 2014) Student Representative on the Biology Department s Graduate Programs Committee, Texas A&M University (2013, 2014, 2015) Workshop leader at the Expanding your Horizons program for 6 th grade girls (December 2013, December 2014) Basic Biology demonstrations and Seahorse/Marine Biology outreach programs present (Alton Elementary, Brenham, Tx; High Point Elementary, Navasota, Tx; Southwood Valley Elementary, Creek View Elementary, Greens Prairie Elementary & College Hills Elementary, College Station, Tx) Membership: The Society for the Study of Evolution (SSE) The American Society of Naturalists (ASN) Popular press: Nat Geo Wild, Freaky Fish episode on seahorse conservation, Banner Press, Brenham, Texas, Texas A&M University, Biology Department s Graduate Spotlight, tml
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