Jennifer A. Smith, Ph.D
Assistant Professor, University of Texas at San Antonio
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Council member for the Association of Field Ornithologists (AFO), Class of 2018 (2015–present - Nominated & Elected)
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Reviewer for the AFO E. Alexander Bergstom Memorial Research Award (2016-present)
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Editor & contributor for the AFO’s Afield newsletter (October 2014–present)
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Chair of the AFO's Student and Early Professional Committee (2017-present)
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Web blogger for the AFO (October 2014–present)
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Associate Editor for The Condor: Ornithological Applications (2015–present)
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Symposium organizer and chair for a full-day symposium ‘Avian Interactions with Energy Infrastructure: Challenges of Being Green’ at The American Ornithologists’ Union meeting, Estes Park, Colorado, September 2014
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Reviewed manuscripts for (2008–present):
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Journal of Animal Ecology
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Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
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Behaviour
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Biological Conservation
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Bird Study
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The Condor: Ornithological Applications
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Journal of Great Plains Research
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Ibis
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Naturwissenschaften
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PLOSOne
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Journal of Thermal Biology
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Journal of Wildlife Management
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Wilson Journal of Ornithology
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Reviewed grants submitted to the Nebraska Environmental Trust (2013–2014)
Professional
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Given numerous lectures about my research to local communities and academic peers
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Communicated with local and national press about my research (including NebraskaLand Magazine, NebraskaLife Magazine, Ainsworth Journal Star, Natural World)
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Given live interviews on local radio stations about my research
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Provided commentary for a PBS documentary about the Florida Wildlife Corridor Expedition (2012)
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Participated in Naturepalooza, a scientific outreach event developed by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, NE, USA introducing children to the diversity and functions of bird bills
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Contributed to a career fair at Ainsworth High School, NE, USA
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Introduced field techniques to high school students as part of summer camps at Archbold Biological Station, FL, USA (2011-2012)
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Participated in numerous outreach events across the West Midlands (UK) aimed to introduce public to bird banding