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2006 Gilley, L. M. Functions associated with ultrasonic communication in flying

squirrels. Graduate Student Research Award, Auburn University. $1,000,

funded.

HONORS, AWARDS, AND SERVICE

2013-2014 Advancement and Student Relations: Served as Chair of committee charged

with public relations for students within the university.

2012-2014 Equipment committee: Reviewed internal proposal requests, updated and

prioritized equipment replacement, and dispersed funds for new equipment.

2012-2013 Seminar committee: Coordinated departmental seminars.

Dare to Soar: University of North Carolina Wilmington. Represented the Dept.

of Biology & Marine Biology in hosting senior high school kids and their

parents.

Seahawk Saturday. University of North Carolina Wilmington.

2012 Journal review: Acta Theriologica.

2011 Creatures of the Night! Louise Kreher Forest Ecology Preserve, Auburn, AL.

Gave talk and live presentation of bats and flying squirrels to kids and adults.

2010-2011 Bat Walk. Donald E. Davis Arboretum, Auburn University, AL. Assisted with

demonstration of live bats, bat detectors, & night vision scopes to raise public

awareness about the importance of neighborhood bats.

2010 Search committee: Served as Graduate Student Representative on search for

tenure-track Assistant Professor in physiology. Auburn University, AL.

Awarded Best Student Oral Presentation: 20 th Colloquium on Conservation

of Mammals in the Southeastern U.S. (Asheville, NC)

2007 Invited Course Lecture: Mammalogy, Auburn University. Lectured on

reproductive systems in mammals. Course taught by Dr. Troy L. Best.