After graduating from CEGEP Vanier’s Environmental and Wildlife Management program, I worked at McGill University studying red squirrels in Kluane, YT and monitoring changing muskrat lake habitat in the Old Crow Flats, YT using LANDSAT imagery with Google Earth Engine. During my undergrad at Memorial University, I worked in the WEEL; assisting in geospatial, movement and social network analyses. I also developed four R packages: spatsoc (with Quinn and Eric) for detecting spatial and temporal groups in animal telemetry data to build social networks, wildcam for planning and evaluating camera trap surveys, irg for calculating instantaneous rate of green-up and hwig for calculating the half-weight gregariousness index. During my PhD, I have been exploring scale in multilayer networks, writing new spatsoc functions for studying intragroup social dynamics and corunning a Statistical Rethinking colearning group.