ASU Gammage
Tala Al-Thaher is a proactive student at Arizona State University pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Sustainability Studies with extensive hands-on experience in conservation and environmental research. As a Doris Duke Conservation Scholar at the UCSC Doris Duke Conservation Scholars Program, Tala engages in field ecological research encompassing study ideation, experimental design, and data analysis. Tala's internship at the California Academy of Sciences involved creating an ArcGIS StoryMap to enhance public understanding of scientific specimens related to climate change, alongside a role in producing an intern interview series for a wide audience. Additional experiences include contributions to the Sulikowski Shark Lab as a research volunteer, participation in a remote externship focusing on freshwater conservation with the National Geographic Society and The Nature Conservancy, and leadership in recruitment at GreenLight Solutions. Tala's skills span data analysis software, lab techniques, and effective communication.
ASU Gammage
Located on the Tempe campus of Arizona State University, ASU Gammage is among the largest university-based presenters of performing arts in the world. ASU Gammage is the home theater of the Desert Schools Broadway Across America – Arizona and Beyond series. Its mission is “Connecting Communities” by providing artistic excellence and educational outreach to the public. ASU Gammage is an historic hall designed by internationally renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright. asugammage.com