Danielle Berger

Danielle Berger has a diverse background in academia and research, holding a Master of Science in Forested Ecosystems and Society from Oregon State University and a Bachelor's degree in Forestry and Wildlife and Fisheries Biology from the University of Vermont. Experience includes roles as a Graduate Research and Teaching Assistant at the University of Minnesota, where responsibilities included grading and conducting office hours. Previous positions include Graduate Research Assistant and Instructor of Record at Oregon State University, as well as an Invasive Plant Fellow at the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education, where Danielle identified native and invasive plant species. Additional experience as a Shift Supervisor and Barista at Starbucks demonstrates leadership and customer service skills, while research roles, including an Assistant Biological Technician at Integrated Statistics and an Undergraduate Independent Researcher at Rubenstein Ecosystem Science, highlight a strong foundation in aquatic ecology and invasive species management.