Lillian Mark

Lillian Mark has a diverse work experience in the field of biology and agriculture. Lillian started their career as an Intern at Michigan State University, where they worked on various scientific research projects and gained skills in molecular biology. Lillian then worked as a Lab Technician at Fort Valley State University before joining Monsanto as a Vector Quality Control Lab Intern. Lillian also served as a Graduate Research Assistant at Florida A&M University, focusing on viticulture and small fruit research. Lillian continued their research work as a Research Assistant at Fort Valley State University before joining USDA-NRCS as a Soil Conservationalist, where they worked on developing conservation plans and implementing Farm Bill Programs. Lillian's expertise in biology led their to work as a Biologist at USDA-ARS, where they conducted experiments and analyzed citrus rootstock performance. Their most recent role was as a Regulatory Compliance Specialist II at Swisher International, Inc. Lillian has consistently demonstrated their passion for research and expertise in the field of biology throughout their work experience.

Lillian Mark pursued their education in the field of plant sciences, focusing on biotechnology and plant science. Lillian attended Fort Valley State University from 2007 to 2012, where they earned their Bachelor of Agricultural Science degree. Later, from 2012 to 2014, Lillian attended Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University to obtain a Master's degree in Plant Sciences.