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    Chloe Nash is a PhD candidate at the University of Chicago studying evolutionary biology. She received her BA in biology and environmental studies from Wesleyan University, where she conducted undergraduate research on fish phylogeography. Her research focuses on the evolution and biogeography of coral reef fishes. She has received several awards and grants for her research and has published papers on fish population structure. She has also taught as a teaching assistant and tutor and engages in various outreach activities.

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    Committee on Evolutionary Biology

    University of Chicago
    1025 E. 57th Street Culver 401
    Chicago, IL, 60637 USA
    H +1-225-733-3105
    B cmnash@uchicago.edu
    Chloe Nash Í chloemnash.wordpress.com

    Education
    2016–Present University of Chicago, IL, Ph.D., Committee on Evolutionary Biology.
    Advisor: Mark Westneat
    2012–2016 Wesleyan University, CT, B.A., Biology (Honors) and Environmental Studies.
    Advisor: Barry Chernoff
    Spring 2015 James Cook University, Townsville, QLD, Australia, Marine Biology.
    Institute for Study Abroad: Butler University

    Publications
    [1] Nash, Chloe M., Michelle L. Kraczkowski, and Barry Chernoff. “Insight into the population structure of
    hardhead silverside, Atherinomorus stipes (Teleostei: Atherinidae), in Belize and the Florida Keys using
    nd2”. In: Ecology and Evolution (2017). issn: 2045-7758. doi: 10.1002/ece3.3457.
    [2] Nash, Chloe M. “Digest: Shifting biomes: Insight into patterns of plant radiation and dispersal”. In:
    Evolution 71.8 (2017), pp. 2130–2131. issn: 1558-5646. doi: 10.1111/evo.13300.
    [3] H. Barrios-Garrido, K. De Turris-Morales, C. M. Nash, G. Delgado-Ortega, and N. Espinoza-Rodríguez.
    “Acoustic parameters of Guiana dolphin (Sotalia guianensis) whistles in the southern Gulf of Venezuela”.
    In: Aquatic Mammals 42.2 (2016). issn: 01675427. doi: 10.1578/AM.42.2.2016.127.
    [4] Nash, Chloe M. “Island Population Structure of Hardhead Silversides, Atherinomorus stipes, in Belize
    and the Florida Keys”. Senior Honors Thesis. Wesleyan University, 2016, pp. 1–56.

    Conference Presentations and Posters


    [1] Chloe M. Nash* and Mark Westneat. “Biogeographic patterns of the damselfishes and clownfishes
    (Pomacentridae) using occurrence and trait based regionalization methods”. Oral Presentation. Evolution,
    June 21-25, 2019. Providence, RI.
    [2] Chloe M. Nash* , Charlene L. George Andrew B. McCord, and Mark Westneat. “Functional Biogeography:
    Patterns of SpatioTemporal Evolution of Biomechanical Traits in the Triggerfishes (Balistidae)”. Oral
    Presentation. Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology, January 3-8, 2019. Tampa, FL.
    [3] Kirsten Peramba* , Chloe Nash, Dahila Walters, Lilly Hackworth, Matthew Schumm, Oscar Pineda, and
    Eric Edsinger. “Squid Monday: Characterizing population structure in Doryteuthis pealeii”. Poster. Society
    of Integrative and Comparative Biology, January 3-8, 2019. Tampa, FL.
    [4] Chloe M. Nash* . “FishLife: Biogeography”. Tutorial. FishLife Collaborators Meeting, October 5-7, 2018.
    Chicago, IL.
    [5] Chloe M. Nash* , Charlene L. McCord, and Mark Westneat. “Biogeography of the Pomacentridae with
    Insight into the Coral Triangle”. Poster. 2018 Society of Systematic Biologists Standalone Meeting, June 1-4,
    2018. Columbus, OH.
    [6] Chloe M. Nash* , Charlene L. McCord, and Mark Westneat. “Biogeography of the Pomacentridae with
    Insight into the Coral Triangle”. Oral Presentation. Indo-Pacific Fish Conference, October 2-6, 2017. Tahiti,
    French Polynesia.
    [7] Kayla Anatone* , Barry Chernoff, Michelle Kraczkowski, Abrial Meyer, and Chloe Nash. “Barriers to
    Gene Flow for Two Species of Dace Rhinichthys in Three Connecticut Streams”. Oral Presentation. Joint
    Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, July 12-16, 2017. Austin, TX.
    [8] Chloe M. Nash* , Michelle L. Kraczkowski, and Barry Chernoff. “Genetic Structure of Atherinomorus stipes,
    Hardhead Silverside, in Belize and Florida based on nd2”. Oral Presentation. Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists
    and Herpetologists, July 6-10, 2016. New Orleans, LA.
    [9] Kayla Anatone* , Barry Chernoff, Michelle Kraczkowski, Abrial Meyer, Nicole Roman-Johnston, Chloe
    Nash, Julio Angel, Alexandra Fireman, and Cindy Flores. “The Genetic Structure of Longnose Dace,
    Rhinichthys cataractae, from Two Waterfalls in Connecticut”. Poster. Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and
    Herpetologists, July 6-10, 2016. New Orleans, LA.
    [10] Chloe M. Nash* , Michelle Kraczkowski, and Barry Chernoff. “Island Population Structure of Hardhead
    Silversides, Atherinomorus stipes, in Belize”. Poster. Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, July
    15-19, 2015. Reno, NV.
    [11] Nicole Roman-Johnston, Kayla Anatone* , Julio Angel, Alexandra Fireman, Abrial Meyer, Chloe Nash,
    Michelle Kraczkowski, and Barry Chernoff. “Over the Falls: the Effect of Waterfalls on the Genetic
    Structure of the Eastern Blacknose Dace, Rhinichthys atratulus, in Connecticut”. Poster. Joint Meeting of
    Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, July 15-19, 2015. Reno, NV.
    [12] Barry Chernoff* , Michelle Kraczkowski, Julio Angel, Abrial Meyer, Chloe Nash, Nicole Roman-Johnston,
    and Sophie Breitbart. “Over the falls: Population Differentiation of Blacknose and Longnose Dace,
    Rhinichthys atratulus and R. cataractae, in Connecticut”. Oral Presentation. Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists
    and Herpetologists, July 30-Aug 3, 2014. Chattanooga, TN.
    * Presenter

    Awards and Grants


    2019 Edward C. Raney Award, American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, $1000
    2019 France And Chicago Collaborating in The Sciences Grant, France Chicago Center, $21900,
    with A. George and M. Westneat
    2019 Hinds Fund Award, University of Chicago, $2500
    2018 Graduate Student Research Award, Society of Systematic Biology, $2000
    2018 Steiner Award, University of Chicago, $1500
    2018 Lerner-Gray Memorial Fund, American Museum of Natural History, $2485
    2018 CEB Summer Travel Award, University of Chicago, $2000
    2018 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship, Honorable Mention
    2017 Graduate Council Student Travel Grant, University of Chicago, $600
    2017 IPFC Student Housing Grant, equivalent to $250
    2015 College of the Environment Internship, Wesleyan University, $4000
    2015 Valiant Volunteer: 1st Place, IFSA-Butler Australia, $100
    2014 College of the Environment Internship, Wesleyan University, $5000
    2013 Presidential Fellow of the College of the Environment, Wesleyan University, $5000

    Research Experience
    2016–Present Graduate Student, University of Chicago, Committee on Evolutionary Biology.
    Research Focus: Evolution and biogeography of coral reef fishes
    2012–2016 Undergraduate Researcher, Wesleyan University, Biology.
    Research Focus: Phylogeography of marine (Atherinomorus stipes) and freshwater (Rhinichthys atratalus
    and R. cataractae) fishes
    Spring 2015 Research Volunteer, James Cook University, College of Science and Engineering.
    Research Focus: Flatback marine turtle, Natator depressus, satellite tagging project

    Workshops
    June. 2019 Midwest Phylogenetics Workshop, CCT,Itasca Field Station, MN
    Feb. 2019 Course Design for STEM Professors or Outreach Professionals, CCT,Chicago, IL
    Oct. 2018 FishLife Collaborators Meeting, FishLife,Chicago, IL
    Sept. 2018 Teaching@Chicago, UChicago Center for Teaching,Chicago, IL
    May 2018 Predictive Phylogeography, Society of Systematic Biologists, Colombus, OH
    May 2017 State of the Tree of Life, FuturePhy, Field Museum, Chicago, IL
    Oct. 2016 Fishes Working Group, FuturePhy, Field Museum, Chicago, IL
    July 2016 Introduction to R, American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, New Orleans, LA

    Teaching
    Fall 2019 TA, Marine Biodiversity and Genomics (BIOS27723), Marine Biological Laboratory
    Winter 2019 TA, Animal Behavior (BIOS23249), University of Chicago
    Fall 2018 TA, Marine Biodiversity and Genomics (BIOS27723), Marine Biological Laboratory
    Fall 2015 Organizer/Instructor, Marine Biology Student Forum (ENVS419.04), Wesleyan University
    Fall 2013 Biology Tutor, Principles of Biology I (BIOS181), Wesleyan University
    Summer 2013 Marine Education Intern, Shark Biology and Conservation, Mossel Bay, South Africa
    2010–2012 High School Tutor, Biology, Geometry, and Algebra, Baton Rouge, LA
    * TA = Teaching Assistant

    Outreach and Volunteer Work


    March 2019 Workshop Leader, Expanding Your Horizons
    Jan. 2018- Dozin’ with the Dinos, Field Museum of Natural History
    2017-2018 Facilities Committee Co-Chair, Expanding Your Horizons
    2017 Tween Day Organizer, Field Museum of Natural History
    May 2017- Member’s Night, Field Museum of Natural History
    2016-2017 TG Student Seminar Series Organizer, University of Chicago
    June 2017 Horizon Science Academy Belmont: Biodiversity Project Judge, Field Museum of Natural History
    March 2017 Buddy, Expanding Your Horizons
    Feb. 2017 Northeastern Illinois University Student Tour and Panel, Field Museum of Natural History
    Fall 2015 Wesleyan Science Outreach, Wesleyan University
    Society Membership
    2015–Present American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists
    2016–Present Society of Systematic Biologists
    2016–Present Field Museum Women in Science
    2017–Present Society for the Study of Evolution
    2017–Present Association for Women in Science
    2018–Present Animal Behavior Society
    2018–Present Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology

    References
    Dr. Mark Westneat
    Advisor
    Professor in Organismal Biology and Anatomy & Committee on Evolutionary Biology
    University of Chicago
    B mwestneat@uchicago.edu
    T 773-702-2412

    Dr. Caleb McMahan


    Collection Manager of Fishes
    Field Museum of Natural History
    B cmcmahan@fieldmuseum.org
    T 312-665-7994

    Dr. Michael Coates


    Professor in Organismal Biology and Anatomy & Committee on Evolutionary Biology
    University of Chicago
    B mcoates@uchicago.edu
    T 773-834-8417

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