Neil Gilbert (PI)

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Neil is a wildlife ecologist and Assistant Professor in the Department of Integrative Biology at Oklahoma State University. He was an NSF Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Michigan State University and completed his PhD at University of Wisconsin-Madison, his MS at University of Alabama, and undergraduate degrees at Calvin College. Outside of work, Neil enjoys birding, running, reading, and cooking. Contact: neil.gilbert@okstate.edu. CV (updated 30 November 2024). BlueSky: @gilbert-lab.bsky.social

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Kit Gurin (MS Student)

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Kit is an MS student studying the relationships between humans and wildlife in urban environments. She earned undergraduate degrees from Reed College in Portland, Oregon, where she performed research on urban coyote behavior and the differences in food web dynamics between urban and rural coyotes. In the Gilbert Lab, she is collaborating with the Urban Wildlife Information network to investigate spatial and temporal drivers of urban wildlife behaviors, populations, and communities.  ​