Sarah Ivers

Sarah Ivers is a Professor of Biology in Shawnee State University's Department of Natural Sciences, specializing in organismal biology, scientific documentation, and ecological research.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Entomology, University of Kentucky (2011)
• B.S. in Biology, Shawnee State University (2007)
• B.S. in Natural Sciences (Chemistry), Shawnee State University (2007)
• B.F.A. in Studio Arts Drawing, Shawnee State University (2018)

Her research examines insect-plant interactions, biodiversity assessments, mammalian mortality patterns, and spider assemblages in urban environments. She leads international field courses in Costa Rica and coastal Florida, incorporating experiential learning.

Research projects include ecological profiling in Shawnee State Forest/Hanging Rock Preserve, cranial morphometrics, and spider diversity studies in abandoned urban areas.