Giselle Malloy ‘23 (CAHNR) is a proud “super senior.” Now in her fifth year at UConn, she’s rounding out a robust undergraduate career as a teaching assistant, residential assistant, and hardworking researcher.
On her LinkedIn profile, she proudly proclaims herself as a “future hydrologist,” and it doesn’t take long to pick up on her infectious enthusiasm for water stewardship.
“Hopefully I can go into restoring clean water,” she says, specifying the Chicago River as one site where her work in hydrology could have a positive impact. “That’s been a very polluted area that a lot of people can’t drink, especially in the urban areas. That’s environmental injustice.”
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