Education
PhD in Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of Michigan
Subjects
Paleoclimate, Geochemistry, Climate Modeling, Coral Records, Environmental Change
Achievements
Co-author of Coral Sr/Ca from Venezuela Reconstruct Large-scale Variability in Atlantic Sea Surface Temperature and Regional Hydroclimate Extremes (Paleoceanography and Paleoclimatology, 2026); Chia-Lun Lo International Student Fellowship (University of Michigan); National Taiwan University College of Science Dean's Award; National Taiwan University Presidential Award; Dean's List Award from the NTU Geosciences Department (5 of 8 semesters)
About
Joelle is a third-year Earth and Environmental Sciences PhD student at the University of Michigan. Her studies focus on understanding climate and environmental change by integrating geochemical analyses and climate modeling, with a particular interest in interdisciplinary approaches that connect biology, chemistry, and the physical mechanisms of climate. She has tutored high school students in math and general sciences and served as a teaching assistant for a climate change class.
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