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Renée Hazen is a graduate student at Southern Illinois University pursuing a Master's degree in Plant Biology. She has a strong academic background with several honors and scholarships. Her experience includes research assistant roles studying wetland plant carbon flux, pesticide transport, and endangered fish species. Upon graduation, she is seeking a career in conservation, restoration, or environmental biology.
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