Tyson Conservation Corps

Julianne is a sophomore at WashU in the Beyond Boundaries program with a particular interest in conservation technology. She is an environmental engineering major, and is also pursuing an art minor. Over the past few years, Julianne has been involved in conservation projects at an individual, community, and national level. Julianne is currently serving as a Student Coordinator for Tyson Conservation Corps.

Cameryn Berryhill is a first-year student planning to major in Environmental Analysis with a minor in writing. She is working as a Student Co-Coordinator for Tyson Conservation Corps and is excited about getting involved in sustainability and environmental research at WashU. She enjoys working with others who are passionate about conservation, loves native plants, and is always looking for new ways to get outdoors. Her interests outside of work include gardening, birding, camping, and writing.

Gus is a Cogneuro/Econ dual major from Chicago, interested in decision making but with a passion for nature and the environment. In high school he was a leader of the greenhouse and aquarium clubs and throughout college has been attending many TCC events and now is working as a student coordinator.