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Kaitlyn Bossolono
Experience in field research and GIS analysis. Interned at Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie.
Kaitlyn Bossolono is a passionate wildlife biology enthusiast and a recent college graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Zoology/Animal Biology from Western Illinois University in May 2018.
During her academic journey, Kaitlyn participated in various hands-on experiences to enhance her skills. She volunteered as a research assistant in Madagascar in 2016 with Operation Wallacea, where she honed her fieldwork and research abilities.
In 2017, she further expanded her expertise by interning at the Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie, gaining insights into horticulture, archeology, hydrology, GIS analysis, and field research.
Alongside her academic pursuits, Kaitlyn has diversified her experiences by working in different roles, such as being an Ecommerce Personal Shopper at Walmart, a Conservation Worker at the Illinois Department of Natural Resources, a Concession Stand Employee at the South Wilmington Sportsman's Club, and a Cashier at Taco Bell/KFC.
With a well-rounded background in wildlife biology and a blend of practical skills and theoretical knowledge, Kaitlyn Bossolono is poised for a successful career in conservation and research.
