Lisa Marie Schloegel
Amphibian Decline Specialist
Consortium for Conservation Medicine, New York
A former program coordinator for the CCM, Lisa Schloegel received her BA in Psychobiology along with a minor in Professional Writing from Arcadia University (formerly Beaver College). During her college career she studied abroad at James Cook University, Townsville, Australia as well as participated in a census of monkey species inhabiting the rainforests of Bioko Island, Equatorial Guinea, Africa.
Following graduation, she studied the ecology and intra-species relationships of howler monkeys while at the Ometepe Island field station in Nicaragua. She then went on to intern at Defenders of Wildlife before accepting a position at Central Montgomery MH/MR Center as an Intensive Case Manager. She is currently a doctoral candidate at Kingston University investigating the role of the wildlife trade in the spread of infectious diseases.