Andrew (A.J.) Davitt

A.J. graduated from Trinity with a B.S. in Biology. While at Trinity he worked on identifying native species whose resource use overlapped with the focal invasive species, KR Bluestem. He is currently a graduate student at Rice university in the Rudgers & Whitney Lab (link). His interests include community ecology, grasses, mutualisms, and the ecology of invasive species. He is currently studying how mutualisms, specifically grass-endophyte interactions, affect community structure. Outside of the scholastic world, he enjoys scuba diving, volleyball, and the beach.