Vincent O'Leary

Vincent O'Leary is passionate about the intersection of the environment and society, especially using data to visualize and tell stories about the world around us. At Drexel, Vincent has worked with several groups at the Academy of Natural Sciences, most recently for his co-op with Steve Dilliplane. In this position Vincent helped to set the ground work for combining all the Academy's digital records into a single database for researchers to use. Through this work, Vincent came to appreciate the data management and archival side of research, and is now working with Dr. Ted Deaschler in the Department of Vertebrate Paleontology to digitize their collection of nearly 25,000 fossils. Through his research and experiences like the NOAA Hollings Scholarship, Vincent has become an advocate for communication in science, and hopes to continue sharing his interests with the public 

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Diving Deep: Two Honors College students receive prestigious NOAA scholarship (PHC Magazine) - October 2016
Bees Students Named Drexel's First Hollings Scholars - April 2016
In the Classroom and on the River Banks, Passing on a Love for Science - February 2017
Hollings Scholars Spend Summer on Research - August 2017
Drexel's First Truman Scholar (Drexel Magazine) - Fall 2017
Drexel's First Truman Scholar Passes on a Love for Science (2017 Drexel President's Report) - January 2018