People

Dance is a graduate student in the Environmental Biogeochemistry group in the Environmental Chemistry and Technology Program. Prior to arriving at UW Madison, Dance received a B.S. in environmental and soil science from North Carolina State University.

Prof. Matt Ginder-Vogel is an Associate professor in the Environmental Chemistry and Technology program at the University of Wisconsin – Madison. Prior to joining the Madison faculty, Dr. Ginder-Vogel was the manager of process and analytical chemistry at Calera Corporation. At Calera he led teams responsible for production of cemetitious materials derived from industrial CO2 sources. Previously he worked at the Delaware Environmental Institute at the University of Delaware. He received his Ph.D. in soil and environmental biogeochemistry from Stanford University.

Marissa Kneer is a graduate student in the Environmental Biogeochemistry group in the Environmental Chemistry and Technology Program. Prior to arriving at UW Madison, Marissa received a B.S. in chemistry from Taylor University.

Emma Leverich is a graduate student in the Environmental Biogeochemistry and Aquatic Chemistry groups in the Environmental Chemistry and Technology Program. Prior to arriving at UW Madison, Emma received a B.A. in chemistry from Grinnell College.

Maddie Mathews is a graduate student in the Environmental Biogeochemistry group in the Environmental Chemistry and Technology Program. Prior to arriving at UW Madison, Maddie received a B.S. in chemistry from Point Loma Nazarene University.

Amy Plechacek is a graduate student in the Environmental Biogeochemistry group in the Environmental Chemistry and Technology Program studying the geologic sources of radium to municipal wells in Wisconsin. Prior to arriving at UW-Madison, she received a B.S. in Geosciences from Virginia Tech. In her free time, Amy enjoys watching and playing sports, travelling, and the outdoors.