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Join Kathy Straub, Dean of the School of Natural and Social Sciences at Susquehanna University, as she talks with Susquehanna science faculty about their latest research projects.

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  1. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Science is a Story - Ep. 11 Holt (opens the original)

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    How can rock slime tell scientists about the water quality in a stream? In this episode, Professor of Biology Jack Holt talks with Dean Kathy Straub about the impacts of two small reservoirs in central Pennsylvania on the downstream water quality. We revisit Jack’s childhood in Oklahoma, his first trip to the ocean, his introduction to Pennsylvania coal towns, and perhaps most fittingly for this podcast, we learn that Jack’s favorite professor taught science through… telling stories. Science is

  2. Episode · Aug 1, 2026

    Science is a Story - Ep. 10 Summer Research Students (opens the original)

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    This episode features four Susquehanna University students talking with Dean Kathy Straub about their summer 2026 research projects: ecology major Sydney Reyling ’27, biochemistry major Kai Daniels ’28, psychology major Tristan Hughes ’27, and physics major Jack McCoy ’28. Their collective message is loud and clear: Susquehanna University students learn by doing. You’ll hear about electroshocking fish, operating a 14” telescope, handling rats, and gel electrophoresis. And a few bonus shoutouts t

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