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Susan PaulusBackerWe are so proud of our granddaughter, Tiffany. Great job young lady!Aug 23, 20150
Jeremy StalkerBackerGood Luck TIff. I'm pulling out the Voodoo for ya!Jun 27, 20150
Fred & Debbie PruittBackerTiffany, Debbie and I are pleased to help you fund this research. Best of luck and we will see you soon at JU! Fred & Debbie PruittJun 27, 20150- Holly RuppBackerGood Luck! Keep up the good work!Jun 22, 20150
Susan PaulusBackerTiffany, I want you to know that the increase I just put in is from Rhonda. She just wanted me to put the donation in my name since she doesn't do online stuff.Jun 22, 20150- Richard G. PaulusBackerLove you, Tiff. Keep up the great work. GrandpaJun 22, 20150
Cindy WuBackerGood luck!Jun 20, 20150
Anthony AmbroseBackerVery nice project. Good luck!!Jun 17, 20150
Jason P ScheinBackerI'm eager to help fund this project. I have many wonderful memories of taking classes, and doing research at San Sal out of the research station there. I won't mention how many evenings were spent making the long trek to "The Shortstop" in "town" for drinks and conch fritters. Good luck, and have a great time! I miss it there!Jun 10, 20150
Tiffany RazoResearcherThank you! I'm making so many memories I will never forget. The conch fritters are worth the long walk. I'll keep updating the lab notes with pictures from our trip. Thank you for spreading the word about my project!Jun 13, 20150
Barbara SearingBackerWhat a neat project, Tiff! Can you tell the health of the coral just by looking at its color, etc? Or do you have to test a sample somehow? Barb SearingJun 06, 20150- Tiffany RazoResearcherThank you for your support! That's a very complicated question. In the next couple of days I will be posting some general informative lab notes about corals that will probably answer some of your question. But a short answer is unless a coral is bleached or has a disease (such as white band disease) its hard to tell the 'health' of it by just looking at it. As far as taking samples, I will not be taking any samples to examine the coral 'health'. But depending on the coral research, other researchers would take samples, maybe of the coral polys or of the bacteria on the coral. I hope this answers your question. Keep watching for the coming lab notes about corals. Thanks again!Jun 13, 20150
- Susan PaulusBackerYou are apparently extremely busy! So proud of you. Hugs to you and to Rachel. Miss you, praying for safety and for funding. Love, GramJun 01, 20150
- Tiffany RazoResearcherThank you for your support!Jun 02, 20150
Dianna KarlstadtBackerHey Tiffy. So proud of you! Love, DinyMay 28, 20150- Tiffany RazoResearcherThank you!May 28, 20150
- Carol RazoBackerLove the updates! Keep them coming. It lets us know what you and Rachel are doing every day (and that you're both OK). Miss you both and see you in a month!May 27, 20150
- Tiffany RazoResearcherWe will keep you updated!May 28, 20150
Lee Ann J. Clements, PhDResearcherCongrats on launching the experiment. Good luck in San Sal and I am looking forward to hearing about your progress.May 26, 20150- Tiffany RazoResearcherThank you! I will be continually updating the lab notes so everyone can follow our progress.May 26, 20150
Page GillettBackerGood luck Tiffany. It sounds like a great think to be working on. Emory will be so inspired!! Love - Bryan, Page, and EmoryMay 26, 20150- Tiffany RazoResearcherThank you Bryan, Page, and Emory! Keeping checking the page for updates and photos of our research!May 26, 20150
- Susan PaulusBackerWe are spreading the news Tiffany!May 26, 20150
- Tiffany RazoResearcherThank you! I am working on getting the word out.May 26, 20150
Renee R.ResearcherCongratulations on being JU's FIRST EVER Experiment.com project! Love the video :) Best of luck over the next 40 days! -ReneeMay 26, 20150- Tiffany RazoResearcherThank you Renee. I wouldn't be here without all your help!May 26, 20150
