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Angelica Engel

Graduate Student Research Assistant at University of Florida

Angelica Engel is a highly educated individual with impressive academic accomplishments in the field of Agricultural and Biological Engineering. She completed her Bachelor's degree at Purdue University before pursuing a Master's degree in Land and Water Resources within the same field at the University of Florida. Angelica is currently undertaking her Ph.D. in Biological Engineering at the University of Florida, focusing on a water storage payment for environmental services program in the Northern Everglades Basin.

In her Ph.D. research, Angelica is dedicated to developing a method to scale-up estimates of water storage on ranchland from small to large basin-scale levels in the Northern Everglades region. Her work involves creating models to evaluate water storage, exploring the impacts of climate change and sea level rise on the water storage program, and assessing its effects on the Caloosahatchee River Watershed.

Angelica Engel's professional journey includes roles such as Ph.D. Student, Graduate Student Research Assistant, and Masters Student at the University of Florida. She has also gained practical experience through internships at the Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge and working as a lifeguard at Highland Lakes Baptist Camp. Angelica has showcased her versatility by serving as an Office Clerk at Nephrology and Internal Medicines of Indiana.

In addition to her formal education and work experience, Angelica Engel's dedication to environmental sustainability and water resource management is evident through her involvement in the water storage payment for environmental services program. Her expertise in developing hydrologic models and conducting large-scale basin evaluations makes her a valuable asset in the field of Agricultural and Biological Engineering.

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Gainesville, Florida