Jordan Wood
About Jordan Wood
Jordan Wood is a Research Assistant at the Chicago Botanic Garden, specializing in plant conservation studies. He holds a Master's degree in Biology and Botany from Northwestern University and has experience working at prestigious institutions such as Harvard University and Longwood Gardens.
Work at Chicago Botanic Garden
Jordan Wood has served as a Research Assistant at the Chicago Botanic Garden since 2017. In this role, Wood engages in fieldwork and data collection specifically focused on plant conservation studies in the Midwest region. The position involves collaboration with various research initiatives, contributing to the advancement of knowledge in plant biology and conservation.
Education and Expertise
Jordan Wood holds a Master's degree in Biology and Botany from Northwestern University, where studies were completed from 2015 to 2017. Prior to this, Wood earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture from The Ohio State University, studying from 2009 to 2012. This educational background provides a solid foundation in biological sciences and conservation practices.
Background
Before joining the Chicago Botanic Garden, Jordan Wood worked as a Curatorial Fellow at Harvard University from 2014 to 2015. This position involved contributing to research projects centered on plant biology and conservation. Additionally, Wood gained experience as an intern at Longwood Gardens from 2012 to 2013, where involvement in various horticultural projects further developed expertise in the field.
Collaborative Research Initiatives
Jordan Wood has participated in collaborative research initiatives with Northwestern University as part of the Plant Biology and Conservation program. This involvement highlights a commitment to advancing research in plant conservation and showcases the integration of academic knowledge with practical fieldwork.