Cara Carpenter - UH Hilo Spring 2021 Commencement Celebration Graduate

Congratulations on your hard-earned accomplishments and to all of our graduates!

Bachelor of Science in Biology

Cara is standing in a white dress and black graduation gown unzipped, graduation hat and turquoise tassel atop her head and tan heels. She is smiling. In the background is a large tree which has thin and long drooping leaves. There are two ponds and a small black bridge crossing one in the background as well.

Cara sits on the steps of a small dark stone bridge. She's smiling in a white dress, the black graduation gown unzipped, tan heels, with the flat graduation hat and tassel across her lab.

Photo taken from above. Cara is pictured with a plastic container on her lab. Its clear that its been raining In the field lab aiding for pelagic methods. Here I'm clutching a YSI (instrument for measuring water quality), and holding a hermit crab found in the tide pool at our field site.

Cara in blue shirt holding up a rock with a sea cucumber on it In the field for Advanced Tropical Evolution and Ecology class.

Cara pictured on the left standing with a cart full of cameras, umbrellas and other supplies. She is pictures talking to another man pictured on the right. Photo of job as a lab aid. Here Dr. Turner (red shirt) and I are carrying out a lab which would have been in the field pre-covid.

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The list of degree candidates are tentative and based upon the successful completion of work undertaken. Degree conferral can only be verified by receipt of a diploma or official transcript noting degree completion; inclusion in the Commencement Program or participation in the Commencement Ceremony does not imply degree conferral. The official registry for conferral of degrees is with the UH Hilo Registrar.