Quint DoanEducationB.S., 2017, University of Arizona, Natural Resources
ResearchI am a joint degree student pursuing a Master of Environmental Science at Yale School of the Environment and a Juris Doctorate at Yale Law School. My research simulates a changing climate through a reciprocal transplant experiment. I intend to use these findings to predict adaptations to new environments.
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ContactEmail: quint.doan@yale.edu
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Previous Experience
As an undergraduate, I worked in the lab of Dr. David Christianson at the University of Arizona. I analyzed bear fecal samples to assess nutritional habits and stress responses. The project assessed the variability of the bears’ diets and the bears' response to human proximity. I also volunteered extensively with the University of Arizona Chapter of the Fish and Wildlife Club, assisting graduate students in tracking, tagging, and surveying fish and mammal species across Arizona.
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Publications
Quint Doan, Endangered Species at Sea: The Application of the Endangered Species Act to Maritime Jurisdictions, 51 Envtl. L. Rep. 10497 (2021).
Quint Doan, Significant Portion of its Range: Statutory Interpretation of the Endangered Species Act, 50 Envtl. L. Rep. 10146 (2020).
Quint Doan, Significant Portion of its Range: Statutory Interpretation of the Endangered Species Act, 50 Envtl. L. Rep. 10146 (2020).
