Roshelle Hall

Roshelle Hall, received her MS in Biology from Andrews University in 2019.  Her MS Thesis was titled “Assessment of Eastern Massasauga rattlesnakes (Sistrurus catenatus) in Berrien County historical sites” and was based on her extensive field research with EMRs in Berrien County. Roshelle currently serves as the Assistant Curator at the Andrews University Museum of Nature & Science. She brings to this role her expertise as a field biologist in mammalogy and herpetology.  She is passionate about educating current and future generations about ecology and conservationism.  She has been a featured naturalist presenter at numerous children’s educational events and adult seminars. Roshelle is married and has two adult children.