Ahna Miller is currently a student in the Geographic information Science for Development and Environment at Clark University. She has a background in aquatic biology and is applying this interest conducting spatial statistics research examining the distribution of damselfish post removal of a competitively dominant species in conjunction with the work of a PhD candidate for James Cook University. Prior to starting graduate school, she worked as a GIS analyst for an agriculture company in California creating a mobile application for data collection from the field. She also worked for the City of San Jose Public Works as a Geographic Systems Specialist working on data migration to ESRI Local Government Model and maintaining an E911 and city basemap database. After grad school she is interested in applying GIS and programming for web and mobile technology to environmental consulting.