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From DC to Antarctica: Gina Selig

Have you ever wondered where Knauss Fellows end up during their fellowship year?

Check out this new video from 2023 fellow Gina Selig discussing her work with the Antarctic Treaties Commission and her upcoming trip to Antarctica.

Stay tuned for some gorgeous images of well-known Antarctic wildlife as well!

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Gina Selig

Knauss Fellow
National Science Foundation Office of Polar Programs

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