I co-authored a second manuscript (Anthropogenic Influence in a Eutrophic Marine Ecosystem Affects Condition of the Eastern Mud Snail Ilyanassaobsoleta and Its Prevalence of Parasitic Trematode Pleurogoniusmalaclemys) with Dr. John Wnek, focusing on the seasonal capacity of the mud snail to serve as an indicator organism and the effectiveness of conservation areas. I have competed at both Jersey Shore Science Fairs (JSSF) and Delaware Valley Science Fairs (DVSF) and presented my research at the Barnegat Bay Shellfish Forum in 2018 and the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the American Fisheries Society sub-unit meeting in April 2019. I have also won various awards for my research, including First Place (JSSF 2017, JSSF 2018, DVSF 2018), Third Place (DVSF 2017, MATES Research Expo), NASA's Earth System Science Award, NOAA's Taking the Pulse of the Planet Award, Save Barnegat Bay’s Special Award, the MATES Research Excellence Award, and the Ocean County Board of Chosen Freeholder's Award.