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Sound Rivers bids a fond farewell to Will Shingleton
Posted on May 12th, 2022
Sound Rivers’ field technician Will Shingleton moves on this week to a career in environmental health. The spring 2022 East Carolina University graduate has been with Sound Rivers since signing on as an intern in the spring of 2021. More recently, Will has been working as a field technician and has been instrumental in collecting samples and data, as well as aerial photography, for Sound Rivers’ CAFO (concentrated animal feeding operations) work.
We look forward to seeing what Will’s future in environmental health holds! Thank you, Will!
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