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Ronica Stromberg

  • Contributor, Nebraska Today
  • Program Coordinator II, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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Ronica Stromberg is a science communicator at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She also works in the inspirational market and is the author of four books, profiles and memoirs in 24 anthologies and hundreds of articles and short stories in magazines, newspapers and online publications.

Ronica Stromberg’s Journalist Portfolio

McQuillen studying possible intermingling of bird species

McQuillen studying possible intermingling of bird species

When it comes to snow geese and Ross's geese, birds of a feather may not always flock together. Ava McQuillen…

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Nebraska scientist documents rare pair of mammalian hunters

Nebraska scientist documents rare pair of mammalian hunters

Emma Balunek was watching motion-activated video when a badger and coyote strolled onto the scene together. T…

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Nebraska scientists define ag resilience terms for national library

Nebraska scientists define ag resilience terms for national library

Four University of Nebraska-Lincoln scientists and about 15 other scientists across North America have been d…

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Researchers map ticks across Cornhusker State - The Business Farmer

Researchers map ticks across Cornhusker State - The Business Farmer

After eons of landing on the legs and arms of humans and animals, ticks have landed smack-dab in the middle o…

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Uncovering buried secrets of an endangered beetle

Uncovering buried secrets of an endangered beetle

Alison Ludwig, a National Research Traineeship student, describes the subject of her master's research as si…

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Bat expert returns to university as research technologist

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By Ronica Stromberg
| http://news.unl.edu
Christopher Fill came to the School of Natural Resources in May as a research technologist with a face already familiar to many. He had researched bat activity in agricultural lands as a master’s student in the National Science Foundation Research Traineeship at Nebraska from 2018 to 2020. After graduating with a natural resource sciences degree, he continued working with Craig Allen, now an emeritus professor, on a Nebraska project of the North American Bat Monitoring Program.
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School of Natural Resources

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By Ronica Stromberg
| Nebraska Today
Wildlife professor and club place bat house on East Campus John Carroll, professor of wildlife ecology and management, brought the bat house to the School of Natural Resources as one of his final accomplishments before retiring in June 2026. Photo courtesy of Carlee Koehler The skies over the north lawn of Hardin Hall just got a little friendlier toward bats with the addition of a bat house.
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Mott recognized for innovating in Natural Resources graduate studies

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By Ronica Stromberg
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Brooke Mott has been using her 2021-2023 experience as a master's student in the School of Natural Resources to better the experience of today's graduate students. As the school's recruitment and retention coordinator for almost two years, Mott has streamlined processes and furthered communications and connections with students. Still, she was surprised when she heard she would receive a staff recognition award at the school's spring banquet.
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Awards

Evangelical Press Association Award

2011 - fiction--first place

Higher Goals in Christian Journalism competition sponsored annually by the Evangelical Press Association

Evangelical Press Association Award

2005 - fiction--second place

Awards of Excellence competition sponsored annually by the Evangelical Press Association