Rate My Professor Ebony Sihamau

Ebony Sihamau has demonstrated engagement with university research activities. She provided assistance with planting and plant maintenance during the summer data collection phase for the 2024 graduate thesis 'Cognitive ability and colony phenotype in bumblebees' by CETK McLean, archived in the University of Otago's OUR Archive. Additionally, she took part in the Riddet Institute's summer internship programme for 2021/22, joining 21 interns on projects hosted at the University of Otago, Massey University, and AgResearch. The Riddet Institute, led from the University of Otago's Department of Human Nutrition, is a Centre of Research Excellence dedicated to research in digestive physiology, advanced foods, and health outcomes. Ebony Sihamau is identified as Niuean/NZ European in the institute's July-December 2021 annual report. Earlier, at Bayfield High School, she earned highly commended recognition in biology, geography, and tourism in 2016.