Beat the Bad Bugs: Study Entomology - UGA College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences

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Graduates from the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences at UGA have many job opportunities in the state of Georgia and around the world.

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Ben Brewer
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The scene opens with Ben Brewer at the pier on the north end of Jekyll Island sitting next to a tree with a view of the ocean behind him. Brewer, a male graduate of the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, is explaining his job.

The scene changes to a sand crab scurrying across the sand.

The scene moves to Clam Creek where Brewer is standing on a walking bridge that goes over the creek. He is pointing to the marsh land and talking about his degree in Entomology.

The scene returns to Brewer, talking about the mosquito season at Jekyll and St. Simons Islands.

The scene changes to Brewer and two other people collecting mosquitos in a field.

The scene returns to Brewer, at the pier, continuing his talk about the mosquito season at Jekyll and St. Simons Islands.

The scene moves to Brewer taking pictures on a beach access road and talking about the economy of Jekyll and St. Simons Islands.

The scene changes to Brewer standing next to trees, the ocean behind him, talking about rain.

The scene changes to a drainage pipe with water flowing through it.

The scene returns to Brewer standing next to trees, the ocean behind him, continuing to talk about rain and how it affects Jekyll and St. Simons Islands.

The scene cuts to a photo of a finger covered with mosquitos. Brewer is talking about his first entomology class ñ Urban Entomology ñ taught by Dr. Brian Forschler.

The scene changes to Dr. Forschler's lab where he and two female students are looking at an aquarium filled with insects.

The scene moves to Dr. Forschler and two female students are examining insects.

The scene changes to Brewer standing next to Clam Creek explaining that Dr. Forschler is the faculty member that had the most influence on him.

The scene returns to Brewer at the pier on the north end of Jekyll Island.

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