Michelle Elekonich
Login to view DISC.Michelle Elekonich is the Deputy Director at the National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics (NCSES), a role that builds upon her extensive background in biological research and grant administration. A PhD graduate from the University of Washington, her career progressed from an Associate Professor at UNLV to various directorships within the National Science Foundation, focusing on integrative biology and data infrastructure.
She appears to be driven by themes of growth and adaptation, once sharing a quote about personal evolution: "what got you here wont get you there. . . time to change the game! " While at the University of Nevada Las Vegas, she also coordinated a mentoring network to support the retention and success of students in science and engineering fields.
Her foundational research was in animal behavior, specifically focusing on the cellular and physiological mechanisms of stress and aging in honey bees.
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