The Way We Are
Family: Married for 37 years to Phillip Moseley; we have two daughters, Dana and Lauren
Comments: After graduating from William and Mary, which I loved, I figured out a way to keep going to college and get paid for it, by going to grad school at UNC-Chapel Hill. So I became a Tar Heel and within two years was married to a cute law student, Phil. I finished my Ph.D. in Zoology and found the perfect job as a biology professor at Guilford College in Greensboro, NC. I've been there ever since, and it's been a terrific career. One of the benefits of being a field biologist is that I was able to travel the world with students in tow, teaching courses about the natural history of the Galapagos Islands, or animal behavior in East Africa, or bird diversity on shade-grown coffee farms in Nicaragua. Even better, my husband and two daughters have traveled with me on many of those trips. By the way, we also raised, trained, and raced sled dogs for years, and in 1994 Phil was the Mid-Atlantic Sled Dog Racing District's champion in the 8-dog class!
Current Photos:
Lynn with Giraffes: taken on Crescent Island, Lake Naivasha, Kenya, on safari with Guilford College students
Jaguar, taken from a small boat on a river in the Pantanal of Brazil last summer
Husband Phil with his lead dog, Yukon, the year he won the 8-dog championship for the Mid-Atlantic Sled Dog District
Daughters Dana and Lauren with me on Isla Isabela, Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
Crazy picture during a field trip to a local university farm
