Adler Williams

Hi, my name is Adler! I am a Sophomore majoring in Natural Resources with an emphasis in Wildlife Conservation and Management. I am also working on UA’s International Environmental Conservation and Geographic Information Science undergraduate certificates! I chose Natural Resources after reading Aldo Leopold’s Sand County Almanac and falling in love with the idea of conserving our natural resources, especially wildlife. I have been fascinated by animals since I can remember, and I am so excited to pursue that passion!

My favorite part of my last year was joining the Fish and Wildlife club and tagging along on all kinds of volunteer opportunities and social events. I would also attend CALES Elevate Evenings as it was a great chance to unwind and appreciate the little things in the middle of the school-week. The UA Ramblers Club was also a great outlet for me to get outside and meet new people! 

Any moment I can, I love to paint, sew, draw, and whittle, and I also enjoy taking on any DIY project possible. I adore hiking while working on my plant and animal identification by the Tucson wetlands or on the countless hiking trails around the city.

I’m here to help students find their own rhythm so that you can create the best experience for yourself!

Book an appointment with me or swing by my office hours in the Forbes Lobby!

● Mondays 2-4

● Tuesdays 2-4