John Jaeger North Babylon is an Independent Researcher engaged in environmental research. John Jaeger has served as a Mentor on various Independent Research Projects, including symposiums and publications focused on DNA Barcoding, Soil Diversity, a Shellfish Hatchery (Shellfish Mariculture Program), Aquaculture Techniques and Molecule Research.

Independent Researcher
John Jaeger is an Independent Researcher engaged in STEM research initiatives.  Throughout his career, Jaeger has contributed to various independent research projects.  Most recently, he acted as a Mentor on a project centered around Soil Invertebrates Research.  This particular environmental research project dissected the effects of Southern Pine Beetles on soil diversity.  Additionally, Jaeger played an instrumental role in a recent Shellfish Mariculture Program that utilized aquaculture techniques in a shellfish hatchery.  Beyond the scope of his STEM research and participation in the development of STEM outreach programs and research, Jaeger is also engaged in wrestling research.

Wrestling Mentor
John Jaeger is a former Binghamton Wrestler.  Although his days as a wrestler may now be behind him, Jaeger continues to support the sport.  The former wrestling championship participant is actively engaged in wrestling research centered around the history of the sport.  Jaeger will be utilizing stats and highlights published by the Wrestling Association to develop a Wrestling Championship History that shines the spotlight on Bingham Wrestling, past and present.  

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