Publications
 White, A.E. 2016. Geographical Barriers and Dispersal Propensity Interact to Limit Range Expansions of Himalayan  Birds. American Naturalist 188:99-112.
 
 Tomašových, A., J. D. Kennedy, T. J. Betzner, N. B. Kuehnle, S. Edie, S. Kim, K. Supriya, A. E. White, C. Rahbek, S.  Huang, T. D. Price, and D. Jablonski. 2016. Unifying latitudinal gradients in range size and  richness across marine and  terrestrial systems. Proc. R. Soc. B 283: 20153027.

Education 
 University of Chicago - Ph.D. Candidate, Ecology and Evolution (Present)
 University of Michigan - B.S. with Distinction, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (2009)

Grants
 National Geographic Young Explorers Grant (2010)

Awards
 Danish National Research Foundation with NSF - Graduate Research Opportunities Worldwide Award (2015)
 NSF - Graduate Research Fellowship (2013)

Teaching
 Teaching Assistant - Ecology and Conservation, University of Chicago, Fall 2015
 Teaching Assistant - Ecology and Evolution in the Southwest: Field School, University of Chicago, Summer 2014
 Teaching Assistant - Environmental Ecology, University of Chicago, Winter 2014
 Teaching Assistant - Biology of Birds, University of Michigan Biological Station, Summer 2010
 Instructor - Wolf Creek Environmental Education Center, Redwood National and State Parks, 2006

Service
 S.P.A.R.K. (Science Professionals As Resource Knowledge) Mentor, Stevenson High School (2013 - 2015)
 
Research and Work Experience
 Independent Field Research in India (2012, 2013)
 Post-Baccalaureate Research Intern, Archbold Biological Station (2011) 
 Field Assistant in Queensland and South Australia (2010)
 Trips Director and Program Specialist, Crystalaire Adventures (2004-2008)
 Student Conservation Association Education Intern, Redwood National and State Parks (2006)