Ph.D.'s |
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Jacques C. Finlay
Assistant Professor Department of Ecology, Evolution and Behavior
University of Minnesota 1987 Upper Buford Circle
St. Paul, MN 55108
Voice: 651-645-8959
FAX: 612-624-6777
email: jfinlay at tc.umn.edu |
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Sarah J. Kupferberg,
Ph.D.
email: sydt at pacbell.net |
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Jonathan Levine, D'Antonio and Sousa
lab graduate, honorary Angelo Alumnus
Assistant Professor
Department of Organismic Biology, Ecology, and Evolution and Institute
of the Environment
621 Charles E. Young Drive South Box 951606
University of California, Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA 90095-1606
Office: 1339 Hershey 310-825-9259
fax: 310-825-9663
email: jmlevine at obee.ucla.edu |
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Camille McNeely, Postdoctoral Associate
St. Anthony Falls Laboratory, University of Minnesota
Deptartment of Integrative Biology, UC Berkeley
My dissertation research has focused on the role
of stonecased herbivorous caddisflies in Northern California headwater
streams, including the following questions:
Do abundant stone-cased grazers (Glossosoma penitum caddisfly larvae)
increase the reliance of a headwater stream community on terrestrial detritus?
How does the effectiveness of stone-cased caddisflies in controlling
algal growth vary along a longitudinal stream gradient from headwaters
to midreaches?
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Jane Marks
Assistant Professor Department of Biological Sciences
Box 5640 Northern Arizona University Flagstaff, AZ
86011-5640
tel: 520 523 0918
fax: 520 523 7500
email: Jane.Marks at NAU.EDU |
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John L. Sabo
Assistant Professor Department of Biology
Arizona State University
PO Box 871501 Tempe, Arizona 85287-1501
Ph: 480.965.5904
Fax:480.965.2519
http://lifesciences.asu.edu/biology/faculty/sabo.htm |
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Vance Vredenburg, Graduate
Student |
Postdocs |
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Sandra Clinton, Adjunct Research Associate in
Biology
University of North Carolina, Charlotte, NC
Ph.D. 2001 Ecosystem Analysis,
College of Forest Resources, University of Washington, Seattle, WA
Current research: The overall goal is to understand linkages between aquatic
and terrestrial foodwebs that maintain soil fertility on floodplains.
Understanding the magnitude of periphyton accrual on soils during inundation
and soil enrichment from bird and bat droppings and the scale over which
they influence ecosystem properties is essential for successful floodplain
river management and restoration. |
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Gilbert Cabana
Ph.D. Professeur Dept. de Chimie-Biologie,
Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières,
Trois-Rivières, Québec, Canada G9A 5H7
tel: 819-376-5011 (poste 3366)
fax: 819-376-5084
email: Gilbert_Cabana at uqtr.ca |
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Susan Gresens
Assistant Professor Dept. of Biological Sciences
Towson University 8000 York Road Towson, MD 21252-0001
email: sgresens at towson.edu |
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Wendy Palen
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Biological Sciences
Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, Canada website
My research program is broadly defined by the ecology of aquatic communities, currently ranging from alpine amphibian populations of the Pacific Northwest, to the river and lake food webs that support salmon populations from California to Alaska. |
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Michael Parker
Associate Professor Department of Biology
Southern Oregon University
1250 Siskiyou Boulevard Ashland OR
97520 (541) 552-6341 email: parker at sou.edu |
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K. Blake Suttle, Graduate Student,
B.S. Biology, Yale University 1997
Please see Blake's website
email: kbsuttle@berkeley.edu |
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John Schade, Assistant Professor
Biology and Environmental studies, Saint Olaf College, MN website
All of my research activities are focused on understanding factors that
influence nutrient cycling in heterogeneous landscapes. I am particularly
interested in the interaction between food webs and the cycling of multiple
nutrients. My perspective on research is heavily influenced by ideas emerging
from Ecological Stoichiometry theory, emphasizing the importance of the
relative availability of nutrients in structuring ecosystems
email: schade@stolaf.edu |
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Jill Welter,
Assistant Professor
Biology, St. Kate's College, MN website
Effects of stream network structure and terrestrial-aquatic linkages on
trophic dynamics and biogeochemical cycling in watershed ecosystems. Links
between terrestrial food quality, plant-herbivore interactions, and in-stream
processes. Effects of precipitation regimes and landscape heterogeneity
on nitrogen transport and transformation, and terrestrial-aquatic linkages.
email: jrwelter@stkate.edu |
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J. Timothy Wootton Associate Professor
Dept. Ecology & Evolution Univ. of Chicago
1101 E. 57th St. Chicago, IL 60637
773-702-2773
FAX 773-702-9740
email: twootton at uchicago.edu
http://pondside.uchicago.edu/ecol-evol/faculty/wootton_t.html |
Undergrads |
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Justin Bastow
email: jlbastow at ucdavis.edu |
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Sapna Khandwala
email: sapna at stillwatersci.com
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Joe Sapp, Lab Assistant
B.A. Integrative Biology, UC Berkeley, 2003
I spend my time here tweaking web pages, learning about GIS, and (if I'm
well behaved) venturing out to the field to catch bugs.
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Will Satterthwaite
email: satterth at darwin.ucsc.edu |
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Mary Alice "Bug"
Sorensen
Current graduate student at Department of Entomology University of California,
Riverside
email: mary.sorensen@email.ucr.edu |
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Ranjan Muthukrishnan (aka: Mr. Unj)
Email: mrunjj@gmail.com
Attends the occasional class at U. Penn. He's also a research tech there.
Amature rock rat. |
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Dr. Adrian Sun
email: asun at cobalt.com |
