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Faculty
Directory Adjunct Faculty are defined as faculty who are not University of Georgia employees. Adjunct faculty members will be chosen from those individuals in federal, state, or private agencies. Individuals who already have appointments as Adjunct Faculty or appointments in the Research or Public Service ranks of any unit of the University of Georgia will be eligible for election as Adjunct faculty members of the Odum School of Ecology. Adjunct faculty involved in instructional duties are authorized to teach within a designated academic department. Adjunct faculty cannot earn tenure and all individuals in this category are in non-tenure track positions. Adjunct faculty are reappointed every three years. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Elizabeth Blood Mac Callaham Research Ecologist, U.S.D.A. Forest Service Ph.D. - Kansas State University Nutrient and energy dynamics as influenced by belowground invertebrates. Non-Graduate Faculty mcallaham@fs.fed.us; (706) 559-4321 back to top Carol Couch Director, Georgia Environmental Protection Division Ph.D. - The University of Georgia Microbial and microfaunal trophic interactions. Non-Graduate Faculty Faculty Member - Conservation Ecology Program carol_couch@dnr.state.ga.us; (404) 656-4713 back to top Christopher Craft Associate Professor, Indiana University at Bloomington Decomposition, soil organic matter accumulation and sediment deposition. ccraft@indiana.edu; (812) 855-5971 back to top Roarke Donnelly Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, Oglethorpe University Ph.D. - University of Washington Urban ecology, conservation biology, and ornithology Non-Graduate Faculty rdonnelly@oglethorpe.edu; (404) 364-8401 back to top Gene W. Eidson Professor, Department of Biological Sciences, Clemson University President, Southeastern Natural Sciences Academy Ph.D. - Clemson University Urban rivers; constructed wetlands for wastewater treatment; ecological restoration of extremely disturbed sites. Non-Graduate Faculty geidson@clemson.edu; (864) 656-2619 back to top Mary Freeman Assistant Research Ecologist, U.S.G.S./B.R.D. Ph.D. - The University of Georgia River ecology and management; effects of altering streamflow and instream habitat on biological processes that sustain the diversity and abundances of native riverine fauna. Graduate Faculty Faculty Member - Conservation Ecology Program mary@ttrout.ecology.uga.edu; (706) 542-5181 back to top Sidney A. Gauthreaux Professor, Clemson University, Department of Biological Sciences, Ph.D. - Louisiana State University Bird migration, orientation and navigation. Non-Graduate Faculty sagth@clemson.edu; (864) 656-3584 back to top Steve Golladay Associate Scientist, Joseph Jones Ecological Research Center, Ph.D. - Virginia Polytechnic Odum School and State University Stream and wetland ecology; responses of aquatic invertebrates to disturbances; hydrologic controls on ecological processes in streams and wetlands; influence of human land use on streams and wetlands. Graduate Faculty Faculty Member - Conservation Ecology Program sgollada@jonesctr.org; (229) 734-4706 back to top Mark Hunter Professor, University of Michigan Ph.D. - University of Oxford Population and ecosystem ecology; plant-herbivore interactions; chemical ecology. Graduate Faculty mdhunter@umich.edu; (734) 615-4917 back to top Brian Kloeppel Assistant Research Scientist, Coweeta LTER Program Ph.D. - University of Wisconsin Plant competition and carbon allocation, ecosystem carbon balance, terrestrial net primary productivity, plant ecophysiology, plant-water relationships and functional diversity. Graduate Faculty Web site kloeppel@uga.edu; (828) 524-2128, ext. 127 David Lewis Kay Kirkman Robert Mitchell Scientist, Joseph Jones Ecological Research Center Ph.D. - University of Missouri Plant competition, multiple resource limitations and plant growth, carbon allocation and productivity across complex ecological gradients. Faculty Member - Conservation Ecology Program rmitchel@jonesctr.org; (229) 734-4706 back to top Stephen Opsahl Gustav-Adolf
Paffenhofer Lisa Petit National Zoological Park, Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center Ph.D. - University of Arkansas Impacts of human landscape modification on abundance, survival, and nesting success of Neotropical birds in temperate and tropical areas; habitat selection; behavioral responses of hosts to brood parasitism. Non-Graduate Faculty PetitL@erols.com; (202) 673-4908 back to top Geoffrey C. Poole Aquatic Systems Ecologist, Eco-metrics, Inc. Ph.D. - The University of Montana Integrating river ecology, fluvial geomorphology, and landscape ecology to understand intereactions between ecosystem structure and processes across hierarchical scales in fluvial landscapes. Special interests include the ecology and importance of the hyporheic zone, the influence of floodplain geomorphology or in-stream habitat structure on hydrologic flow pathways, interactions between upland land use and in-stream habitat quality, linkages between riverine habitat diversity and biological diversity. Graduate Faculty gpoole@eco-metrics.com; (770) 621-0266 back to top Betsie Rothermel Assistant Research Scientist, Savannah River Ecology Laboratory Ph.D. - University of Missouri - Columbia How habitat fragmentation and landscape composition influence the dispersal success and population dynamics of amphibians in the context of the Land-use Effects on Amphibian Populations (LEAP) study. Non-Graduate Faculty rothermelb@apsu.edu; (803) 725-7827 back to top Cary Tuckfield Statistical Consultant, Environmental Science and Technology Department, Savannah River Technology Center (SRTC) Ph.D. - Indiana University Graduate Faculty cary.tuckfield@srs.gov; (803) 725-8215 back to top Peter Verity Professor, Skidaway Odum School of Oceanography Ph.D. - University of Rhode Island Marine plankton food chains; physiological ecology of planktonic protists; image analysis. peter@skio.peachnet.edu; (912) 598-2471 back to top Jim Vose Principal Investigator, Coweeta Hydrologic Laboratory Ph.D. - North Carolina State University Forest processes. jvose@fs.fed.us; (828) 528-2128 ext. 114 back to top Stuart Whipple Research Scientist, Skidaway Odum School of Oceanography Ph.D. - University of Georgia Systems ecology; aquatic ecosystems; ecosystem modeling sjwhipple@earthlink.net; (706) 542-6035 back to top Robert Wyatt Executive Director, Highlands Biological Station Ph.D. - Duke University Plant population biology; ecology and evolution of plant reproduction; granite outcrop flora; polyploidy in mosses Non-Graduate Faculty rewyatt@uga.edu; (706) 769-5362 back to top |
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