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Graduate student directory

NameEmail addressDegreeResearch TopicAdvisor
Travis Aldrichtra65@nau.eduMSMargaret Moore
Jasmine Anenbergja2948@nau.eduPhDsoil ecology; biocrust functional ecology and restorationMatt Bowker and Anita Antoninka
Gabrielle Ayresgaa227@nau.eduPhDForest response to anticipated climate change, disturbance events and management strategies over a latitudinal gradient in the Rocky MountainsPeter Fule
Lydia Baileylnb97@nau.eduPhDRestoration in the Mojave using biocrusts
Matthew Bowker, Anita Antoninka
Jill Beckmannjjb646@nau.eduPhDNeighborhood effects on growth in Ponderosa PineAndrew Sanchez-Meador
Ryan Blackburnrcb326@nau.eduPhDLidar applications for forest restoration and managementAndrew Sanchez-Meador
Zachary Browningzbb25@nau.eduMFTom Kolb
Erin Burkeeb297@nau.eduMSIncorporating simulators into a forest operator training curriculumHan-Sup Han
John (Jack) Burnettjtb438@nau.eduPhDWildfire social scienceCat Edgeley
Heesol Changhc525@nau.eduMSA systematic literature review using meta-analysis on the cost of forest thinning treatments in the western USHan Sup Han
Tessa Corsettitc835@nau.eduMSDoes the post-dam Colorado River create a cold-water barrier to movement and gene-flow for reptiles in the Grand Canyon?Carol Chambers
Connor Crouchconnor.crouch@nau.eduPhDEcology and management of quaking aspen and oystershell scale in ArizonaKristen Waring
Michael Daughertymtd25@nau.edu
Sam Ebrightsamuel.ebright@nau.eduMS
Scott Franzstf57@nau.edu
Noah Haarmannnh472@nau.eduMSFire managers and researchers interactions in the SouthwestCat Edgeley
Haydee Hamptonhmh2@nau.eduPhDPeter Fule, Bruce Hungate
Mimi Hoffmanadh376@nau.eduAccelerated MSEffects of sound on honey bee recruitmentRichard Hofstetter
Christopher Kaisercdk232@nau.eduMSPlant-insect interactions in Puerto RicoKevin Grady
Hilina Yohannes Kebedekh459@nau.eduPhDPete Fule
Gia Landisgia.landis@nau.eduMSHow forest density and competition impact bark beetle outbreaksKristen Waring
Jose Gabriel Martinez-Fonsecajm3934@nau.eduPhDForest fragmentation effects on bat communities in NicaraguaCarol Chambers
Alek Mendozaalm898@nau.edu
Elli Morrisepm72@nau.eduMFResearching visitor knowledge, attitudes, and practices of discarded used toilet paper (DUTP) in Wilderness areas and possible associated economic impacts due to DUTP impacts on visitor willingness to return to the landscapeAlark Saxena
Christine Mottcmm925@nau.eduPhDRole of insects in post-fire restoration and plant regenerationRichard Hofstetter
Patrick Naglepatrick.nagle@nau.edu
Coulter Nyenhuiscjn257@nau.eduMF
William O'Malleywco7@nau.edu
Tristan O'Maratristan.omara@nau.eduMSForest resilience, dendrochronology, and silvicultureKristen Waring
Johnathan Pelakjrp439@nau.eduMSAssessing current and historical forest structure in mixed conifer using mobile lidar David Auty and David Huffman
Kelsey Pembertonklp297@nau.eduMSDetermining the natural predators of Oystershell Scale in northern ArizonaKristen Waring and Richard Hofstetter
Rory Petersenrjp266@nau.eduMSSpatial and temporal patterns of Pandora moth outbreaksRichard Hofstetter
Merideth Reisermerideth.reiser@nau.eduMSAndrew Sanchez-Meador
Charlotte Rozanskicar554@nau.eduMSFluvial geomorphology as a predictor of New Mexico meadow jumping mouse (Zapus hudsonius luteus) occupancyCarol Chambers
Dan Sanchezds565@nau.eduPhDDiet and dispersal ecology of the New Mexico meadow jumping mouseCarol Chambers and Faith Walker
Alexander Spannuthabs45@nau.eduMSAssessing the utility of LiDAR and Structure From Motion for monitoring fire and fuels treatment effects at the landscape scaleAndi Thode and Andrew Sanchez-Meador
Gabriel Travergt322@nau.eduAccelerated MF
Derek Uheydau9@nau.eduPhDEffects of harvester ants and vegetation in rangeland habitatRichard Hofstetter
Sneha Vissasv468@nau.eduPhDInteractions among climate, bark beetles, mites and fungiRichard Hofstetter
Erin Wampoleemw373@nau.edu
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PhDEffects of Fire on Wildlife Distribution and Persistence in the Jemez Mountain, New MexicoAndi Thode
Noortje Waubennw366@nau.eduPhDThe social-ecological history and adaptive cycles of the Navajo Nation and forests to support resilience in the face of future stressorsAlark Saxena
Conor Wilcoxccw247@nau.eduMF
Jennifer Zahratkajlz68@nau.eduPhDHibernation ecology and endocrinology of the federally endangered New Mexico meadow jumping mouse Carol Chambers

 

 

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