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Graduate student directory

NameEmail addressDegreeResearch TopicAdvisor
Aalap Dixitahd42@nau.eduPhDAdaptation of ponderosa pine to aridityTom Kolb
Alexander Spannuthabs45@nau.eduMSEffects of Mangum Fire, Kaibab National ForestAndi Thode and Andrew Sanchez-Meador
Anastacia Lopez
alf38@nau.eduAccelerated MFAgroforestry in the SouthwestJames Allen
Barney Greggbmg334@nau.eduMFFactors Promoting Artificial Reforestation Success of Ponderosa Pine Forests in the Southwestern United StatesPete Fule and Yeon-Su Kim
Ben Krusebak334@nau.eduMFBruce Fox
Benjamin Wilhitebmw488@nau.eduPhDHybridization and the genomics of cold and drought adaptation in Douglas firAmanda De la Torre
Caio Vissicarocsv52@nau.eduMSPost-fire soil erosion effects on archaeological sites in the southwest Jemez, New MexicoAnita Antoninka
Caleb Stottscss325@nau.eduMSAndrew Sanchez-Meador
Charlotte Rozanskicar554@nau.eduMSFluvial geomorphology of watersheds occupied by the federally endangered New Mexico meadow jumping mouseCarol Chambers
Christine Mottcmm925@nau.eduPhDRole of insects in post-fire restoration and plant regenerationRichard Hofstetter
Christopher Kaisercdk232@nau.eduMSPlant-insect interactions in Puerto RicoKevin Grady
Connor Crouchconnor.crouch@nau.eduPhDAspen regeneration and oystershell scale in northern ArizonaKristen Waring
Conor Wilcoxccw247@nau.eduMF
Coulter Nyenhuiscjn257@nau.eduMF
Dan Sanchezds565@nau.eduPhDDiet and dispersal ecology of the New Mexico meadow jumping mouseCarol Chambers and Faith Walker
Derek Uheydau9@nau.eduPhDEffects of harvester ants and vegetation in rangeland habitatRichard Hofstetter
Elli Morrisepm72@nau.eduMFAlark Saxena
Gabrielle Ayresgaa227@nau.eduPhDPeter Fule
Gregg (Kyle) Pricegkp33@nau.eduMFForest HealthTom Kolb
Hannah Riskashlr64@nau.eduMSFoliage and Wood-Boring Arthropod Communities of Pinyon-Juniper Woodlands Richard Hofstetter
Haydee Hamptonhmh2@nau.eduPhDPeter Fule, Bruce Hungate
Heesol Changhc525@nau.eduMSA systematic literature review using meta-analysis on the cost of forest thinning treatments in the western USHan Sup Han
Jasmine Anenbergjasmine.anenberg@nau.eduPhDMatt Bowker and Anita Antoninka
Jeffrey Raineyjcr48@nau.eduMFUse of LiDAR to aid tree group designation in ponderosa pine restoration treatmentsKristen Waring
Jennifer Zahratkajlz68@nau.eduPhDHibernation ecology and endocrinology of the federally endangered New Mexico meadow jumping mouse Carol Chambers
Jill Beckmannjjb646@nau.eduPhDNeighborhood effects on growth in Ponderosa PineAndrew Sanchez-Meador
Jim DiPasqualejtd285@nau.eduMFIdentification of Opportunities and Barriers for Arizona to Supply Wood Fiber to South Korean Renewable Energy MarketsHan Sup Han
Johan Pelakjrp439@nau.eduMSAssessing current and historical forest structure in mixed conifer using mobile lidar David Auty and David Huffman
John (Jack) Burnettjtb438@nau.eduPhDWildfire social scienceCat Edgeley
Jose Gabriel Martinez-Fonsecajm3934@nau.eduPhDForest fragmentation effects on bat communities in NicaraguaCarol Chambers
Kathryn Thompsonkat84@nau.eduPhDAlark Saxena
Kelsey Pembertonklp297@nau.eduMF
Lulu Peachlrp88@nau.eduMSsouthwestern white pine; dendroecology; drought; genetics Peter Fule; Kristen Waring
Lydia Baileylnb97@nau.eduPhDRestoration in the Mojave using biocrusts
Matthew Bowker, Anita Antoninka
Maria Cristina Rengifo Faiffermcr335@nau.eduPhDClimate disturbance effects on moss-dominated biological soil crust communities and traits on Syntrichia spp.Matthew Bowker
Mark Graebnermig74@nau.eduMSAlark Saxena and Kristen Waring
McKenna Hedgepethmsh259@nau.eduMSbiofuelsCat Edgerley
Megan Polingmp754@nau.eduPhDAndi Thode
Merideth Reisermerideth.reiser@nau.eduMSAndrew Sanchez-Meador
Rory Petersenrjp266@nau.eduAccelerated MSSpatial and temporal patterns of Pandora moth outbreaksRichard Hofstetter
Ryan Blackburnrcb326@nau.eduPhDLidar applications for forest restoration and managementAndrew Sanchez-Meador
Sade Perez Partridgesp2228@nau.eduMSPlant population ecology Margaret Moore
Sam Ebrightsamuel.ebright@nau.eduMS
Sneha Vissasv468@nau.eduPhDInteractions among climate, bark beetles, mites and fungiRichard Hofstetter
Stephanie Millersm2956@nau.eduPhDEvaluating the effectiveness and best practices of using geophysical diversity as a surrogate for biodiversityMatt Bowker and Paul Beier
Tessa Corsettitc835@nau.eduMSPost-dam impacts to cross-river gene flow of reptiles and amphibians in Grand Canyon National ParkCarol Chambers and Paul Beier
Travis Aldrichtra65@nau.eduMSMargaret Moore
Zachary Browningzbb25@nau.eduMFTom Kolb

 

 

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Southwest Forest Science Complex
200 East Pine Knoll Drive
Flagstaff, Arizona 86011
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Flagstaff, Arizona 86011
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