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Cofrin Center for Biodiversity
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Dept. of Natural and Applied Sciences
Green Bay, WI 54311-7001
920-465-5032 / hower@uwgb.edu

Faculty, Staff, Students, and Associates

Director

• Robert W. Howe
  MAC 212, 920-465-2272 / hower@uwgb.edu

Staff

• Thomas C. Erdman, Curator, Richter Museum
  MAC 143, 920-465-2713 / erdmant@uwgb.edu
• Gary A. Fewless, Curator, Herbarium
  MAC 147, 920-465-2243 / fewlessg@uwgb.edu
• Kim McKeefry, Program Assistant
  MAC 212, 920-465-2798/ mckeefrk@uwgb.edu
• Vicki L. Medland, Associate Director
  MAC 218E, 920-465-2342 / medlandv@uwgb.edu

Associates

• Jennifer Davis, Wisconsin Breeding Bird Atlas / Birder Certification Program
  MAC 218A, 920-465-2545 / davisj@uwgb.edu

Students

• Graduate Students
  • Kathryn Corio (Wabikon Forest Dynamics Project)
  • Lawrence Eslinger (Museum Assistant)
  • Jennifer Goyette (Birder Certification Project)
  • Phil Hahn (Cofrin Arboretum Invasives Control)
  • Richard Novy (Wabikon Forest Dynamics Project)
  • Juniper Sundance (Wabikon Forest Dynamics Project)
  • Ted Turluck (Wabikon Forest Dynamics Project)
  • Jay Watson (Wabikon Forest Dynamics Project)
  • Mike Stiefvater (GIS Assistant)
• Undergraduates
  • Laura Bratz (Wabikon Forest Dynamics Project)
  • Meagan Davis (Project Assistant)
  • Oyinpreye Dorgu (Museum Assistant)
  • Aaron Groves (Wabikon Forest Dynamics Project)
  • Dave Sponholz (Wabikon Forest Dynamics Project)
  • Hannah Sponholz (Wabikon Forest Dynamics Project)

CCB Advisory Committee

• Lisa DeLeeuw, Director of Advancement Services, University Advancement
• Matt Dornbush, Associate Professor, Natural and Applied Sciences
• Kevin Fermanich, Associate Professor, Natural and Applied Sciences
• Chris Hatfield, Director, Facilities Management and Planning
• Laurel Phoenix, Professor, Environmental Science and Policy
• Dan Spielman, Director of Major Gifts and Government Relations, University Advancement
• Michael Zorn, Assistant Professor, Natural and Applied Sciences