Dr. Amy Wolf
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Dr. Tara Reed
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Tara Reed, Associate Professor, Biology.
- LS 415 / 920-465-2284 /
reedt@uwgb.edu
- Courses taught include Principles of Biology;
Aquatic Ecology; Ecosystems Management; Landscape
Ecology; Graduate Seminar.
- Research interests include zebra mussels in Green
Bay ecosystem; dam removal in small Wisconsin streams;
phosphorus loading in agricultural watersheds.
- B.A. Whitworth University; M.S. Oregon State
University; Ph.D. UW-Madison.
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Dr. Angela Bauer
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| ■ LS 461 |
■ (920) 465-2279 |
■
bauera@uwgb.edu |
| Office Hours: 9:30-11:30 MW;
or by appointment |
- Associate Professor
- Ph.D. Northwestern University
- Courses: Mammalian Reproduction, Endocrinology, Cell
Biology Lab, Fertility, Reproduction, and Family Planning, The
Biology of Women, Ethnic Minorities in Science
- Advising: Developmental Biology and Reproductive
Biology, Biology, Health Science, and Pre-Med; Cytotechnology
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Dr. Brian Merkel
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Dr. Brian Merkel
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| ■ LS 409 |
■ (920) 465-2262 |
■
merkelb@uwgb.edu |
| Office Hours: 11:00-11:50 MWF;
or by appointment |
- Associate Professor
- Ph.D. Virginia Commonwealth University
- Courses: Principles of Microbiology, Human Disease
and Society, Immunology, Immunology Lab, and Advanced
Microbiology
- Advising: Cell Biology, Microbiology, Immunology,
Biology, Pre-Med, and Health Science
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Dr. Debra Pearson
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| ■ LS 462 |
■ (920) 465-2280 |
■
pearsond@uwgb.edu |
| Office Hours: 2:00-3:00 M;
1:30-2:30 T; 11:00-11:50 W; 9:00-9:50 F; or by appointment |
- Associate Professor
- Ph.D. University of California at Davis
- Courses: Food and Nutritional Health, Human
Nutrition, Nutritional Biochemistry, Advanced Nutrition and
Metabolism
- Advising: Nutritional Science/Dietetics
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Dr. Donna Ritch
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| Courses Taught: Cell
Biology, Comparative Anatomy of Vertebrates, Anatomy and Physiology,
and Microscopic Anatomy. I have also taught Human Disease and
Society, Human Physiology lab, Ethnic Minorities in Sciences, and
Science and the Art of the Renaissance (a travel course) |
| Research Interests: I am currently working on signalling mechanisms
in Didymium iridis, specifically calcium signalling and its role in
movement of the plasmodial stage of the organism |
| Research Opportunities: I like to take 1 or 2 independent study students
per year. I also am available to assist students with internships
with health care professionals in the community |
| Contact Link:
www.uwgb.edu/ritchd/home.htm |
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Dr. Michael Draney
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| Courses Taught: Introduction
to Environmental Science, Issues in Biological Conservation,
Invertebrate Biology and lab, Entomology, Conservation
Biology, Seminar in Ecology and Evolution
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| Research Interests: Ecology,
taxonomy, and conservation of spiders and ground-dwelling
arthropods; winter active arthropods; life history strategies;
inventory, monitoring, and assessment techniques for terrestrial and
wetland arthropods |
| Research Opportunities: I
have in the past sponsored Independent Research Projects.
I am also very willing to sponsor a Cofrin
Research Grant Project. |
| Contact Link: http://www.uwgb.edu/nas/faculty.htm |
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Gary Fewless
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| Courses Taught: Field
Botany, Plant Taxonomy, Wetland Ecology |
| Research Interests: I have wide interests in the native plants,
especially rare species. In recent years I have also been very
involved with invasive species as they impact our native flora. |
| Research Opportunities: I usually have a limited number of work
opportunities for students interested in botany. The jobs are
in the UWGB herbarium, a museum style collection of plant specimens. |
| Contact Link:
http://www.uwgb.edu/fewlessg/ |
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Dr. Craig Hanke
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Dr. Craig Hanke
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| ■ LS 403 |
■ (920) 465-5039 |
■
hankec@uwgb.edu |
| Office Hours: 10:30-11:30 T;
1:30-2:30 F; or by appointment |
- Assistant Professor
- Ph.D. Medical College of Wisconsin
- Courses: Introduction to Human Biology, Human
Physiology, Human Physiology Lab, Science and Religion,
Neurobiology
- Advising: Physiology, Cell Biology, Health Science,
Biology, Pre-Med
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Dr. Robert Howe
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Robert W. Howe,
Professor, Biology. Director, Cofrin Center for
Biodiversity.
- CH 212 / 920-465-2272 / hower@uwgb.edu
- Courses taught include Ornithology; Mammalogy;
Ecological Applications.
- Research interests include vertebrate ecology and
conservation biology; bird population dynamics.
- B.S. Notre Dame University; M.S., Ph.D. UW-Madison.
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Dr. James Marker
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| ■ LS 445 |
■ (920) 465-2230 |
■
markerj@uwgb.edu |
| Office Hours: 9:30-10:30 MWF;
or by appointment |
- Associate Professor
- Ph.D. Brigham Young University
- Courses: Introduction to Human Biology, Exercise
Physiology, Kinesiology, Sports Physiology, Human Disease and
Society
- Advising: Biology, Exercise Science, Physiology,
Health Science and Pre-Physical Therapy
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Prof. Karen Lacey
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| ■ LS 423 |
■ (920) 465-2332 |
■
laceyk@uwgb.edu |
| Office Hours: 1:00-3:00 W; or
by appointment |
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Dr. Michael Morgan
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| Courses Taught: Principles of Biology;
Principles of Ecology; Field Botany; Plant Physiology |
| Research Interests: Rare plant population
dynamics; plant-climate interactions |
| Research Opportunities: No current
openings |
| Contact Link: www.uwgb.edu/nas/morgan.htm |
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Dr. Ganga Nair
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| Courses Taught: Mycology; Plants and
Forest Pathology; Conservation of Natural Resources; Structure of
Seed Plants |
| Research Interests:
Chemotherapy of tree diseases; electron microscopic investigations
of host-parasite interactions related to plant pathogens.
International collection of gene pools of medicinal plants and for
disease resistance in trees from tropical forests of the world |
| Research Opportunities: |
| Contact Link: www.uwgb.edu/nas/nair.htm |
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Dr. Uwe Pott
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| ■ LS 453 |
■ (920) 465-2282 |
■
pottu@uwgb.edu |
| Office Hours:
10:30-11:30 M; 1:30-2:30 M; 12:30-1:30 F; or by appointment |
- Associate Professor
- Ph.D. University of Zurich
- Courses: Principles of Biology I, Genetics, Genetics
Lab, Molecular Biology, and Molecular Biology Lab
- Advising: Genetics, Molecular Biology, Biology,
Pre-Vet
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