Dr. David Hankin
Education
- B.A. Biology, 1971, Reed College
- Ph.D. Fishery Science, (Biometrics and Public Policy Minors), 1978, Cornell University
Courses taught at Humboldt State University
- FISH 380 Techniques in Fishery Biology
- FISH 450 Introduction to Fish Population Dynamics
- FISH 460 Principles of Fishery Management
- BIOM 406/506 Sampling Theory
Current Research Interest
- Genetic consequences of harvest policies and hatchery practices for chinook salmon
- Mortality rates and economic value in the California fisheries for Dungeness crabs
- Survey designs in small streams
Memberships
- American Fisheries Society
- Fellow, American Institute of Fishery Research Biologists
- At-large member, Scientific and Statistical Committee; Pacific Fishery Management Council, (1987-1992; Vice Chair 1988-1990)
- Klamath River Technical Advisory Team (1987-1989)
- California Sea Grant Committee (1989-1999)
- Westhaven Community Service District Board Member (1988 - 1995)
- US member, Committee for Scientific Cooperation, Pacific Salmon Treaty (2001 - present)
- Member, Technical Recovery Team, Central California Coast Recovery Area (2001 - present)