Dr. Terry Roelofs
Education
- B.S. Fisheries, 1965, Michigan State University
- M.S. Engineering, 1967, University of Washington
- Ph.D. Fisheries, 1970, Oregon State University
Courses taught at Humboldt State University
- FISH 110 Introduction to Fisheries
- FISH 300 Introduction to Fisheries Biology
- FISH 380 Techniques in Fishery Biology
- FISH 430 Ecology of Freshwater Fishes
- FISH 560 Coastal Stream Management
Current Research Interests
- Conservation biology and ecology of anadromous salmonids and their habitat
- Watershed restoration
Memberships
- American Fisheries Society (since 1969)
- Pacific Fisheries Biologist (since 1971)
- Director of Research, North Umpqua Foundation (1985-1991)
Awards
- California Trout "Streamkeeper" award, March 1977
- Certificate of Merit for USDA Forest Service Regional Forester, Region 6, Sept. 1985
- American Fisheries Society Educator of the Year, 1988