Education:

B.A.           Biology                        1964         Albion College (MI)

M.W.M     Wildlife Management     1968         The University of Michigan

Ph.D.         Wildlife Management     1972         The University of Michigan

I will not be accepting any new students due to my Emeritus status.

Recent M.S. Theses:

 

Fesnock, Amy. 1999. The Influence of Sex and Season on Habitat Use of Peromyscus truei In Pinnacles National Monument.

 

Hamm, Keith A. 1995. Abundance of Dusky-footed Woodrats in Managed Forests of North Coastal California.

 

Kleeman, Patrick. 1999. Vocalizations of The St. Lucia Parrot. (Selected as the outstanding these in the College of Natural Resources and Sciences for 1999, Koplin Award for The Outstanding Graduate Student for 1999).

 

Nolan, Kellie. 1998. Brown Bear Ursus arctos Use of The Dillingham Dump In Southeast Alaska.

 

Clemens, Rob. The Development of a GIS Model for Red-shouldered Hawk Nesting Habitat In Northern California. (In Field)

 

Di Orio, Aaron. A GIS Model For Habitat Use by Rocky Mountain Elk in Northeastern California.(In Field)

 

Giauque, Clint. Reproductive Behavior of Kestrels on The Arcata Bottoms. (Pilot Study)

 

Lotz, Aaron. Habitat Use and Road Mortality of Snakes in Anaza Borrego State Park. (Field work completed, Writing Fall 2000)

 

Magnuson, Lindsay. Habitat Use of The Endangered Roloway’s Monkey in Ghana. (Pilot Work Completed, Proposal Development)

 

Purdy, Danielle. Use of Redwood Trees as Roosts by Bats In Del Norte County, California. (In Field)

 

Terwilliger, Rob. An Indirect Method of Determining Habitat Use and Distribution of Roosevelt Elk. (Field Work Completed, Writing Fall 2000)

 

Weber, Tim. Habitat Use and Breeding Biology of Goshawks In Northern California. (Pilot Study)

 

Wengert, Greta. Maternal and Calf Behavior in Roosevelt Elk in The Sinkyone Wilderness Area, Humboldt, County, California. (In Field, Writing Fall 2000)