Wes Bouska, M.S. student
Wes began in January 2007 on the effects of road crossing designs on stream fish passage. His focus is on the endangered Topeka shiner. Wes received his B.S. from South Dakota State University in 2006.
Email: wbouska@ksu.edu
Phone: 785-532-5761
Joe Gerken, Ph.D. student
Joe arrived at K-State in January 2008 to work on recruitment of large river fishes. He received his MS from Central Arkansas University in December, where he has worked on habitat use of grotto sculpin.
Email: gerkenje@gmail.com
Phone: 785-532-1818
Kristen Pitts, M.S. student
Kristen began at K-State in summer 2006 to work on the Lower Colorado River Aquatic GAP. Kristen received her B.S. from the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse, but has worked at K-State in summer 2004 looking at the effects of floods on stream fishes.
Phone: 785-532-1818
Josh Schloesser, M.S. student
Josh arrived at K-State in summer 2006 and is working on the evaluation of microhabitat use and sampling methods for Missouri River fishes. Josh received his B.S. from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point and has worked for various state agencies prior to graduate school.
Phone: 785-532-5761
Andrea Severson, M.S. student
Andrea started at K-State in summer 2007 as part of the Research Experience for Undergraduates Program studying recruitment of large river fishes. She received her BS from Utah State in December 2007 and her MS work at K-State began in January 2008 on the effects of zebra mussels on reservoir fishes.
Phone: 785-532-5761
Mackenzie Shardlow, M.S. student
Mackenzie is working on the status and distribution of river otters in eastern Kansas. Mackenzie came from the University of Idaho where she received her BS in Wildlife and Fisheries.
Email: shardlow@ksu.edu
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