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Dr. Kimberly A. With |
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Associate Professor
Lab Director |
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Office: 2 Bushnell Hall
Phone: (785) 532-5040 |
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Dr. Peter Skelsey |
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Postdoctoral
Research Associate
(Ph.D., Wageningen University and Research Center, The Netherlands)
Project: NSF
Ecology of
Infectious Disease: Epidemic Waves, Landscape Heterogeneity, and
Spatial Scale
(Co-supervised with
Dr. Karen Garrett,
Department of Plant Pathology) |
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Office:
4024 Throckmorton Hall
Phone: (785) 532-2363 |
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Page E. Klug |
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Ph.D. Candidate
(B.S., Drake University; M.S., University of Nebraska--Omaha) |
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Dissertation Research:
Interactions between grassland birds and their snake predators:
the potential for conservation benefits or conflicts in tallgrass
prairie |
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Emilie C.
Throop (Blevins) |
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M.S. Student
(B.S., Berea College, Kentucky) |
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Thesis research: Habitat
suitability and metapopulation dynamics of collared lizards in tallgrass prairie |
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LAB ALUMNI |
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Past position in the LLACE |
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Life after the LLACE |
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Dr. Gregory R. Schrott |
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2001-2004: Postdoctoral Research Associate
(Ph.D., University of California-Los Angeles)
Project: Extinction Risk for Migratory
Songbirds in Dynamic Landscapes (EPA-STAR Wildlife Risk Assessment
Program) |
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2007-present: Postdoctoral Research
Fellow,
Archbold Biological Station, Florida
2004-2006: Visiting
Assistant Professor
Biology Department, Western State College, Gunnison,
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Dr. William E. Jensen |
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2003-2005: Postdoctoral Research Associate (Ph.D.,
Kansas State University)
Project: Regional Assessment of
Population Viability for Grassland Birds in the Flint Hills (USDA
CSREES-NRI Managed Ecosystems Program) |
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Assistant Professor,
Department of Biological Sciences, Emporia State University, Kansas |
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Christopher M. Frey |
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2003-2006: M.S., Biology
Thesis
Research: Topographic variation in habitat quality and settlement
patterns of grassland passerines in the Flint Hills |
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Ph.D. Program, Department of Natural Resources and
Environmental Science, University of Nevada-Reno |
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Corina R. I. Jung (Rahmig) |
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2003-2006: M.S., Biology
Thesis
Research: Variation in the suitability of grassland management
regimes for nesting grassland birds in the Flint Hills |
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Biology Instructor, Presentation High School, San Jose,
California
2006-2007: Teaching Credential Program, Santa Clara University, California |
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