Collaborators

If you are interested and would like to know more about the CAWS project please contact any one of the following collaborators.

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Ferrum College-Virginia

Bob R. Pohlad bpohlad@ferrum.edu Professor of Biology and Horticulture Ph.D. 1978, University of Georgia

Fungal Morphology and Ecology Plant Pathology Microbial Ecology of Forest and Agricultural Ecosystems Instructional Technology and Science Education

Carolyn L. Thomas cthomas@ferrum.edu Professor of Environmental Science and Biology Ph.D. 1984, Virginia Polytechnic Institute.

Lake Nutrient Dynamics Aquatic Microbial Ecology Watershed research

David Johnson djohnson@ferrum.edu Professor of Chemistry and Env. Science Ph.D. 1976, University of Michigan.

NPS pollution reduction GIS-based Watershed modeling Water quality monitoring Development of polymeric membrane anion selective electrodes

Todd Fredericksen tfredericksen@ferrum.edu Assistant Professor of Env. Science Ph.D. , Virginia Polytechnic and State University.

Wildlife Biology Forest Management

George Byrd gbyrd@ferrum.edu Associate Professor of Agriculture Ph.D. , University of Georgia.

Pasture and Forage Science Nutrient cycling in ag systems

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University of the South (Sewanee)-Tennessee

Karen Kuers kkuers@sewanee.edu Assistant Professor Ph.D. 1994, University of Georgia.

Forestry and Geology

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Mt. St. Mary's University, Maryland

Jeffery Simmons simmons@msmary.edu Associate Professor of Env. Science Ph.D. 1993, Cornell University.

Ecosystem ecology Aquatic ecology, toxicology, watersheds Effects of heavy metal pollutants on stream ecosystems

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Lindsey Wilson College-Kentucky

Susan Monteleone monteleo@lindsey.edu Associate Professor of Biology

Plant Ecology

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Davis and Elkins College-West Virginia

Russ McClain mcclainw@davisandelkins.edu Professor of Environmental Science

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Montreat College-North Carolina

Mark Lassiter mlassiter@montreat.edu

Integration of Environmental Instrumentation and Laboratory technology in undergraduate training. Juvenile Hormone metabolism in application to pesticide development. Minimal environmental impact pesticides and field test kit development. Chemical recycling protocols. Environmental analysis and monitoring. Monitoring water pollutants by physiological alteration of index species.

Mike Sonnenberg msonnenberg@montreat.edu Associate professor of Environmental Science

Examining the macro view, looking at the bigger picture. Plants and animals in the field.

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King College-Tennessee

Richard Moyer ramoyer@king.edu Professor of Biology

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Ohio Valley University-West Virginia

Gordon Wells gordon.wells@ovu.edu Associate Professor of Natural Science and Education

Emory and Henry College

Laura Hainsworth lhainsworth@ehc.edu Ph.D., the University of Maryland Associate Professor of Chemistry

chemistry of natural and polluted water environments. Rare radioactive isotopes in natural geochemical processes

Ed Davis edavis@ehc.edu Ph.D., University of Illinois Associate Professor of Geography

geography

Steven Hopp shopp@ehc.edu

ornithology

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Alderson-Broaddus-West Virginia

Tom Berlin berlintj@mail.ab.edu Assistant Professor of Environmental Science

John Enz enzjj@mail.ab.edu Assitant Professor of Biology

West Chester University-Pennsylvannia

Greg Turner gturner@wcupa.edu Assistant Professor of Biology

Mycorrhizal Ecology. Plant Ecology

 

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