Current
Carol Moulton, M.S. student
Thesis topic: role of sexual reproduction in dry heath arctic tundra plant communities
Former
Graduate Students
David Johnson, Ph.D. candidate
Dissertation topic: role of mammalian herbivores in determining arctic tundra plant community structure
Carolyn Hess, M.S., 2008
Currently: high school biology teacher, Garland, TX
Thesis topic: how does the plant community determine soil mite abundance in four North Texas vegetation types
Amie Treuer, M.S., 2006
Currently: employed by Texas Parks and Wildlife, Austin, TX
Thesis topic: does invasion of exotic Sorghum halepense facilitate invasion by native Prosopis glandulosa in North Texas prairie
Marnie Ort, M.S., 2005
Currently: Ph.D. student of Dr. Ray Callaway, University of Montana
Thesis topic: allelopathy of Johnson grass (Sorghum halepense) in remnant North Texas prairie
Julia Cherry, Ph.D., University of Alabama, 2005
Dissertation topic: role of semi-terrestrial herbivores and competition in structuring a water lily (Nymphaea odorata) population in an Alabama reservoir
Currently: assistant professor of Biology and the New College at University of Alabama
Nia Pauliukonis, M.S., University of Alabama, 2002
Thesis topic: effects of halting clonal integration on success of four sedge species in a calcareous fen in Michigan
Currently: employed by State of Florida Department of Environmental Protectio
Matt Watson, Ph.D. 2008
Dissertation topic: comparative thermal ecology of the Plestiodon (Eumeces) fasciatus species complex
Currently: Lecturer Biology Department, University of Texas at Arlington
Undergraduate Students
• Brian Moon, Biology major, planning to attend medical school
• Kanchan Shrestha, Biology major, Environmental Biology option, currently working in conservation ecology in Nepal
• Jef Knight, Biology major, Environmental Biology option, currently employed by The Nature Conservancy, Austin, TX
• Elizabeth Ramsey, Biology major, Environmental Biology option, currently Ph.D. student of Dr. Norma Fowler, University of Texas at Austin
• Rima Lucardi, Biology major, currently M.S. student of Dr. Gary Ervin, Mississippi State University