Postdoctoral Researchers, Doctoral Institutions, and Current Position:

Brett Sandercock (Ph.D. Simon Fraser University, Canada), 1997-1999.  Assistant Professor of Ornithology at Kansas State University.   Visit Brett's website

Javier Vinuela (Ph.D. Complutense University, Spain), 1995-1996.  Researcher, National University, Madrid, Spain.

Ph. D. Students, Dissertation Title, and Current Position:  

Benjamin Becker 2001.  "Effects of oceanographic variation on Marbled Murrelet diet and habitat selection."  Research Scientist and Marine Ecologist for the National Park Service, Point Reyes National Seashore, Point Reyes Station, CA. 
Visit Ben's Website: www.nps.gov/pore/science.htm 

Scott H. Stoleson  1996.  “Hatching asynchrony in the Green-rumped Parrotlet: a multiple hypothesis analysis.”  Research wildlife biologist for the U.S. Forest Service, Albuquerque, New Mexico.  Visit Scott's website

Carlos Guindon  1996.  “The importance of forest fragments to the maintenance of regional biodiversity surrounding a tropical montane reserve, Costa Rica.”  Independent researcher, Costa Rica.

James Gibbs  1995.  “Demographic and genetic response of woodland amphibians to landscape change in southern Connecticut”.  Associate Professor of Conservation Biology, SUNY Syracuse. Visit James' webpage

Eleanor Sterling 1993.  “Behavioral ecology of the Aye-Aye (Daubentonia madasgascariensis) on Nosy Mangabe, Madagascar”.  American Museum of Natural History, New York.

M.S Students, Thesis Title, and Current Position:

Richard Shefferson  2000.  “Demographic applications of mark-recapture models to populations of rare herbaceous perennials."  U.C. Berkeley. Ph.D. program in Integrative Biology.