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Welcome to the Faculty Page
Alejandro
Acevedo-Gutiérrez (2002) Assistant
Professor Ph.D. Texas A&M University Teaching Interests:
Marine Biology, Science Education. Research Interests: Behavior
and ecology of marine mammals and seabirds, and their role in the
design and implementation of marine protected areas. Phone:
360-650-3653 Office: BI309 E-mail: acevedo@biol.wwu.edu
Roger A. Anderson (1994)
Associate Professor Ph.D. University of California, Los Angeles
Teaching Interests: Vertebrate physiology and ecology
Research Interests: Lizard energetics, ecology and evolution.
Phone: 360-650-3992 Office: BI 311 E-mail:
Roger.Anderson@wwu.edu
Herbert A. Brown (1967)
Professor Ph.D. University of California, Irvine Teaching
Interests: Morphology, ecology and evolution of vertebrates
Research: Development, comparative morphology and reproductive
biology of amphibians and reptiles Phone: 360-650-3633
Office: BI 331 E-mail: brown@biol.wwu.edu
Deborah Donovan
(1998) Associate Professor Ph.D. University of British Columbia
Biological Speciailization: Marine Biology Research:
Energetics and biomechanics of marine invertebrates Phone:
360-650-7251 Office: BI 310 E-mail: donovan@biol.wwu.edu
David Hooper
(1998) Associate Professor
Ph.D. Stanford University
Teaching Interests: Plant Ecology, Ecosystem Ecology
Research: Effects of plant diversity and functional
characteristics on ecosystem processes, nitrogen cycling, carbon
cycling Phone: 360-650-3649 Office: BI 307 E-mail: hooper@biol.wwu.edu
Janice M.
Lapsansky (1990) Instructor M.S. Western Washington
University Teaching Interests: Human Anatomy and Physiology,
Pathophysiology, General Biology, and Zoology Current Projects at
WWU: Teaching and Learning Academy (General Education Reform
project); FIG Faculty (First-year Interest Group); Faculty Fellow,
Center for Instructional Innovation Phone:
360-650-7337 Office: BI 305 E-mail: lapsansky@biol.wwu.edu
David S. Leaf (1991)
Associate Professor Ph.D. Indiana University Teaching
Interests: Cell and developmental biology Research: Evolution of
pattern formation in insect embryos Phone: 360-650-3632
Office: BI 413 E-mail: leaf@biol.wwu.edu
Craig L.
Moyer (1997) Associate Professor Ph.D. University of
Hawaii Teaching Interests: Microbial evolution and molecular
phylogeny Research: Natural history of prokaryotes and single
cell eukaryotes; molecular approaches in exploring microbial
diversity, community structure and ecology. Phone: 360-650-7935
Office: BI 409 E-mail: cmoyer@hydro.biol.wwu.edu
Gisele Muller-Parker
(1990) Professor  Ph.D. University of
California, Los Angeles Teaching Interests: Biological
oceanography Research: Phytoplankton ecology, water quality and
nutrient dynamics, algal-invertebrate symbiosis Phone:
360-650-4885 Office: BI 306 E-mail: gmullerp@nsf.gov
Unavailable - On leave at the National Science Foundation until
Fall 2006.
Joann J Otto (2004) Professor and Chair Ph.D. University of California,
Irvine Teaching
Interests: Cell Biology Research Interests:
Actin-based cell motility and cytoskeleton Phone:
360-650-4044 Office: BI 314 E-mail: Joann.Otto@wwu.edu
Merrill
Peterson (1997) Associate Professor Ph.D. Cornell
University Teaching Interests: Insect Ecology Research:
Population ecology, community ecology, and evolutionary biology of
herbivorous insects. Phone: 360-650-3636 Office: BI 312
E-mail: peterson@biol.wwu.edu
Mary Anne Pultz (1993)
Associate Professor Ph.D. Indiana University Teaching
Interests: Developmental and molecular genetics Research:
Comparative study of developmental regulatory gene function in flies
and wasps. Phone: 360-650-3640 Office: BI 413 E-mail: pultz@biol.wwu.edu
Fred Rhoades
Part-time Instructor and Research Associate Ph.D.
University of Oregon, Eugene Teaching Interests: mycology
(including lichenology), cryptogamic botany, botany, mushroom
identification, evolutionary diversity Biological
Specialization: ecological mycology and lichenology Research:
lichen and mushroom identification and inventories; using lichens as
biomonitors of air quality; 3-D photography of cryptogams Phone:
360-650-2016 Office: BI 161 E-mail: fredr@cc.wwu.edu
June R.P. Ross (1967) Emeritus Professor Ph.D. D.Sc.
University of Sydney Teaching Interests: Lower marine
invertebrates; evolutionary theory Research: Patterns of
dispersal and migration; evolution of communities, evolution of
ectoproct Bryozoa Phone: 360-650-3634 Office: BI 137
E-mail: ross@biol.wwu.edu
Anu
Singh-Cundy (1996) Associate Professor Ph.D. Cornell
University Teaching Interests: Plant Growth and development,
plant physiology, plant molecular biology Research: Cell-cell
interactions during reproductive and vegetative development in
plants, self-incompatibility, graft formation Phone:
360-650-7473 Office: BI 308 E-mail: anu@biol.wwu.edu
Carol
Trent (1989) Associate Professor Ph.D. Massachusetts
Institute of Technology Teaching Interests: Genetics and
molecular biology Research: Molecular genetics of haplo-diploid
sex determination. Phone: 360-650-2869 Office: BI 408
E-mail: trent@biol.wwu.edu
Don C. Williams (1968)
Professor Ph.D. University of California, Davis. Teaching
Interests: Biochemistry Research: Isolation and characterization
of enzymes; digestive physiology and biochemistry in invertebrates,
neurochemistry. Phone: 360-650-3641 Office: BI 411
E-mail: williams@biol.wwu.edu
Jeff
Young (1999) Associate Professor Ph.D. Ohio State
University Teaching Interests: Plant Biology, Genetics and
Functional Genomics Research: Plant Functional
Genomics. Phone: 360-650-3638 Office: BI 412 E-mail: young@biol.wwu.edu
Affiliated Graduate Faculty
Stephen Sulkin Ph.D. Professor and Director, Shannon
Point Marine Center Research: Physiology and
ecology of marine invertebrate larvae
Shannon Point
Marine Center
Ph.D.
University of Washington
Research: Chemical ecology of marine
algae and invertebrates,
ecology and physiology of
marine algae
Phone:
360-650-7400
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