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Noah Lottig
B.S., University of Wisconsin-Superior- 2003 M.S., Virginia Tech- 2005 Ph.D. in progress- Limnology and Marine Sciences |
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Steve Powers B.S., University of California- Santa Barbara- 2004
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WUndergraduate Researchers
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Sarah Zahn- B.S. Biology -Macrophyte response to sediment inputs following dam removal
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Ry Forseth- B.S. Chemistry- Biogeochemical consequences of foliar infection in silver maples
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Dustin Kincaid- B.S. Biological Aspects of Conservation, Zoology
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Technical Wizardry
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James Thoyre
LTER Water Chemistry Laboratory Manager |
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Mark Lochner WIRF Field and Lab Manager |
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Honorary River Ecologists
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Jason Julian, Martin Doyle |
Former
Students
Ross Freeman- M.S.- 2000-
Conservation Biology and Sustainable Development, Institute of
Environmental Studies
Thesis- "Ecological analysis and conservation implications
of landscape change in the Wisconsin River floodplain"
Current position- American Rivers-
Northwestern Office, Seattle, WA
Jonathan
West- M.S.-2001-
Zoology. Thesis- "Denitrification in soils of the Wisconsin River
floodplain: patterns and potential controls."
Current position- Ph.D.
student, Louisiana State University
Ken
Forshay- M.S. 2003- Zoology. Thesis- "Nitrogen
dynamics of floodplain waterbodies following inundation on the Wisconsin River
floodplain."
Current position- Ph.D. student, Dept of Zoology (with S.
Dodson)
Cailin Orr-
M.S.2002- Limnology and Marine Sciences. Thesis- "Patterns of removal and
ecological response: A study of small dams in Wisconsin."
Ph.D. 2005- Limnology and Marine Sciences. Dissertation- "Understanding
biogeochemical responses to hydrologic alteration in streams and rivers"
Current position- Post-doctoral research associate, University of North Carolina
Abby Popp- M.S.-2005-
Limnology and Marine Sciences. Thesis- "Longitudinal patterns of carbon,
chlorophyll, and nutrients in the Wisconsin River."
Current position- EPA Great Lakes
Program
