| Faculty – On site
Non-faculty Scientists – On site
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Theresa Boccia, Research Technician (Falco & Daniels)
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Rebecca Huskins, Researtch Technician (Tuininga lab)
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Alissa Perrone, Research Technician (Wehr lab)
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Ann Marie Regan, Research Technician (Falco & Daniels)
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James Vellozzi, Research Technician (Falco & Daniels)
Affiliated Faculty – On main Fordham campus
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David A. Burney, Associate Professor – Paleoecology, environmental change, and extinction
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George Dale, Associate Professor - Ecology, behavior and systematics of fishes
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Martin Hegyi, S.J., Associate Professor - Freshwater zooplankton
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Support Staff
Graduate Students
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Meghan Avolio - Genetic control of nitrogen transporters in their response to N deposition (Lewis & Tuininga)
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Kevin Cox - Diversity and dispersal of insects in urban parks and gardens (Langellotto)
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Steve DiLonardo - EffectsofDOC and UV radiation on freshwater plankton communities (Wehr)
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Kevin Dougherty - Biotic and abiotic controls on tick mortality (Daniels, Tuininga, & Falco)
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Evelyn Fetridge - Conservation of native pollinators (Langellotto)
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Blair Madden - Effects of small- and large-scale variation in habitat and climate on salamander distributions (Lewis)
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Andy Martin - Relative effects of heavy metals and plant ontogeny on plant-herbivore interactions (Lewis)
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J. T. Mates-Muchin - Effects of woolly adelgids on productivity of eastern Hemlock forests (Lewis)
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Lucy Rubino - Relative effects of age, stage and size on plant responses to nutrient limitation (Lewis)
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Kristin Schaumburg - Impacts of an invasive plant on the diversity and breeding success of marsh birds in Connecticut (Langellotto)
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Jason Sircely - Disturbance effects on biodiversity (Tuininga)
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John Tirpak - Spatially explicit models of Ruffed Grouse populations in the central and southern Appalachians (Lewis)
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Monica Torres - Trophic relationships in Northeastern stream ecosystems: importance of the quality of food sources for macroinvertebrates (Wehr)
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Meghan Van Horn - Effects of urbanization and invasive species on edaphic conditions (Tuininga)
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Mark Weckel - Ecology of Jaguar populations in Belize (Silver, WCI)
Collaborating Scientists
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Dale Holen, Associate Professor, Penn State University – Plankton ecology
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Weixing Zhu, Assistant Professor, Binghampton University – Forest and soil ecology
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