Students - Where are they now?

To paraphrase the motto of the Bank of Canada, "When you succeed, I succeed."

Following is a list of former students...

• Stephanie Koehler (MS) was a Research Associate working on the bobcat project and is now a Research Biologist with South Dakota Game and Fish in Huron
• Andy Wiewel (MS) was the small mammal biologist for the brown tree snake project in Guam and now is consulting in Ft. Collins Colorado
• Aaron Kuehl (MS) is the Director of Conservation Programs for Pheasants Forever in Illinois.
• Mike Wallendorf (PhD) is a Biometrician for the Missouri Department of Conservation.
• Mike Phillips (PhD) completed postdocs at USGS Centers in North Dakota and Florida, and is now a Research Biologist with the Colorado Division of Wildlife.
• Dick Schmitz (PhD) is a former Assistant Professor of Fisheries and Wildlife at Oregon State University, now an ecological consultant.
• Larkin Powell (MS) went on to the University of Georgia and is now an Associate Professor at the University of Nebraska.
• Anjeanette Perkins (MS) is with the Center for Sustainable Rural Livelihoods at Iowa State University.
• John Judson (MS) is owner of Diversity Farms, a conservation consulting business in Carroll County, Iowa.
• Darryl Kroeker (MS) is a Provincial Biologist for Ducks Unlimited Canada in Dawson Creek, British Columbia.
• John Carlson (MS) is the Executive Director of the California Fish and Game Commission.
• Jim Hasbrouck (PhD) is Supervisor of the Southcentral Regional Sport and Fisheries Research staff.
• Bob Frederick (PhD) is Professor and Chair of Biology at Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond.
• Thomas Glueck (MS) is a Wildlife Biologist for the U.S. Army in Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.
• Rick Young (MS) is Vice President for Operations of Pheasants Forever in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
• Rich Medcraft (MS) is a Veterinarian in Millis, Massachusetts.
• Bob Clay (MS) retired as the Provincial Biologist for Ducks Unlimited Canada and is now Ecologist for the Rouge River Watershed in Ontario.
• Terry Hingtgen (MS) is a Environmental Biologist for the Florida Department of Environmental Protection