How long have you worked at Stone Lab?

1998-2001 (as a graduate student), 2007-2008 (helped teach Ichthyology)

Where are you from?

Madison, Wisconsin

Where did you do your studies?

University of Wisconsin (B.S.)
Utah State University (M.S.)
Ohio State University (Ph.D.)
Cornell University (Post-doc)
worked for the Prince William Sound Science Center (Cordova, Alaska)

What’s your research about?

I study many aspects of fish ecology and fisheries management and conservation. My focus of late has been studying variation in parental behavior and the consequences for recruitment and fisheries management.

What’s your favorite thing about Stone Lab?

I love the small class sizes and the interactions with the students in the field and the classroom.

What are your hobbies?

Cooking, cross-country skiing, fishing, kayaking.

Something interesting about you?

I met my wife, Dr. Kristin Arend, at OSU. She also teaches Ichthyology at Stone Lab in some years.

Course Taught at Stone Laboratory

EEOB 621: Ichthyology