Lab Alumni
Postdocs and graduate students from the Grosholz Lab generally obtain permanent, full-time research or teaching jobs. Numerous technicians and interns in the lab have gone on to graduate school in the biological sciences.
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Christy Tyler
Postdoc 2003-2006
Currently Assistant Professor
Department of Biological Sciences
Rochester Institute of Technology
(585) 475 5042
actsbi@rit.edu
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Catherine deRivera
Postdoc 2003-2005
Currently Assistant Professor
Department of Environmental Sciences and Resources
Portland State University
Portland, OR 97207
(503) 725 4980
derivera@pdx.edu
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Theo Light
Postdoc 2002-2004
Currently Assistant Professor
Department of Biology
Shippensburg University
Shippensburg, PA 17257
(717) 477 1093
tsligh@ship.edu
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Andy Chang
Ph.D. 2009
Research interests: biological invasions,
estuaries, community ecology
Project: Functional diversity and
salinity stress effects on estuarine community assembly, stability, and
invasion resistance.
Currently a Postdoctoral Researcher at the
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David Kimbro
M.S. 2004, Ph.D. 2008
Evolutionary History, Predation and Coastal Upwelling Interactively Influence Native Oyster Habitat in Tomales Bay, California.
Currently an
Assistant
Professor at Florida State University
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Randall Hughes
Ph.D. 2006 (co-advised by Jay Stachowicz)
The ecological consequences of genetic diversity in eelgrass (Zostera marina)
Currently an
Assistant Professor at Florida State University
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Anna Deck
M.S. 2010
Research interests: biological invasions, estuaries and bays, community ecology
Effects of space competition on native oyster performance by depth
Currently with the Sonoma County Water Agency monitoring water quality and invertebrate populations |
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Elizabeth Brusati
Ph.D. 2004
Effects of native and hybrid cordgrass on benthic invertebrate communities and food webs
Currently Project Manager at Cal-IPC
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Erika Gallo
M.S. 2004
Effects of hydrology and habitat characteristics on water quality and invertebrate communities in a California floodplain
Currently a doctoral student in hydrology and water resources at the University of Arizona
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India Clarke
Technician 2006 - 2007, Green Crab Eradication
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Becca Kordas
Technician 2006 - 2007, Green Crab Eradication
Currently a doctoral student in Zoology at the University of British Columbia (advised by Chris Harley)
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Ursula Mahl
Technician 2003 - 2006, Biocomplexity
Currently a Ph.D. student at Cornell University (advised by Bob Howarth)
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Eric Yoshizuka
Technician 2005 - 2006, Biocomplexity
Currently a Ph.D. student at University of Virginia (advised by Debbie Roach)
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Randall McInvale
Technician 2005, Biocomplexity
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Shannon Waters
Technician 2005, Biocomplexity
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Victoria Vasquez
IGERT Undergraduate Fellow
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Linda Judah
Technician 2002 - 2005, PEEIR
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Sarah Spilseth
Technician 2002 - 2005, PEEIR
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Tammie Visintainer
Technician 2002 - 2005, PEEIR
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Rachael Blake
Technician 2001 - 2004, Biocomplexity
Currently a Ph.D. student at Virginia Institute of Marine Science (advised by Emmett Duffy)
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Nicole Christiansen
Technician 2003 - 2005, Biocomplexity
Currently pursuing an M.S. in Marine Biology at University of Queensland (Brisbane, Australia)
Research interests: coral recruitment and fish grazing
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Chris Jannusch
Technician 2003-2005, Cosumnes River Floodplain project
Currently pursuing an MS degree at University of Nevada Reno
Research interests: stream ecology
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Nicki Rayl
Technician 2002-2004
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Cascade Sorte
Technician 2004 - 2005, Biocomplexity
Currently a Ph.D. student at UC Davis (advised by Susan Williams)
Research interests: Community-level impacts of global climate change and native species'
range shifts
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Drew Welch
Technician 2003-2005, Cosumnes River Floodplain project
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