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Alumni Directory
The Biology Department is establishing a Biology Alumni
Directory to allow FSU Biology alumni to network with one another. Biology
alumni can register easily by completing the online
registration form.
If you have any questions about this Directory, please
e-mail Hongqi Li @ hli@frostburg.edu.
New entries will be added below as they are received.
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Jeffrey Cole, Emily Just, Gabriel
Strain. |
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Jenna Woodburn, Megan Broadwater,
Christopher Williams, Tressa Dolbeare, Matt Wirth, Mike Porta, Ashley
Young, Megan R. Taylor, Patricia Allen, Matt Wirth, Jessica Green,
Megan Lyn Broadwater. |
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Aaron Matthew Pratt, TJ Smith, Patrick
Grof-Tisza, Adrienne Kurtz, Matthew S. Dicks, Thomas O. Miles, Bernita
Cevis, Krista Bishop, Virak Pich, Kerry Wixted, Sadie Stevens, Taccara
Johnson, Leonard Cage, Thomas O. Miles. |
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Matthew Sell, Amanda Buskirk, Jacob
Doyle, Ross Garner, Mark Mills. |
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Robert Cordes. |
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Brandon M Lingenfelter, Ryan McKenzie,
Scott Peters. |
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Tom Goodwill, Jonathan Winter, Kellie
M. Kuhn, Burgail Morrow, Talia Hollen, Valerie Efird. |
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Keven Dunn, Amanda Gabriel. |
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Melinda M. Turner, Tamara Murr, Peter
Smith, Jason Hearon, Elaine Raesly. |
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Warren Campbell, Jason
Moreland, Erin Litten, Brian Brush, Jennifer Yarnall, J. Mitchell
Spear. |
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Chester J. Sewalk, Ray Bivens, Thomas
Metz, Laura Kirk, William Green |
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Kelly Ayers, Kevin Dodds, Angie Jamison. |
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Andrew Bensimon, Jennifer Lygren-Snyder,
Betsy Evans, Misty Lindsey. |
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Christopher Stevens. |
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Charlotte Andrews, John Ravenscroft. |
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Joanna Schroyer. |
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Linda Yankie, Andrea Maki, Ben F.
Holt III. |
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Peter McGhee. |
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R. Todd Leister, Edwin J. Dunn. |
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Andrew Parker, Gretchen Trout, Timothy
Turner, Tim Brush. |
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Jean Schwartz, Trisha
Sears. |
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Hillel Brandes |
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Karl Wesley Ford |
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Eddie N. Laboy-Nieves |
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Edward G. Davis. |
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Bill Devlin |
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Jeffrey Cole
MS: Applied Ecology and Conservation
Email: jcc_101@hotmail.com
Emily Just
MS: Applied Ecology and Conservation.
Current Employer: The Nature Conservancy.
Current Position: Ecological research assistant.
WISDOM: Get involved in as many activities as you can and have
fun!
Gabriel Strain
MS: Wildlife and Fisheries.
Email address: gstrain54@yahoo.com
Current Graduate School: Ph.D Program in Wildlife
and Fisheries, WVU.
2006:
Megan Broadwater
BS: Biology/Chemistry
Email: gengenbroadwater@aim.com.
Christopher Williams
BS: Biotechnology (and Chemistry)
Email: cww7@georgetown.edu.
Current Graduate School: Georgetown University.
WISDOM: If you enjoy being challenged and reading scientific articles
then graduate school is the place for you. If you want to go to
grad school try to get some undergraduate research experience (as
much as possible).
Tressa Dolbeare
MS: Applied Ecology and Conservation Biology
Email: dolbeare@hotmail.com.
Current Employer: at Maryland Department of the Environment.
Current Position: Natural Resource Planner.
Matt Wirth
BS: Wildlife and Fisheries Science
Email: mwirth0@yahoo.com.
Current Employer: Center for Conservation Biology at The College of
William and Mary.
Current Position: Research Technician. Conducting bird surveys in
varying successional stages of Loblolly Pine forests.
Mike Porta
BS: Wildlife and Fisheries
Email: mporta@usgs.gov.
Current Employer: U.S. Geological Survey.
Current Position: Biological Technician (Fisheries).
WISDOM: Get the most experience that you can as an undergrad, whether
it is assisting graduate students, volunteer work, or internships.
It is important to get your name and face out there. Join the wildlife
society and attend wildlife conclaves. And when applying for jobs,
remember, persistence pays off.
Ashley Young
BS: Biology
Email: amyoung1984@yahoo.com.
Current Employer: WIL Research Laboratories.
Current Position: Research Biologist.
Megan R. Taylor
BS: Biology -Biotechnology
Email: orangejello84@hotmail.com.
Current Employer: Lonza, Inc.
Current Position: Core Technician I-Cell Therapy.
WISDOM: After completing Frostburg's Biotechnology program, I feel
that it has prepared me with the skills needed to successfully fulfill
my future career goals. Frostburg has state-of-the-art resources and
faculty to educate those that are interested in this field of study.
I would highly recommend this program to anyone who wants to have
a job in a laboratory-based setting. I would also encourage students
to participate in some form of undergraduate research; I did and it
turned out to be very beneficial for my type of work.
Patricia Allen
MS in Wildlife and Fisheries Biology
Email: pjallen55@hotmail.com
W-Email: pallen@dnr.state.md.us
Current position: NR Manager, Education Specialist, MD-DNR Wildlife
and Heritage Service.
Matt Wirth
BS in Wildlife and Fisheries Biology
Email: mwirth0@yahoo.com
Current position: Wildlife Technician, Ecostudies Institute.
WISDOM: Get outside once in a while and remind yourself why you are
a wildlife and fisheries major.
Jessica Green
BS in Environmental Science.
Minor in Geography
Email: jessica.green@erickson.com
Current position: Teacher/Educator, NorthBay Environmental Learning
Center.
WISDOM: Keep and open mind to careers that you might not think about,
complete internships, follow your dreams and what you are interested
in.
Megan Lyn Broadwater
BS in Biology/Chemistry.
Email: gengenbroadwater@aol.com
Graduate School: Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.
WISDOM: MAKE sure you do research in Undergrad!!! It will be very
helpful to your learning and understanding of the information you
are taught in the classroom. It is one thing to memorize information,
it is a whole new world to apply your knowledge to complete your own
research.
2005:
Aaron Matthew Pratt
BS: Biology/Chemistry
Email: ampratt348@hotmail.com.
Current Position: Lead Agent, Supervisor of National Park Reservation
Service.
TJ Smith
BS: Biology
Email: tsmith@sco.edu.
Current Position: Graduate student at Southern College of Optometry.
Wisdom: The biology program at FSU is top notch. It provided me with
a strong background for a rigorous professional school curriculum.
Patrick Grof-Tisza
BS: Biotechnology (Chemistry minor)
Email: P.Grof-Tisza@wriwindber.org.
Current Position: Research Associate I, Proteomics Core, Windber Research
Institute.
Other: www.wriwindber.org
Adrienne Kurtz
BS: Wildlife and Fisheries
Email: ajkurtz@gmail.com.
Current Graduate School: Glen Helen Ecology Institute/Antioch College.
Naturalist Intern
Matthew S. Dicks
BS: Biology/Chemistry
Email: mdick001@umaryland.edu.
Current Graduate School: University of Maryland, Baltimore - Dept.
of Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Science
Thomas O. Miles
BS in Wildlife and Fisheries/minors in biology, forestry, and geography
Current Position: Marine Fisheries Biologist, National Marine Fisheries
Service.
Bernita Cevis
BS: Biology
Email: alise1982@yahoo.com.
Krista Bishop
BS: Biology
Email: bishopk@vt.edu.
Current School: Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine.
Veterinary student.
WISDOM: Getting into to vet school was really hard and took a lot
of commitment, but it was definitely worth it! My best advice is to
gain much experience as you can and work hard academically to make
your application as strong as possible. Also, know your strengths
and weakness, and be able to address them honestly in your interview.
Virak Pich
BS: Biology
Email: pich@igene.com.
Current Employer: Igene Biotechnology Inc. 9110 Red Branch Road, Columbia,
MD 21045
Current Position: Lab Technician.
Kerry Wixted
BS: Wildlife and Fisheries
Email: kwixted0@yahoo.com.
Current Graduate School: West Virginia University.
WISDOM: Get involved as much as possible! Go out and volunteer or
join The Wildlife Society. You will not only help make a difference,
but you gain valuable experience and contacts in the process.
Sadie Stevens
MS: Applied Ecology and Conservation Biology
Email: sadiesstevens@yahoo.com.
Current Graduate School: US Fish and Wildlife Service/University of
Massachusetts. Fish and Wildlife Biologist/Graduate Student.
Taccara Johnson
MS: Biology
Email: johnsontac@mail.nih.gov.
Current Position: Molecular Biologist - Sequencing Production Technician,National
Institutes of Health.
WISDOM: Learn as much as you can in your undergraduate career. Take
advantage of reading just more than asked from your professors. Ask
questions. In time, all the extra information read will amount to
knowledge in all areas of science. Stay focused and ALWAYS be willing
to learn more.
Leonard Cage
MS: Applied Ecology and Conservation Biology
Email: lencage@atlanticbb.net.
Current Position: Science Teacher, New Dominion School.
WISDOM: Never say "never," because someday you'll be doing
the very thing that you said you would never do! Making a lot of money
is never important when you have the opportunity to make a positive
impact in the life of a young person and help him turn his life around.
Take time to appreciate the good in everyone!
Thomas O. Miles
BS: Wildlife and Fisheries/ Minors(3): Biology, Forestry, and Geography.
Email: tomylesfsu@hotmail.com.
Current Position: Wetland Scientist, Lower Village Surveying and Environmental
Planning, Kennebunkport, ME.
Matthew Sell
BS: Wildlife and Fisheries
Email: msell0@frostburg.edu.
Current position: Graduate Student in Applied Ecology and Conservation
program at Frostburg State University.
Amanda Buskirk
BS: Biology (and Chemistry)
Email: abuskirk@mix.wvu.edu
or fpz1@cdc.gov.
Current position: Guest Researcher at National Institute for Occupational
safety and Health (NIOSH), and Graduate Student Graduate at West Virginia
University.
WISDOM: Listen to the professors there-they know how to lead you in
the right direction if you are thinking about attending graduate school.
Get what you can out of classes while you are there because they teach
you the ground work for you to expand on later. Even if you don't
think you'll ever need to know some of the stuff that you learn, you'll
never know when it will pop back up in the future.
Jacob Doyle
BS: Wildlife and Fisheries
Email: fjdoyle@dnr.state.md.us.
Current position: Park Service Associate, Maryland Park Service.
WISDOM: The professors at Frostburg are the best you can find. It
will not always be an easy road but it is always an enjoyable and
rewarding road.
Ross Garner
BS: Wildlife and Fisheries
Email: garnerr@diakon.org
Current position: Wilderness course supervisor, Diakon Wilderness School.
WISDOM: Don't get discouraged when a desired job seems out of reach.
Make contacts and seek out any additional training that will be helpful,
it will be worth it in the long run.
Mark Mills
MS: Wildlife and Fisheries
Email: mamills@cmsenergy.com
Current position: Forestry Planner, Consumers Energy Forestry Department.
Robert Cordes
MS: Wildlife and Fisheries
Email: cordesrc@netscape.net.
Current Position: Wildlife Biologist 1, Maine Dept. of Inland Fisheries
and Wildlife.
Brandon M Lingenfelter
BS: Biology: Pre-Health
Email: blingenf@mix.wvu.edu.
Current Graduate School: Animal & Nutritional Sciences, Davis College
of Agriculture, Forestry and Consumer Sciences, West Virginia University.
Current Position: Graduate Research Assistant.
WISDOM: Make the most of what you have. You might wish you were at Cornell,
Florida, Ohio State, or any other school but they are no different than
where you are. Rmember the grass is rarely, if ever, greener on the
other side. You can achieve anything as long as you work hard and make
the best of any situation.
Ryan McKenzie
BS: Biology
Email: ryanmckenziedvm@yahoo.com.
Current Graduate School: Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary
Medicine, Virginia Tech.
Current Position: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine.
Scott Peters
MS: Wildlife and Fisheries
Email: scott.peters@dnr.state.oh.us
Assistant Wildlife Management Supervisor
ODNR - Division of Wildlife District Three
912 Portage Lakes Drive
Akron, Ohio 44319
Tom Goodwill
MS: Applied Ecology & Conservation Biology
Email: whosethat@yahoo.com.
Current position: Technician, USDA-ARS-Avian Disease and Oncology
Laboratory.
Jonathan Winter
BS: Biology/psychology
Email: johnwinter50@hotmail.com.
Current position: Currently an intern in family practice.
Kellie M. Kuhn
Email: kuhnk@unr.nevada.edu.
Current Graduate School: Studying the ecology of sciurid rodents in
the Sierra Nevada, and teaching human anatomy at Department of Biology,
University of Nevada, Reno.
Burgail Morrow
BS: Wildlife and Fisheries
Email: yahtahe1971@HOTMAIL.COM.
Current position: Seasonal employment at the NPS and others.
WISDOM: make sure you get a degree in exactly what you want and never
settle for anything less than what you are passionate about. That
passion will feed you in the lean times.
Talia Gilmore (Talia Hollen at FSU)
BS: Wildlife and Fisheries
Email: taliahollen@hotmail.com.
MS: Environmental Sciences (Towson University)
Current position: Staff Scientist, EBI Consulting.
Valerie Efird
BS: Wildlife and Fisheries
Email: valdee23@hotmail.com.
Keven Dunn
BS: Wildlife and Fisheries
Current position: Officer in the United States Air Force.
Wisdom: Strive to fulfill your dreams.
Melinda M. Turner (Melinda M. Farr at FSU)
BS: Wildlife and Fisheries
Email: mel_m_farr77@hotmail.com.
Current Position: Wildlife Biologist I, Wildlife Habitat Planning
on Private Lands - Farm Bill Programs.
Tamara Murry (Tamara Masser at FSU)
BS: Biology/Chemistry
Email: murrypharm@yahoo.com.
Current Position: Pharmacist (PharmD) Medical Writer, PPD.
Peter Smith
BS: Wildlife and Fisheries
Email: peter_n_shana@hotmail.com
Current Position: Senior Fisheries Biologist, Harford County Health
Dept.
Wisdom: The most unlikely courses may be the most important courses
in your professional career.
Jason Hearon
BS: Wildlife and Fisheries
Email: jasonhearon@hotmail.com
Current Position: Senior Fisheries Biologist, NJ D.E.P. Division of
Fish & Wildlife.
Elaine Raesly
BS: Wildlife and Fisheries
Email: eraesly@yahoo.com
Current Position: PIERS program coordinator, UMCES-AL.
OTHER: MS in Sustainable Development and Conservation Biology from
University of Maryland, College Park in 2001.
WISDOM: Wildlife major can be a path into many different careers,
not just the "park ranger" your parents may be thinking of.
William Green
BS: Biology
Email: mindyandbill@verizon.net
Current Position: Correctional Officer, Montgomery County Department
of Correction and Rehabilitation, MD.
WISDOM: Things change.
Jason A. Moreland
BS: Biology/Chemistry
Email: jamoreland@adelphia.net.
Current Position: Internal Medicine Resident, West Virginia University
Hospitals.
Warren Campbell
BS: Biology
Email: wcampbell@vailgov.com.
Master of Science degree in Urban Planning from the University
of Tennessee in Knoxville.
Current Position: Senior Planner, Town Of Vail in
Colorado.
Wisdom: Frostburg provides all the tools you need to be successful if
you possess the drive and motivation you can go anywhere. I suggest
higher education such as a masters degree to give you the edge in job
interviews.
Erin Litten
BS: Biology
Email: erinlitten@hotmail.com.
Current Position: Forensic Identification Specialist, at National
Bioforensic Analysis Center.
Brian Brush
Email: bribrush@yahoo.com.
Current Position: Environmental Project Manager, at MS Monmouth University.
Jennifer Hamilton (Jennifer Yarnall at FSU)
BS: Biology, FSU
MS: Science at Duquesne University
Email: jennifer.yarnall@vandapharma.com.
Email: jennifer.hamilton@vandapharma.com.
Current Position: Clinical Research Scientist, at Vanda Pharmaceuticals,
Burtonsville, Maryland.
POSITIONDESC: Vanda Pharmaceuticals is a start-up company that uses
new technologies, including genetics and genomics, to inform their
drug discovery, clinical trials, and their commercial positioning
of compounds. As a clinical research scientist, I get the opportunity
to manage and to be involved in the design and execution of clinical
trials.
J.
Mitchell Spear
MS: Applied Ecology & Conservation Biology
Email: j3dspear@comcast.net.
Work-Email: jms63@psu.edu.
EMPLOY-GRADSCHOOL: Penn State Harrisburg
Current Position: Laboratory Supervisor / Trainer.
Ray Bivens
BS: Wildlife and Fisheries
Email: Raymond.bivens@state.de.us.
Current Position: Chief of Environmental Education and Interpretation,
Delaware State Parks.
Thomas Metz
BS: Biology / Spanish (double major)
Ph.D. in Chemistry
Email: jengizu@aol.com.
Current Position: Research scientist working in the laboratory of Dr. Richard Smith in
the Environmental and Molecular Sciences Laboratory at Pacific Northwest
National Laboratory.
Laura Kirk
Email: lkirk@scprt.com.
Current Position: Interpretive Ranger. South Carolina Parks, Recreation and Tourism.
1996:
Kevin
Dodds
BS: Wildlife and Fisheries
Email: kdodds@fs.fed.us.
Current Position: Forest Entomologist, USDA Forest Service.
Kelly Ayers
BS: Philosophy/Biology
Email: wv_krenee@hotmail.com.
Current Position: Forensic Services Technician III, Asheville Police
Department.
Kelly Ayers
BS: Biology / Secondary Education
Email: a1jamison@yahoo.com.
W-Email:
ajjamison@iccms.edu.
Current Position: Biology Instructor, Itawamba Community College, Fulton,
MS.
1995:
Jennifer Lygren-Snyder (Jennifer Lygren at FSU)
BS: Biology
Email: jennifer.t.lygrensnyder@us.army.mil.
Other: Captain in the United States Army Reserves.
Current Position: Medical Technologist, Microbiology, Scott and White Hospital.
Betsy Evans (Betsy Lamberson
at FSU)
BS: Biology
Email: whteacher@hotmail.com.
Other: Captain in the United States Army Reserves.
Current Position: High
school teacher,
Allegany Co Bd of Education.
Andrew Bensimon
BS: Biology
Email: andrew.j.bensimon@saic.com.
Current Position: National Capitol Region Physical Security Programs
Manager, SAIC.
Wisdom: Education is a great tool that will be used throughout your
life. Just because you dedicate yourself to a certain path of study
in college does not mean that you are bound to follow that road when
you graduate. Much of life is learning about who you are and what you
want to be/do - this is not something that everyone decides when they
are young - it changes day to day, year to year. Study hard, learn well
and be open to change.
WISDOM: If you are serious about a Biotechnology career,
I would urge you to take some business and marketing classes.
Charlotte A. Andrews
BS: Biology
Email: Gray_817@msn.com.
Current Position: Medical Tech, Piedmont Medical Laboratory.
John Ravenscroft
BS: Biology
Email: jeravens@cox.net.
Current Position: Microbiologist, Staff in the Office of Science
and Technology, US Environmental Protection Agency.
Joanna Schroyer (Joanna Martens
at FSU).
Biology - Minor
Email: joannaschroyer@yahoo.com.
Current Position: Registered Nurse, Allegany County Health Department.
Linda Yankie (Linda Richard at
FSU)
BS: Biology
PhD in Biochemistry, University of Maryland,
1995.
Email: dlkyankie@comcast.net.
Current Position: Staff Scientist, involved in NIH's nucleotide databases
displayed within Entrez, NCBI, NIH.
Andrea Maki (Andrea Contrino at FSU)
Email: andrea_maki@bd.com.
Current Position: Director, Health Safety & Environmental Quality,
BD Bioscience.
Ben F. Holt III
BS: Wildlife and Fisheries Management
MS in Plant Biology (Ohio University, 1996)
PhD in Biology (University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, 2002).
Postdoctoral Training: University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, 2002-2006
Current Position: Assistant Professor, Department of Botany & Microbiology,
University of Oklahoma.
Email: benholt@ou.edu.
Website: http://www.ou.edu/cas/botany-micro/faculty/holt.html
Peter McGhee
BS: Recreation/biology
M.S. in Entomology, Washington
State University.
Email: mcghee@msu.edu.
Current Position: Entomologist, Michigan
State University.
R. Todd Leister
Email: Todd.Leister@pioneer.com.
Current Position: Research Scientist, Pioneer Hi-Bred International.
Edwin J. Dunn
BS: Biology
Email: ejdunn1@verizon.net.
W-Email: ejdunn1@verizon.net.
Current Position: Science Department Chair, Allegany High School,
MD.
WISDOM: "No matter where you may be" Mendel, as an abbot,
did his studies in a monastery, "and regardless of your age,
you can contribute. It is in the genetic code of your cells that the
key to a treasure may be found. " - Ruy Miranda.
Andrew Parker
BS: Land Reclamation & Earth Science/ Biology
MS at Shippensburg University in 2003.
Email: bonnybrook135@earthlink.net.
Email: aparker@admarble.com.
Current Position: Senior Environmental Scientist, A.D. Marble &
Company.
Wisdom: It's ok to have a specialty but be able to do a lot of different
things too. Be a good writer and communicator.
Gretchen Trout (Gretchen Strange at FSU)
BS: Wildlife Managemen
Email: gtrout4@comcast.net.
Current Position: Director, Regulatory Liaison and Policy, Schering-Plough
Pharmaceuticals.
Timothy Turner
BS: Biology
Email: timturner@pennswoods.net.
W-Email: TTTurner@mail.wvu.edu.
Current Position: Instructor of Biology, Potomac State College of
WVU
Tim Brush
BS: Wildlife management
Email: tbrush@normandeau.com.
Current Position: Vice President/Senior Principal Scientist, Normandeau
Associates Environmental Consultants.
WISDOM: To increase your value in the market, work very hard to polish
your writing (and other communication) skills. Do your best to finish
your thesis before leaving town! I should have graduated in '83 but
had to leave to make some $$. It took me 4 more years to get the thesis
done on top of a full time job. I was lucky that Ray Morgan and FSU
were very patient.
Jean Schwartz
BS: Biology
Current Position:
West
Virginia University.
Trisha Gregory
Name at FSU: Trisha Sears
Email: tgregory@frostburg.edu.
Current Position: Director of Admissions, Frostburg State University.
Hillel Brandes
Major in Biology. Minor in Chemistry.
Email: hbrandes@sial.com.
Current Position: Principal Applications Chemist, Supelco/Sigma Aldrich,
595 N Harrison Rd, Bellefonte, PA, 16823.
1984:
Karl Wesley Ford
Major in Biology. Minor in Chemistry.
MS: Public Heatlh
Email: nynaeveford@hotmail.com.
Tel: 410.948.3136
Current Position: Project Manager/Environmental/Scientist, Gannett
Fleming, Inc.
Eddie N. Laboy-Nieves
Ph.D., Marine Ecology, Venezuelan Institute for Scientific Research.
1998.
Email: elaboy@suagm.edu.
Current Position: Associate Professor of Environmental Sciences,
President, International Center for Environmental and Sustainable
Development Studies, The University of Turabo, Puerto Rico.
Website: http://www.suagm.edu/utdoctoral/e_laboy.html
1981:
Edward G. Davis
BS: Biology - Completed Both Emphasis Programs in Human Biology and
Field Biology.
M.H.S. in Human & Environmental Health Engineering, the Johns Hopkins
University, 1995.
Ph.D. in Injury/Trauma Sciences, the Johns Hopkins University, 1998.
Email: injury.sciences@comcast.net.
Current Position: Research Physiologist, US Army Research Laboratory.
Wisdom: You have the opportunity to see that Continuous Life-Long Learning
- in earnest - begins now for you ... at Frostburg State .... Strive
to be the best at what you do - Whatever it is... Wherever You are .....
Enjoy your years in Biology at Frostburg - I still treasure my 4 years
(1977-1981).
Bill Devlin
MS: Wildlife and Fisheries
Email: bdevlin@allegany.edu.
MS Wildlife Management
Current Position: Director of Student Success Center, Allegany College
of Maryland.
1976:
Bill Devlin
BS: Biology
Email: bdevlin@allegany.edu.
BS Biology (1976)
Current Position: Director of Student Success Center, Allegany College
of Maryland.
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