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Ecology, Evolution, and Environmental Science

The Faculty of Ecology, Evolution, and Environmental Science performs research and provides training in the ecology, evolution and behavior of organisms, the diversity and systematic relationships among species and change in these relationships through time, and the responses of organisms and ecological systems to human activity and environmental change. Graduate programs in the School of Life Sciences in ecology currently reside in the Biology, Plant Biology, and Microbiology graduate programs with a concentration in ecology. Research interests of the faculty include ecology at levels of organisms, populations, communities, and ecosystems, physiological ecology, behavior, biodiversity, landscape ecology, restoration ecology, conservation biology, evolutionary biology, and phylogenetics/systematics.

Faculty Profiles Primary Memberships: John Briggs James Collins Elizabeth Davidson Thomas Day James Elser Ananias A. Escalante Stanley Faeth Stuart Fisher * Ferran Garcia-Pichel Leah Gerber Nancy Grimm Sharon Hall Jeffrey Klopatek Leslie Landrum Thomas Nash Susanne Neuer David Pearson John Sabo Milton Sommerfeld Julie Stromberg Jianguo (Jingle) Wu * denotes faculty leader

Secondary Memberships: Juergen Gadau Jon Harrison Ann Kinzig Juergen Liebig Chris A. Martin Kevin McGraw Ben Minteer Michael Moore Kathleen Pigg Stephen Pyne Michael Rosenberg Ronald Rutowski Daniel Sarewitz Andrew Smith Jean C. Stutz Brian Verrelli Glenn Walsberg