Assistant Professor, Fisheries My research program focuses on the population dynamics, life history, and ecology of fishes. I currently work mainly on Atlantic, Shortnose, and Gulf Sturgeon. Some of my previous work has included studies on Gag Grouper, Atlantic Tripletail, Bottlenose Dolphins, salt marsh herons, and coastal fish communities. Education Education: Ph.D., Fisheries, University of Georgia 2018 M.S., Coastal Marine and Wetland Studies, Coastal Carolina University, 2010 B.A., Marine Biology, Roger Williams University, 2006 Research Labs/Centers/Committee: Dr. Fox Lab Research Areas: Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences Teaching: I regularly teach: FISH/WILD/MARS/ECOL 4300/6300 - Environmental Biology of Fishes (Spring semester) FISH/WILD/MARS/ECOL 4300L/6300L - Environmental Biology of Fishes Lab (Spring semester) FISH/WILD/MARS/ECOL 4500/6500 - Fish Physiology (Fall semester) FISH/WILD/MARS/ECOL 4500L/6500L - Fish Physiology Lab (Fall semester) FISH 4650L/6650L - Georgia Fishes Field Study (Maymester)
