Charles A. S. Hall
Professor

Stephen Balogh
sbbalogh@syr.edu

• Degree Sought: PHD
• Graduate Advisor(s): Hall
• Area of Study: Environ Systems & Risk Management
• Previous Graduate Study: SUNY ESF (EPDP )

Susana del Granado Penaranda
smdelgra@syr.edu

• Degree Sought: PHD
• Graduate Advisor(s): Manno and Hall
• Area of Study: Environ & Natural Resources Policy
• Previous Graduate Study: SUNY ESF (Env Pol & Dem Proces)

Whitney Marshall
wglash@syr.edu

• Degree Sought: PHD
• Graduate Advisor(s): Luzadis and Hall
• Area of Study: Economics, Governance and Human Dimensions
• Previous Graduate Study: SUNY ESF (EFB )

Seth Myers
sjmyers@syr.edu

• Degree Sought: PHD
• Graduate Advisor(s): Hall and Hall
• Area of Study: Fish & Wildlife Biology & Management
• Undergraduate Institute: Fairmont State College (Biology)
• Previous Graduate Study: Marshall University (Biology )

Braulio Quintero
baquinte@syr.edu

• Degree Sought: PHD
• Graduate Advisor(s): Hall
• Area of Study: Ecology and Ecosystems
• Undergraduate Institute: University of Puerto Rico Mayaguez (Biology)
• Previous Graduate Study: University of Puerto Rico Mayaguez (Biology )

Personal Statement
My research interest are focused in ecological modeling, renewable energy resources policy and management in Puerto Rico and ecological economics. I am also interested in remote sensing and its application to renewable energy problems.

Favorite Quote
Seamos realistas y hagamos lo imposible (Let us be realists and do the impossible)-- E. Guevara

Carlos Ramirez Pascualli
carami01@syr.edu

• Degree Sought: PHD
• Graduate Advisor(s): Hall
• Area of Study: Environ Systems & Risk Management
• Undergraduate Institute: University of Nacional Autonoma Mexico (Industrial Engineeri)
• Previous Graduate Study: El Colegio de Mexico (Economics )

Anna Stewart
amstew01@syr.edu

• Degree Sought: PHD
• Graduate Advisor(s): Hall
• Area of Study: Ecology
• Undergraduate Institute: Syracuse University (Environmental Science)

Links
Web Link

Personal Statement
I am a concurrent Ph. D. candidate at SUNY ESF and Masters of Public Administration student at Syracuse University. I am broadly interested in the application of ecological research to issues of human development in the tropics. For my dissertation research I am studying social and climatic risk factors for denque fever transmission in Ecuador. Dengue is an emerging infectious disease transmitted to humans by the Aedes aegypti mosquito. From 2010-2011 I will be in Ecuador conducting field research in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and the Instituto Nacional de Meteorologia en Hidrologia (INAMHI).

Graduate Research Topic
A socio-ecological analysis of risk factors for dengue fever transmission in coastal Ecuador

Favorite Quote
Herman Daly: "It is better to deal incompletely with the whole than to deal wholly with the incomplete"

Home Page
http://www.esf.edu/efb/grad/Stewart.htm