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There are currently
eighteen member Colleges and Universities in the Great Lakes
Research Consortium. The following is a list of Institutions and
their GLRC Campus Representatives. Campus Reps act as the liason
between the Consortium and their campuses. They arrange and coordinate
GLRC events and seminars on their campuses, and promote initiatives
and programs that further the Consortium's mission. The Reps meet
three times a year to share information about Great Lakes research
happening on their campuses and around the Basin and work to build
new collaborative partnerships among our members. They also make
decisions regarding our small grants program, coordinate our undergraduate
fellowship program, and recommend new policies and programs to promote
cooperative approaches to Great Lakes research and education. Please
see the list below for further information about our campus reps.
For a complete member
list, visit our member directory, cross referenced by disclipline
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Binghamton
University
Burrell
Elizabeth Montz Ph.D , Binghamton, NY 13902-6000, 607-77-2615
607-777-6456 bmontz@binghamton.edu
AREAS
OF INTEREST natural hazards, resource management, geographic
environmental impact analysis |
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Buffalo
State College
Gordon
S. Fraser Ph.D., Buffalo State College, Great Lakes Center
for Environmental Research and Education, 1300 Elmwood Avenue, Buffalo,
NY 14222-1095, 716-878-4329
frasergs@buffalostate.edu
Areas of Interest: earth science
watershed dynamics, fluid dynamics |
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- Clarkson
University
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- Michael
R. Twiss Ph. D., Great Rivers Center, 8 Clarkson Avenue,
Potsdam, NY 13699-5805
315-268-2359 /fax 7118
mtwiss@clarkson.edu
AREAS
OF INTEREST: Limnology of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence
River |
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Cornell
University
Edward
Mills Ph.D., Cornell Biological Field Station, 900 Shackelton
Point Rd. Bridgeport, NY 13030 315-633-9243, 607-255-2848 Fax:315-633-2358,
elm5@cornell.edu
AREAS
OF INTEREST: Natural Resources, Fish-zooplankton Interactions,
Great Lakes Exotic Species, Zooplankton Community Dynamics |
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Hobart and William Smith
John Halfman Ph.D., Professor of Geolimnology and Hydrogeochemistry,
112 Lansing Hall, Geneva NY, 14456. 315-7813918 halfman@hws.edu
AREAS
OF INTEREST: Geolimnology, water quality, Paleoclimatology and hydrogeochemistry |
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Rochester
Institute of Technology
Anthony
Vodacek Ph.D., Center for Imaging Science Imaging Scienc,
54 Lomb Memorial Drive, Rochester, NY 14623-5604, 716-475-7816 vodacek@cis.rit.edu
AREAS
OF INTEREST: Remote Sensing Environmental applications of remote
sensing Spatial and spectral pattern recognition |
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St.
Lawrence University
Carolyn
E. Johns, Ph. D.
Canton, NY 13617-1475 315-229-5840 Fax:315-229-5802 cjohns@stlawu.edu
AREAS
OF INTEREST: Transport,
fate and biological effects of inorganic contaminents in aquatic
ecosystems.
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SUNY
Geneseo
Robert
Simon Ph.D.Geneseo, NY 14454 716-245-5279 simon@geneseo.edu
Department of Biology716-245-5007
AREAS
OF INTEREST: Microbial Ecology, Microbial Ecology of Stressed
Environments: Air/Water Interface. Hypersaline Environments. |
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SUNY
Albany
Ellen Braun-Howland, Ph.D. Wadsworth Ctr, School of Public Health, Empire
State Plaza, P.O. Box 509 Albany, NY 12201, 518-473-7925, Fax:518-486-2697
bhowland@wadsworth.org.
AREAS
OF INTEREST: Public Health, drinking water quality and microorganisms. |
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SUNY
Brockport
Joseph
C. Makarewicz Ph.D., Dept of Biology 113 Lennon Hall Brockport,
NY 14420 716-395-5747, Dept - 2193 Fax:716-395-2416 jmakarew@brockport.edu
AREAS
OF INTEREST: Limnology, Plankton Dynamics, Eutrophication, Stressed
Stream Analysis |
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SUNY
Cortland
John
Lombardo Ph.D. Box 2000, Cortland, N.Y. 13045 607-753-5979
lombardo@snycorva.cortland.edu Psychology
Department,
AREAS
OF INTEREST: Toxicology, Neurotoxicology, Effects of exposure
to environmental toxins on behavior |
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SUNY
ESF
John
Hassett Ph.D. Environmental Chemistry, 103 Jahn Hall, 1
Forestry Drive, Syracuse, NY 13210,
315-470-6827, Fax: 315-470-6827,
jphasset@mailbox.syr.edu
AREAS
OF INTEREST: Analytical Chemistry |
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SUNY
Fredonia
Alicia
Perez-Fuentetaja Ph.D., Department of Biology, SUNY Fredonia
Fredonia, NY 14063 716-673-3817, fuenteap@fredonia.edu
Areas of Interest: Aquatic Biology, Aquatic Nuisance species,
Fisheries, zooplankton
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SUNY
Oswego
James
J. Pagano 319 Piez Hall Oswego, NY 13126 315-341-2810
pagano@oswego.edu
SUNY Research Center
AREAS
OF INTEREST: Biology, Chemistry, Hazardous and Solid Wastes. |
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SUNY
Plattsburgh
Timothy
B. Mihuc Ph.D. 102 Hudson Hall Plattsburgh, NY 12901 518-564-3039
518-564-5267 timothy.mihuc@plattsburgh.edu
AREAS
OF INTEREST
1.
Determination of diets of alpine aquatic insects using stable isotopes
and gut analysis.
2. Trophic generalists versus trophic specialists: implications
for food web dynamics in post-fire streams.
3. Trophic ecology of five shredders in a Rocky Mountain stream. |
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SUNY
Potsdam
Jason
Schreer, Ph. D.
Department of Biology, SUNY Potsdam, Potsdam, NY 13676, 315-267-2290,
Fax: 315-267-3170 schreejf@potsdam.edu
AREAS
OF INTEREST
Diving in Aquatic Endotherms, Fisheries, Catcha nd Release Angling.
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Syracuse
University
Henry Mullings , Ph. D.
310 Heroy Geology Lab, Syracuse, N.Y. 13244 315-443-4706 htmullin@syr.edu
AREAS
OF INTEREST: Global environmental change and the record from lake and ocean sediments |
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University
at Buffalo
Joseph
F. Atkinson, P.E., Ph.D.
Director, Great Lakes Program, 202 Jarvis Hall, Buffalo NY 14260
(716) 645-2088 ext. 2325 atkinson@eng.buffalo.edu
AREAS
OF INTEREST: Environmental Fluid Mechanics. Water Quality Modeling |
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