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Eddie Bevilacqua

Eddie  Bevilacqua

Professor and Undergraduate Coordinator

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301 Bray Hall

315-470-6697
ebevilacqua@esf.edu

Personal Homepage

Areas of Study

Tree and forest measurements, Forest growth and yield modelling, Geographic Information Systems, Applied Statistics, Tree-ring analysis.

Current Graduate Advisees

Wilson BurtonWilson Burton
wpburton@syr.edu

  • Degree Sought: MS
  • Graduate Advisor(s): Bevilacqua
  • Area of Study: Forest Mgt and Operations

Richard GentryRichard Gentry
rgentry@syr.edu

  • Degree Sought: MF
  • Graduate Advisor(s): Wagner and Bevilacqua
  • Area of Study: Forest Mgt and Operations

Joshua OgunyemiJoshua Ogunyemi
ojogunye@syr.edu

  • Degree Sought: PHD
  • Graduate Advisor(s): Bevilacqua
  • Area of Study: Environmental Science

Linkedin
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Personal Statement
Joshua is a dedicated young researcher with much passion for learning and teaching what he knows. He had his bachelor's degree in Forestry and Wildlife Management from the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Nigeria and went on to acquire a master's degree in Forest Biometrics, Remote Sensing and GIS at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. Shortly after this, he enrolled in another master's degree program at the University of Tuscia in Italy and worked for a year and some months as a Research Fellow on the Carbon Farming Certification System with the European Union. He is the Founder and Team Lead of The Achiever's Gathering, a popular leadership organization poised at impacting the lives of young people in Africa.

Favorite Quote
I can do all things, through Christ that strengthens me.

Home Page
https://tagng.org/about/

Abishek PoudelAbishek Poudel
apoudel@syr.edu

  • Degree Sought: PHD
  • Graduate Advisor(s): Bevilacqua
  • Area of Study: FRM Natural Resources Mgt

Personal Statement
My research interest lies in conservation and management of natural resources through application of UAS (Unmanned Aerial System) and Geo-Spatial Information System.

Graduate Research Topic (MS)
Quantifying stand structure and dynamics of a white oak plantation in Central Missouri