2009-2010 Graduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences
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Degrees Offered:
- PhD Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences
- MS Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences
Fisheries specialization
Wildlife specialization
Department Head: Distinguished Professor Dr. David W. Willis
Graduate Coordinator: Distinguished Professor Dr. Jonathan A. Jenks
For additional information contact:
Mailing address: SDSU Box 2140B Phone: 605/688-6121
Northern Plains Biostress Laboratory — SNP 138 Fax: 605/688-4515
WWW: wfs.sdstate.edu/wfsci.htm
E-mail: carol.jacobson@sdstate.edu or jonathan.jenks@sdstate.edu or david.willis@sdstate.edu
Graduate Faculty
Charles R. Berry, Professor, PhD, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 1976 Fish Physiology
Katie N. Bertrand, Assistant Professor, PhD, Kansas State University, 2007 Stream Ecology, Fish Ecology
Michael L. Brown, Professor, PhD, Texas A & M University, 1993 Fish Culture, Fisheries Management
Steven R. Chipps, Associate Professor, PhD, University of Idaho, 1997 Aquatic Ecology
Lester D. Flake, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, PhD, Washington State University, 1971 Wildlife Ecology
Brian D. S. Graeb, Assistant Professor, PhD, South Dakota State University, 2006, Fisheries Ecology
Leigh H. Fredrickson, Adjunct Professor, PhD, Iowa State University, 1967 Waterfowl and Wetland Ecology and Management
Kenneth F. Higgins, Professor Emeritus, PhD, North Dakota State University, 1981 Wildlife Management
Daniel E. Hubbard, Professor, PhD, South Dakota State University, 1988 Wetland Ecology
Jonathan A. Jenks, Distinguished Professor, PhD, Oklahoma State University, 1991 Population Dynamics, Wildlife Ecology
Kent C. Jensen, Associate Professor, PhD, Texas A&M University, 1990 Ornithology, Wildlife Ecology
Susan P. Rupp, Assistant Professor, PhD, Texas Tech University, 2005, Spatial Wildlife Ecology
Charles G. Scalet, Professor Emeritus, PhD, University of Oklahoma, 1971, Ichthyology
David W. Willis, Distinguished Professor, PhD, Colorado State University, 1980 Fisheries Management
Michael C. Wimberly, Associate Professor, PhD, Oregon State University, 1999 Forest Ecology
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