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Paul W. Rodgers Scholarship

Recipients

2016 Timothy Malinich, Purdue University, Phenotypic plasticity of yellow perch and the role of phenotypic diversity in fish populations.
2015 Christopher Groff, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Benthic habitat analysis and potential for re-colonization by Hexagenia mayflies in Green Bay, Lake Michigan
2015 Matthew Snyder, University of Toledo, Genetic structure of invasive round gobies and developing new techniques to facilitate early detection at the species level
2014 Carson Prichard, The University of Toledo, Environmental DNA detection and quantification: a new test for great lakes native and high-risk invasive fish
2013 Abigail Lynch, Michigan State University, Understanding how projected climatic changes will affect lake whitefish (Coregonus clupeaformis) biology, production dynamics, and management
2012 Kathleen Colin Williams, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, What makes climate change adaptation work? A comparative study of the engagement of stakeholders in environmental governance of coastal zones
2011 Joshua Morse, Oberlin College, Evaluating Condition and Use of Natural and Artificial Lake Trout Spawning Habitat in Lake Erie
2010 Kimberly A. Peters, Michigan State University, Benthic Algal Nutrient Limitation in Saginaw Bay – A Spatial and Temporal Analysis Through the Use of Pulse-Amplitude-Modulated Fluorometry, ELF, and C:P Ratios
2009 Kristen Devanna, University of Toledo, Predictive modeling of Hexagenia mayfly consumption by fish
2008 Jonathan Deroba, Michigan State University , Lake trout and lake whitefish abundance indices and harvest quotas in the upper Great Lakes
2007 Victoria Kramkowski-Epner, York University, Examining the Genetic Model Organism C. elegans for a possible role in Freshwater Quality Monitoring on a Watershed Scale in the Great Lakes Region
2006 Robin DeBruyne, Central Michigan University, The decline in size and condition of lake whitefish in Lake Michigan
2005 Erica Cunningham, Miami University, Development and use of a genetic marker to differentiate two cryptic mayfly (Hexagenia) populations
2004 Julie Hahm, Environmental Chemistry and Technology, University of Wisconsin - Madison, Mass Balance of PDBE's for Lake Michigan
2003 James Muirhead, University of Windsor
2002 Allison Witt, Program in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign
2001 Stephen Coghlan, College of Environmental Science and Forestry SUNY Syracuse, Competition between juvenile Atlantic salmon and exotic steelhead in Lake Ontario: field and laboratory studies
2000 Susan E. Doka, Department of Biology, McMaster University
2000 Jagjit Kaur, Department of Civil, Structural, and Environmental Engineering, SUNY Buffalo