mentors
Participating AU mentors are experts in synergistic ecological disciplines (see below) and have significant experience training undergraduate student research. Moreover, our mentors are passionate about training undergraduate students and will participate in all aspects of the REU Site program. Students chosen to participate in the REU program are encouraged to identify mentors whose research interests parallel their own to develop an interesting research project soon after arriving in Auburn.
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Research Interests: Bacteriology, microbial genomics, viral ecology |
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Research Interests: Evolutionary diversification of arachnids, molecular ecology, phylogeography |
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Research Interests: Fisheries management, fish ecology, conservation |
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Research Interests: Stream ecology, community ecology, watersheds, experimental design |
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Research Interests: Stream community ecology, land-use effects, crayfish ecology |
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Research Interests: Population modeling, conservation, quantitative ecology, decision analysis, endangered species |
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Research Interests: Crustacean and molluscan ecology, invasive species, population ecology |
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Research Interests: Community and population ecology, predator-prey interactions, field experiments, plankton dynamics |
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Research Interests: Fisheries biology, community ecology, theoretical ecology, outreach |
