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teaching facilities available to faculty and students in both divisions include the Forest Resources
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The College is organized into two academic divisions, each headed by a chair. Research and
Management and Engineering, Rick Gustafson, Chair
Library branch of the University of Washington Libraries, the C. L. Pack Experimental Forest, the
Washington Park Arboretum, the Olympic Natural Resources Center, the Center for Urban
Horticulture, the Union Bay Wildlife Area, and the Wind River Canopy Crane.
Ecosystem Sciences, Tom Hinckley, Chair
Ecosystem Sciences
Tom Hinckley, Chair
Carrie Bayless, Program Coordinator, Ken Bible, Computer Support Analyst, Kate Bicket, Research Aide, David Braun, Research Technician,
Lynn Catlett, Administrative Assistant, Mark Creighton, Heavy Equipment Operator, Joan Dunlap, Research Analyst, Shelley Evans, Research Coordinator,
Patricia Gomez, Research Technician, Annette Hamilton, Program Coordinator, Lynne Hendrix, Office Assistant,Tom King, Research Technician,
Kathy Kohm, Information Specialist, Ann Lezberg, Research Consultant, Georgia Murray, Research Scientist, Jim Scott, Advisor, David Shaw, Facility Manager,
Adrienne Whitener, Program Coordinator, Dongsen Xue, Research Technician
Faculty in the Ecosystem Sciences Division oversee three undergraduate majors leading to the
degree of Bachelor of Science in Forest Resources. Conservation of Wildland Resources provides a
broad education in forest-related natural resources. It emphasizes the interaction among the
biological, environmental, and social dimensions of forested ecosystems. Environmental
Horticulture and Urban Forestry prepares graduates for careers in professions concerned with the
selection, management, restoration, and role of plants and ecosystems in urban landscapes.
Wildlife Science focuses on the application of ecological knowledge to wildlife biology and
management aimed at preparing students for graduate study in wildlife science. Graduate
programs leading to the Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy are available in forest soils,
wildlife science, urban horticulture, and ecosystem analysis. A practice-oriented degree leading
to the Master of Forest Resources in Urban Horticulture is also available.
Management and Engineering
Rick Gustafson, Chair
Robert Allen, Secretary Senior, Heather Lawrence, Administrative Assistant, Mark Lewis, Program Operations Manager, Teresa Min, Secretary Senior,
Danielle Orr-Bement, Administrative Assistant, Andrew Smith, Research Consultant
Faculty in the Management and Engineering Division oversee three professional undergraduate
majors leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Forest Resources. Forest Management
emphasizes the management of forest land for a multiplicity of uses while Forest Engineering
focuses on engineering design associated with forest protection, harvest, and transport. The Paper
Science and Engineering curriculum is designed for students seeking training in the chemical and
physical sciences and chemical engineering as applied to pulp and paper processing. Graduate
programs leading to the Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy are available in social sciences,
forest economics, paper science and engineering, forest products marketing, silviculture and forest
protection, forest engineering and hydrology, and quantitative resources management. A practiceoriented degree leading to the Master of Forest Resources in Silviculture is also available.
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Ecosystem Sciences
Faculty
James Agee
Professor
Ph.D., Wildland Resource Science
University of California, Berkeley, 1973
(206) 543-2688, jagee@u.washington.edu
Charles Halpern
Research Associate Professor
Ph.D., Botany and Plant Ecology, Oregon State University, 1987
(206) 543-2789, chalpern@u.washington.edu
David L. Peterson
Professor
Ph.D., Forest Ecology, University of Illinois, 1980
(206) 543-1587, wild@u.washington.edu
Alan Wagar
Research Professor
Ph.D., Forestry, University of Michigan, 1961
(206) 543-0389/546-8251, jawagar@u.washington.edu
Clement Hamilton
Associate Professor
Ph.D., Population Biology, Washington University, 1985
(206) 685-2589, cwh@u.washington.edu
David W. Peterson
Research Associate
Ph.D., Forest Ecology, University of Minnesota, 1998
(206) 543-9138, larix@u.washington.edu
Stephen West
Associate Professor
Ph.D., Zoology, University of California, Berkeley, 1979
(206) 685-7588, sdwest@u.washington.edu
Robert Harrison
Associate Professor
Ph.D., Soil Chemistry, Auburn University, 1985
(206) 685-7463, robh@u.washington.edu
Kenneth Raedeke
Research Associate Professor
Ph.D., Wildlife Ecology, University of Washington, 1979
(206) 685-2677, raedeke@nwlink.com
Robert Wissmar
Professor
Ph.D., Zoology, University of Idaho, 1972
(206) 543-7467, wissmar@fish.washington.edu
Linda Brubaker
Professor
Ph.D., Zoology, University of Michigan, 1973
(206) 543-5778, lbru@u.washington.edu
Charles Henry
Research Associate Professor
Ph.D., Forest Soils/Waste Management,
University of Washington, 1989
(206) 685-1915, clh@u.washington.edu
Sarah Reichard
Research Assistant Professor
Ph.D., University of Washington, Urban Horticulture, 1994
(206) 616-5020, reichard@u.washington.edu
Kathy Wolf
Research Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Landscape Architecture, University of Michigan, 1993
(206) 616-5758, kwolf@u.washington.edu
Linda Chalker-Scott
Associate Professor
Ph.D., Horticulture, Oregon State University, 1988
(206) 685-2595, lindacs@u.washington.edu
Thomas Hinckley
Professor
Ph.D., Ecophysiology (Forest), University of Washington, 1971
(206) 543-1588, hinckley@u.washington.edu
Marco Restani
Research Associate
Ph.D., Biology, Utah State University, 1997
(206) 543-2764, restani@u.washington.edu
John Wott
Professor
Ph.D., Cornell University, 1968
(206) 543-8602, jwott@u.washington.edu
Robert Edmonds
Professor
Ph.D., Forest Pathology, University of Washington, 1971
(206) 685-0953, bobe@u.washington.edu
Kathryn Kelsey
Research Associate
Ph.D., Wildlife Science, University of Washington, 1995
(206) 543-7232, kkelsey@u.washington.edu
Jeffrey Richey
Professor
Ph.D., Ecology, University of California (Davis), 1973
(206) 543-7339, richey@u.washington.edu
Darlene Zabowski
Associate Professor
Ph.D., Soil Science, University of Washington, 1988
(206) 685-9550, zabow@u.washington.edu
David Manuwal
Professor
Ph.D., Zoology, UCLA, 1972
(206) 543-1585, auklet@u.washington.edu
Douglas Sprugel
Professor
Ph.D., Forest Ecology, Yale University, 1974
(206) 543-2040, sprugel@u.washington.edu
Adjunct Faculty
Richard Edwards
Research Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Ecology, University of Georgia, 1985
(206) 543-3507, ricke@pisces.fish.washington.edu
Kern Ewing
Associate Professor
Ph.D., Botany, University of Washington, 1982
(206) 543-4426, kern@u.washington.edu
James Marra
Research Associate
Ph.D., Forest Ecology, University of Washington 1994
(206) 543-1486, jimarra@u.washington.edu
David Ford
Professor
Ph.D., Botany (Ecology), London University, 1967
D.Sc., London University, 1995
(206) 685-9995, david@cqs.washington.edu
John Marzluff
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Zoology, Northern Arizona University, 1987
(206) 616-6883, corvid@u.washington.edu
H. D.“Toby” Bradshaw
Research Associate Professor
Ph.D., Biochemistry, Louisiana State University, 1984
(206) 616-1796/616-3013, toby@u.washington.edu
Sally Brown
Research Associate
Ph.D., Agronomy, University of Maryland, 1996
(206) 616-1299, slb@u.washington.edu
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Jerry Franklin
Professor
Ph.D., Botany and Soils, Washington State University, 1966
(206) 543-2138, jff@u.washington.edu
Robert Naiman
Professor
Ph.D., Stream Ecology, Arizona State University, 1974
(206) 685-2025, naiman@u.washington.edu
Lee Newman
Research Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Microbiology and Molecular Genetics, Rutgers University
and Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, 1993
(206) 616-2388, newmanla@u.washington.edu
Stuart Strand
Research Professor
Ph.D., Environmental Engineering,
Pennsylvania State University, 1982
(206) 543-5350, sstrand@u.washington.edu
Sean Thomas
Research Associate
Ph.D., Organic and Evolutionary Biology,
Harvard University, 1993
(206) 616-8565, sean@u.washington.edu
Robert Van Pelt
Research Associate
Ph.D., Forest Resources, University of Washington, 1995
783-0991, abies2@lternet.edu
Joseph Ammirati, Department of Botany
Loveday Conquest, School of Fisheries
John Edwards, Department of Zoology
Christian Grue, School of Fisheries
Richard Horner, Department of Landscape Architecture
Estella Leopold, Department of Botany
Iain Robertson, Department of Landscape Architecture
John Skalski, School of Fisheries
Glenn Van Blaricom, School of Fisheries
Samuel Wasser, School of Medicine
Affiliate Faculty
Arthur Antonelli, Joseph Antos, Keith Aubry,
Richard Bigley, Robert Bilby, Peter Bisson,
Jeffrey Braatne, Jiquan Chen, James Clark,
Richard Everett, Thomas Hanley, Paul
Heilman, Rita Hummel, Jon Johnson, John
Lehmkuhl, Raymond Maleike, Nalini
Nadkarni, A. George Newcombe, Martin
Raphael, Gary Ritchie, David Sandberg,
Edward Schreiner, Jack Stanford,
John Vande Castle
Management and Engineering
Faculty
Graham Allan
Professor
Ph.D., Organic Chemistry, University of Glasgow, 1955
D.Sc., University of Strathclyde, 1970
(206) 543-1491, create@u.washington.edu
Frank Greulich
Professor
Ph.D., Forest Management,
University of California, Berkeley, 1976
(206) 543-1464, greulich@u.washington.edu
Bruce Bare
Professor
Ph.D., Forest Management, Operations Research
Purdue University, 1969
(206) 685-0878, bare@u.washington.edu
Richard Gustafson
Professor
Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, University of Washington, 1982
(206) 543-2790, pulp@u.washington.edu
Susan Bolton
Associate Professor
Ph.D., Civil Engineering, New Mexico State University, 1991
(206) 685-7651, sbolton@u.washington.edu
Gordon Bradley
Professor
Ph.D., Urban, Technological, and Environmental Planning,
University of Michigan, 1986
(206) 685-0881, gbradley@u.washington.edu
Art Breitsprecher
Lecturer, Part-Time
Ph.D., Forest Resources, University of Washington, 1987
(206) 543-1465, artb@u.washington.edu
David Briggs
Professor
Ph.D., Forestry, University of Washington, 1980
(206) 543-1581, dbriggs@u.washington.edu
Barney Dowdle
Professor
Ph.D., Yale University, 1962
(206) 543-2765
Ivan Eastin
Associate Professor
Ph.D., Forest Products Marketing, University of Washington, 1992
(206) 543-1918, eastin@u.washington.edu
James Fridley
Professor
Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering, University of Washington, 1984
(206) 543-6993, fridley@u.washington.edu
Robert Gara
Professor
Ph.D., Entomology, Plant Ecology, Forest Management
Oregon State University, 1964
(206) 543-2788, garar@u.washington.edu
Kevin Hodgson
Associate Professor
Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, University of Washington, 1986
(206) 543-7346, hodgson@u.washington.edu
Bjorn Hrutfiord
Professor
Ph.D., Organic Chemistry, University of North Carolina, 1959
(206) 543-1714
Chavonda Jacobs-Young
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Wood and Paper Science, North Carolina State, 1998
(206) 685-7865, cjacobs@u.washington.edu
Jay Johnson
Professor
Ph.D., Wood and Fiber Science, University of Washington, 1973
(206) 685-0988, jjohnson@u.washington.edu
Anne Kearney
Research Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Cognition and Environment
University of Michigan, 1997
(206) 685-7140, akearney@u.washington.edu
Robert Lee
Professor
Ph.D., Wildland Resource Science
University of California, Berkeley, 1973
(206) 685-0879, boblee@u.washington.edu
Bruce Lippke
Professor
M.S., Operations Research, Industrial Engineering
University of California, Berkeley, 1966
(206) 543-8684, blippke@u.washington.edu
William McKean
Professor
Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, University of Washington, 1967
(206) 543-1626, wmckean@u.washington.edu
David Thorud
Professor
Ph.D., Forest Hydrology, University of Minnesota, 1964
(206) 685-1928, thorud@.washington.edu
Robert Northey
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Wood Chemistry, University of Washington, 1985
(206) 616-2179, northera@u.washington.edu
Eric Turnblom
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Forest Biometrics, University of Minnesota, 1994
(206) 543-2762, ect@u.washington.edu
Chadwick Oliver
Professor
Ph.D., Yale University, 1975
(206) 685-0875, oliver@silvae.cfr.washington.edu
Thomas Waggener
Professor
Ph.D., Forest Economics, University of Washington, 1966
(206) 543-8151, waggener@u.washington.edu
Dorothy Paun
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Marketing, University of Oregon, 1993
(206) 685-9467, dap@u.washington.edu
Adjunct Faculty
John Perez-Garcia
Associate Professor
Doctor of Forestry, Forest Economics, Yale University, 1991
(206) 685-2315, perjohm@u.washington.edu
Stewart Pickford
Professor
Ph.D., Forest Fire Science, University of Washington, 1972
(206) 543-1097, pickford@u.washington.edu
Clare Ryan
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Natural Resource and Environmental Policy,
University of Michigan, 1996
(206) 616-3987, cmryan@u.washington.edu
Peter Schiess
Professor
Ph.D., University of Washington, 1975
(206) 543-1583, schiess@u.washington.edu
Gerard Schreuder
Professor
Ph.D., Economics, Yale University, 1968
(206) 685-0887, gsch@u.washington.edu
Steven Shook
Research Associate
Ph.D., Forest Products Marketing, 1997
(206) 616-9187, woodlab@u.washington.edu
Derek Booth, Department of Civil Engineering
Mark Ganter, Department of Mechanical Engineering
Jens Jorgensen, Department of Mechanical Engineering
Dennis Lettenmaier, Department of Civil Engineering
Neil Ricker, Department of Chemical Engineering
Affiliate Faculty
Jamie Barbour, David Barlow, Bernard
Bormann, Ann Camp, Roger Clark, Terrance
Cundy, Robert Curtis, Dean DeBell, Susan
Ferguson, Paul Flanagan, Donald Flora, Randy
Foltz, William Fuller, Richard Haynes, David
Hyink, Rachel Kaplan, Stephen Kaplan,
Edward Kelley, Willis Littke, Vijay Kumar
Mathur, Robert McGaughey, Walter Megahan,
Lynn Michaelis, Edwin Miyata, Steve
Reutebuch, Ralph Riley, Zinovy Royzen, Jack
Rucker, Kenelm Russell, Martin Schroeter,
Robert Seidl, Margaret Shannon, Daniel Smith,
James Stevens, Donald Theoe, Jeremy Wilson,
Weihan Xu
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