Amy J. Dreves
7-pg Curriculum Vitae 3-1-12
Asst. Professor (SR Research): IPM Entomologist-Research, Extension, and Education
Oregon State University, Crop and Soil Science Department, 3017 AgLS Bldg., Corvallis, OR 97331-7306
Work: 541-737-5576 | Cell: 541-758-8590 | E-mail: Amy.Dreves@oregonstate.edu
Education
Oregon State University
Ph.D. Crop and Soil Science*
2006
Oregon State University
M.S. Entomology and Integrated Sciences
1990
Colorado State University
B.S. Entomology and Zoology
1980
* Dissertation Title: Phenology, Monitoring and Management of the Cabbage Maggot, Delia radicum (L.) in Brassica Crops
Professional Goals and Career Emphasis
Design, implementation and management of integrated pest management (IPM) programs emphasizing a
systems approach and biologically-based control strategies. I specialize in arthropod life biology, behavior,
and ecology (i.e. landscape design), monitoring, biological control, transfer of technology, and measuring
impact while identifying limitations of grower adoption of IPM practices. Education and outreach activities
play an important role in my programs. Current teaching responsibilities involve guest lecturing, hands-on
workshops, field demonstrations, and international extension activities.
Professional Experience
 Research and Extension IPM Entomologist
(Asst. Professor-Senior Research; Oregon State – Crop and Soil Science Dept.; 2006 – present)
Investigate, develop, and evaluate sustainable and biologically-based pest management strategies on a
statewide level for soil and foliar arthropod insects, mites, and mollusks in commercial agriculture including
grapes, hops, vegetables, berry and stone fruits, grasses grown for seed and cereal pastures, nuts, canola and
camelina, and home urban. Extend information via hands-on workshops and trainings, professional and
grower presentations in all aspects of applied entomology and insect pest management programs for
extension agents, growers, agricultural consultants, field reps, community, and for re-certification of pesticide
consultants/applicators. Currently I am focusing my efforts on a 5-year project with 1.0FTE funding (20102015) for monitoring and managing spotted wing Drosophila in small berries and stone fruits.
 Faculty Extension-Research Entomologist
(Research Associate; Oregon State – Horticulture Dept.; 2000–2005)
Coordinated a 5-year IPM project in the Brassica vegetable cropping system. The program brought together
growers, researchers, field reps, and consultants: to reduce pesticide dependence (organophosphates) on
control of pests in cole crop production, primarily Delia radicum; Tested, implemented and validated IPM
strategies; Educated growers about IPM techniques and technologies; and measured IPM progress.
Program (MagNet) was internationally-recognized for its achievements in the Brassica world.
 Statewide Master Gardener Program Assistant and Entomologist
(Oregon State – Hort. Dept.; 1997-2003)
Designed and conducted trainings and workshops on insect ID, plant problem diagnosis and use of IPM
strategies. Developed and enhanced existing Master Gardener training materials, program design and
leadership, and helped facilitate conferences and dissemination of newsletters, statewide.
 IPM International Consultant and Private Contracting
(Nepal, Morocco, Africa, West Indies; 2007, 1997-1998; 1991-1992, 1986-1988)
Led IPM research and awareness campaigns targeting Extension personnel, Agricultural advisors, and
farmers growing vegetables, flowers, millet, and sugarcane. Promoted and tested sustainable, low-input
principles and IPM strategies; rediscovered and shared local traditional practices for pest control; provided
extensive training sessions employing visual aids, on-farm workshops, and surveys; presented safe pesticide
techniques. Conducted a fruit fly detection and survey program and produced a 100-page illustrative
manual published through USDA-APHIS.
Program Support (Grant monies exceeding $7M; Co-PI or PI)
Supported by: Western Specialty IPM-PIPE-IPPC (1), NIFA-USDA-SCRI (1), SEPA-PESP (3), USDA/CSREES
WSARE (2), USDA/CSREES WRIPM (2), AFT-IPM, OSU Extension Development (1), Professional Development
Funds (3), OSU-Integrated Plant Protection Center (1), NRCS (1), Northwest Center for Small Fruits Research
(NWCSF-3), Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA-3), Oregon Viticulture and Wine Board (OWB) and
American Viticulture Assoc.(2), Oregon Seed Council (OSC)-ODA (5), Oregon Fresh Market Vegetable
Commission (1), OSU Agricultural Research Foundation (ARF-5), Oregon Processed Vegetable Commission
(OPVC-1).
Selected Peer-Refereed Journals, Book Chapter
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Woods, J., A.J. Dreves, G. Fisher, D. James, and D. Gent. 2012. Population density and phenology of
Tetranychus urticae Koch (Acari: Tetranychidae) is linked to sulfur-induced outbreaks of this pest. Environ.
Entomol. Accepted EN-11-279.
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Dreves, A.J. 2011. IPM Program Development for an invasive pest: coordination, outreach and evaluation.
Pest Manag. Sci. 67(11): 1403-1410. DOI: 10.1002/ps.2266.
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Lee, J. C., D.J. Bruck, A.J. Dreves, C. Loriatti, H. Vogtd, P. Baufelde. 2011. In Focus: Spotted wing Drosophila,
Drosophila suzukii, across perspectives. Pest Manag. Sci. 67(11): 1349-1351. DOI 10.1002/ps.2271.
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Gadino, A., V. Walton, and A.J. Dreves. 2011. Impact of Vineyard Pesticides on a Beneficial Arthropod,
Typhlodromus pyri (Acari: Phytoseiidae), in Laboratory Bioassays Scheuten (Acari: Phytoseiidae). J. Econ
Ent. 104(3): 970-977.
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Walsh, D.B., M. Bolda, R.E. Goodhue, A.J. Dreves, J. Lee, D. J. Bruck, V.M. Walton, S.D. O’Neal, and F. G.
Zalom. 2010. Drosophila suzukii (Diptera: Drosophilidae): Invasive pest of ripening soft fruit expanding its
geographic range and damage potential. ESA J. Integ. Pest Mngmt. 2(1): 1-7. DOI: 10.1603/IPM10010.
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Walton, V.M., A.J. Dreves, L. B. Coop, G.V. Jones and P.A. Skinkis. 2010. Developmental parameters and
seasonal phenology model of Calepitrimerus vitis (Nalepa 1905) (Acari: Eriophyidae) in wine grapes of
Western Oregon. Environ. Entomol. 39 (6): 2006-2016. DOI: 10.1603/EN09197.
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G.C. Fisher, A.J. Dreves, Bohle M., and D. Hannaway. 2010. Book Chapter 8: Insect, mite and related pests
of Pacific Northwest pastures. IN G.E Shewmaker and M.G. Bohle (eds.), Pasture and grazing management
in the Northwest, PNW Bulletin 614, University of Idaho Cooperative Extension, Moscow.
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Gent, D., J. Barbour, A.J. Dreves, D. James, R. Parker, and D. Walsh. 2010. First Edition: Field guide for
integrated pest management in hops. Oregon State University, Univ. Idaho, USDA Agricultural Research
Service, and Washington State University. 85 pp. A Laminated Pocket Guide was also produced and
published.
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Gent, D.H., D.G. James, L.C. Wright, J.D. Barbour, A.J. Dreves, G.C. Fisher, and V.M. Walton. 2009. Effects of
powdery mildew fungicide programs on twospotted spider mite (Acari: Tetranychidae), hop aphid
(Homoptera: Aphididae), and their natural enemies in hop yards. J. Econ. Entomol. 102(1): 274-286.
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Dalthorp, D. and A.J. Dreves. 2008. Spatial-temporal ecology and management of the cabbage maggot.
Environ. Entomol. 37(2): 409-418.
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Walton, V.M., A.J. Dreves, D.H. Gent, D.G. James, R.R. Martin, U. Chambers, and P. Skinkis. 2007.
Relationship between rust mites, Calepitrimerus vitis (Acari: Eriophyidae), bud mites, Colomeris vitis (Acari:
Eriophyidae), and short shoot syndrome in Oregon vineyards. Internat. J. Acarol. 33(4): 301-318.
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Dreves, A.J., D. Dalthorp, A.G. Stone, and G. Fisher. 2006. Spring emergence and seasonal flight of cabbage
maggots, Delia radicum (L.) (Diptera: Anthomyiidae) in western Oregon. Environ. Entomol. 35(2): 465-477.
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Bruck, D., J. Snelling, A.J. Dreves, and S. Jaronski. 2005. Laboratory bioassays of entomopathogenic fungi for
control of Delia radicum (L.) larvae. J. Invertebrate Pathology. 89(2): 179-183.
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Dreves, A.J. 1996. Village-level integrated pest management in developing countries. J. Agric. Entomol. 13
(3): 195-212.
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Recent Extension Publications
Dreves, A.J. and G. Langellotto. 2011. Protecting Garden Fruits from Spotted Wing Drosophila, Drosophila
suzukii. OSU Extension Publication, EM 9026.
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Dreves, A.J. and G. Langellotto. 2011. EMERGING PEST: Spotted wing drosophila (Drosophila suzukii), a
new berry, grape, and stone fruit pest, IN PNW Insect Management Handbook. Oregon State, Washington
State and University of Idaho Extension Services.
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Skinkis, P. J. Pscheidt, V. Walton, E. Peachey, D. Sanchez, I. Zasada, R. Martin, and A.J. Dreves. 2011. Pest
Management Guide for Wine Grapes in Oregon. OSU Extension EM 8413, 2/2011.
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Walton, V., J. Lee, D. Bruck, P. Shearer, E. Parent, T. Whitney, A.J. Dreves. 2010. Recognizing fruit damaged
by spotted wing Drosophila, Drosophila suzukii. OSU Extension Publication, EM9021.
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Dreves, A.J., V. Walton, and G. Fisher. 2009. A new pest attacking healthy ripening fruit in Oregon:
Drosophila suzukii (Matsumura). OSU Extension Publication EM 8991.
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V. Walton, A.J. Dreves, P. Skinkis, C. Kaiser, M. Buchanan, R. Hilton, R.R. Martin, S. Castagnoli, and S.
Renquist. 2009. Prevention and management of grapevine leafroll virus and mealybugs in Oregon
vineyards. OSU Extension Publication EM 8990.
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P. Skinkis, A.J. Dreves, V.M. Walton, and R.R. Martin. 2009. Monitoring for grapevine leafroll virus and
mealybug in Pacific Northwest vineyards. OSU Extension Publication EM 8985.
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Dreves, A.J. and V. Walton. 2009. Trapping and identifying mealybugs in Oregon vineyards. OSU Extension
Publication EM 8998-E.
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V. Walton, P. Skinkis, A.J. Dreves, C. Kaiser, S. Renquist, S. Castagnoli, and R. Hilton. 2009. Grapevine
growth distortions: A guide to identifying symptoms. OSU Extension Publication EM 8975-E.
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Tuck, B., M. Bohle, A. Dreves, and G. Fisher. 2009. A fall and winter pest of cereals and grasses in Oregon.
OSU Extension Publication EM 8976-E.
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Skinkis, P., J. Pscheidt, V. Walton, A.J. Dreves, and N. Allen. 2008. Pest management guide for wine grapes in
Oregon. OSU Extension Publication EM 8413-E.
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Walton, V.M., A.J. Dreves, and P. Skinkis. 2007. Short shoot syndrome of grapes in the Pacific Northwest.
OSU Extension Publication EM 8944-E.
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Walton, V.M., U. Chambers, A.J. Dreves, D. Bruck, and J. Olsen. 2007. Identification of invasive and
reemerging pests on hazelnuts. OSU Extension Publication EM 8946-E.
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Dreves, A.J., L. Coop, M. Ambrosia, J. Miller. Biological Control, Symphylans, Slugs and others. Produced
annually, 2000-2011 in PNW Insect Management Handbook. Oregon State Univ., Univ. of Idaho, Wash State
Extension Publication.
Presentations, Invited and Volunteer Speaker
Mar 7, 2012. Invited speaker,” 10 questions about SWD”. ORBC Raspberry and Blackberry growers. Woodburn,
OR.
Feb. 22, 2012. Invited Speakers, Bruck, D. and A.J. Dreves, Plants for SWD in 2012 at Oregon Berries Grower
Meeting. Salem, OR.
Jan 27, 2012. Invited Speaker, Recent findings in SWD Biology, Behavior, and Monitoring. All Berries/ Spotted Wing
Horticulture Grower’s Short course. Abbotsford, BC.
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Jan. 12, 2012. Bruck, D. and A. Dreves. Update on Drosophila Research-Berry Section. North Willamette Hort
Society Meeting. Canby, OR. 160 people.
Jan 9-10, 2012. Volunteer speaker on “Prevention Tools are underway for Spotted Wings” at PNW Pest
Management conference. Portland, OR. 40 people.
Jan 9, 2012. Ohrn, A. and A. Dreves. It’s all about the Landscape at PNW Pest Management Conference. Portland,
OR. 40 People.*Ohrn (FRA for Dreves) won 2nd place in Presentation contest.
Jan 9-10, 2011. A.J. Dreves. Likes and dislikes of SWD in Oregon. PNW Insect Management Conference. Portland, OR. 40
people.
Jan 12, 2011. R. McReynolds, D. McGrath, A.J. Dreves: Cabbage Root Fly using egg mass surveys as a predictive tool and
update on products at N. Willamette Horticulture Society Meeting, Canby, OR. 100 people.
Jan 20, 2011. Moldenke, S. Rao, A. Dreves. Academy for Lifelong Learning ( A Program of the OSU Alumni Association) :
“Bed Bugs, Bees and Spotted Wings.” Corvallis, OR. 50 people.
Jan 24, 2011. Invited Speaker at EcoFarm: From Beneficials to Common Pests. Asilomar, CA. 400 people.
Jan 28, 2011. Panelist at EcoFarm: A tiny Fly- A big threat OSU and CA. Asilomar, CA. 33 people.
Feb 4, 2011. Invited speaker on IPM concepts at North Valley CORE Pesticide Training for Private Applicators (WA
County). 56 people.
Feb 12, 2011. Invited speaker: Insights to Gardening: Invasion of the Exotics on the west coast (SWD, BMSB, GM, JB).
Corvallis, OR. 100 people.
Feb 16, 2011. McReynolds, Dreves, and McGrath. Oregon Specialty Seed Growers titled, “The return of the Cabbage
Maggot.” Albany, OR. 75 people.
Feb 19, 2011. Invited Speaker at Russian Caneberry Fruit Growers meeting: Oregon’s newest Berry Pests. Hubbard, OR.
28 growers.
Feb 24 &25, 2011. Invited speaker to Blueberry Day in New Jersey. Presented current SWD biology and research
findings. Rutgers, NJ. 150+ growers.
Mar 2, 2011. Invited speaker at sixth annual pre-season (ORBC) Oregon production Grower workshop for raspberry and
blackberry growers. Woodburn, OR. 75 participants.
Mar 11, 2011. Research-Extension meeting/update SWD presentation with SCRI project directors and PI’s. Portland, OR.
50 people.
Mar 28, 2011. Management of spotted wing Drosophila in Pacific Coastal States. "Invasive Species of the Pacific Region".
Poster presented at Pacific Branch Entomological Society meetings in Waikoloa, Hawaii.
April 21, 2011. SWD Research Update and Season Warm Up to OR small berry growers. 3 hour hands-on workshop
presented at NWREC in Aurora, OR. 100 people.
May 5, 2011. Thompson, L. (student), A.J. Dreves, and A. Ohrn. Poster, Display and Presentation titled, “Managing
spotted wing by understanding landscape surroundings” at Celebrating Undergraduate Excellence Conference.
Corvallis, OR (LaSells Stewart Center).
May 17, 2011. All day Vineyard Scouting Workshop in the Rogue Valley. Five modules of hands-on instructional vineyard
workshop on various components of disease, insect pests, and vine nutrition monitoring at Del Rio Vineyards, Gold
Hill, OR. 50+ people.
June 1, 2011. R. Little and A.J. Dreves. 5 classes at Foster Elementary School (Sweet Home). Got Bugs?: Get to know
them.
Aug 26, 2011. Wong, S. (student), A.J. Dreves, and A. Ohrn: Poster, Display and Presentation titled “Know thy Pest and
the Look-a-Likes”. LaSells Stewart Center, Corvallis, OR.
Sept 28, 2011. R. Little and A.J. Dreves. Brown Bag Series- the arrival of the Exotics (Sweet Home and Corvallis). 30
people.
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Oct 2, 2011. Invited speaker for ARCS, advancing Science in America, Achievement Rewards for College Scientists.
Portland, OR. 40 women participants.
Nov 2, 2011. Invited speaker for Safety and Stewardship Seminar titled, What do you know about spotted wing
Drosophila, an invasive pest in fruits. Springfield, OR. 90
Nov 11, 2011. Speaker at Annual SWD*IPM SCRI Research and Extension Meeting in Portland OR. Synthesized existing
and new information on SWD and provide real-time support.
Nov 15, 2011.Ohrn, A. and A.J. Dreves. National Entomological Society of America Meeting 10-min paper.
Understanding Landscape features to Inform Management Practices. Reno, NV.
Dec 1, 2011. A. Ohrn and A.J. Dreves. Timely Issues in IPM-Get to Know thy Pest. Kelly Donegan, Oregon State- Senior Ag
Class, 20 students.
Dec 2 & 3, 2011. A.J. Dreves: Invited Keynote US Speaker to International Meeting: Drosophila suzukii: new threat for
European fruit production, Trento, Italy. 200+ participants.
Dec 8, 2011. Invited Speaker at Lynden, WA. Lynden Ag Show-Berry growers. Title: Spotting the Uninvited in the
Landscape. 250 people.
Dec 12-15, 2010. 10-minute Paper titled: What we know and don’t know about SWD presented at National
Entomological Society of America SWD Symposium held in San Diego, CA.
Dec 12-15, 2010. 10-minute Paper titled, Effects of fungicide programs on macro-arthropods in Oregon grape vineyards
presented at National Entomological Society of America meetings held in San Diego, CA.
Nov 15, 2010. Lee, J. and A. J. Dreves. What did we learn about SWD in 2010? Presented to Metro County Master
Gardeners held in Multnomah County, OR.
Nov 4, 2010. Pests in the field-SWD research update. Safety and Stewardship Seminar Series presented at Oregon
Agricultural Chemicals and Fertilizer Association meeting held in Springfield, OR.
Nov 2, 2010. Biology, Ecology, and Management of an invasive fly pest presented at Achievement Rewards for College
Scientists (ARCS) meeting held in Portland, OR.
Oct 24, 2010. G. Langellotto and A. J. Dreves. What did we learn about SWD in 2010? Presented in Lincoln County
Master Gardeners held in Newport, OR.
Oct 20-22, 2010. Maximizing biological pest suppression and minimizing pesticide risks as components of your IPM plan:
SWD*IPM in Berry Crops presented at Watershed-scale IPM grower workshop series held in McMinnville, OR.
Sept 11, 2010. Oregon’s newest berry pest presented to the Russian fruit growers’ community presented at Oregon
Vineyard Supply held in Lafayette , OR.
Aug 15, 2010. Statewide webinar: non-commercial backyard monitoring for SWD adults and infested fruit.
July 30, 2010. On-the-fly management for SWD in backyards presented at Oregon State Mini-College SWD Master
Gardener workshop and demonstration held in Corvallis, OR.
July 14, 2010. All about SWD-What can we do? Presented at Blueberry Field Day held in Aurora, OR.
June 30, 2010. Highlights of SWD—What can we do? Presented at Caneberry Field Day on NWREC station in Aurora, OR.
June 15-20, 2010. On-the-fly stop-bys in growers’ berry fields along I-5, western Oregon. Informal information gathering
and educational opportunity.
May 11, 2010. Statewide SWD Webinar production with OSU Ag Communication videos, presented to backyard
gardener/Extension agents on-line.
May 12, 2010. Get to know SWD presented at Willamette Valley Grape Workshop held in Corvallis, OR.
May 22, 2010. How do SWD chemicals affect bees? What can we do? Presented at Beekeepers Association held in
Portland, OR.
May 23-24, 2010. Two Extension workshops highlighting SWD in the central and southern valley, held in Medford and
Roseburg, OR.
May 27-28, 2010. SWD monitoring and management Extension workshops held in Hermiston and Union counties.
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May 27, 2010. Silvia Rondon and A. J. Dreves. Are you controlling sawflies or armyworms in your grass seed field?
Presented at HAREC Grass Seed Field Day held in Hermiston, OR.
May 25, 2010. Seminar speaker for OSU department seminar series: Talk introducing “SWD in Oregon”. Corvallis, OR.
Apr 26, 2010. SWD Extension evening program delivered in Polk, Marion, and Yamhill counties in Salem, OR.
Apr 11-13, 2010. Developing approaches to spotted wing Drosophila presented at Pacific Branch Entomology Society of
America Symposium held in Boise, ID.
Apr 9, 2010. Vineyard pests presented at OSU Research Tech meeting held at Argyle Winery in Dallas, OR.
Apr 6, 2010. OPB-NPR Radio show highlighting SWD, a new pest in berry and small fruits.
Apr 11-13, 2010. Woods, J.L., A.J. Dreves, G.C. Fisher, D.G. James, and D.H. Gent. Poster: Effect of fungicide timing on
two-spotted spider mite and hop aphid management in hops. In addition, Proceedings at Insect Management
Conference held in Portland, OR.
Mar 30, 2010. SWD update presented to Pacific coast researchers and Public held at Airport Sheridan Inn in Portland,
OR.
Mar 23, 2010. Two workshops presented on SWD monitoring and management held in Hood River/ the Dalles, OR.
Mar 11, 2010. Will SWD like grapes? Presented at Oregon Viniculture and Enology Research Colloquium held in
Corvallis, OR.
Mar 4-5, 2010. Four first-time Drosophila workshops for berry growers held at NWREC in Aurora, OR.
Mar 3, 2010. Berry grower sessions for field reps in the Willamette Valley sponsored by Wilco held in Albany, OR.
Mar 3, 2010. Oregon Raspberry Blackberry Commission workshop for growers and researchers to discuss SWD: a new
threat to Oregon berry crops, presented at Wellspring conference center held in Woodburn, OR .
Feb 22, 2010. Adapting vineyard practices to reduce impact and enhance diversity….an entomologist’s perspective
presented at Deep Ecology Symposium: Oregon Wine Industry held in Eugene, OR.
Feb 9, 2010. Know thy SWD Fly and Immature Arthropods in the Soil both presented at Ontario Entomology Short
course held in Ontario, OR.
Feb 4, & 12, & 14, 2010. What we don’t know about SWD, but intend to answer presented at regional grower berry and
stone fruit meetings, Ag Expo, field days sponsored by Wilbur Ellis, Wilco, Crop Production Services and breakfast
meeting held at Prattam Coop in Salem, OR.
Jan 26, 2010. SWD research and Extension planned in 2010 and public panel discussion presented at Northwest
Agricultural Show: Oregon Horticulture Society-Blueberry session held in Portland, OR.
Jan 20, 2010. Article for Oregon Tilth Producers magazine titled, “Be ready for a beast who loves fruit”.
Jan 15, 2010. Selected topic presented to OSU graduate students in IPM class on Development of IPM programs-SWD
(spotted wing Drosophila) and CM (cabbage maggot) case study.
Professional Activities: Memberships, Honors, Awards
• 2011 Invited Keynote U.S.A. Speaker to International Meeting: Drosophila suzukii: new threat for European fruit
production in Trento, Italy.
• 1997 to 2012 Member of Entomological Society of America (1987 to present) and Pacific Branch ESA Member.
• 2010 Award for Extension publication, 'Pasture and Grazing Management in the Northwest' at the ASA
International Meetings in Long Beach, CA.
• 2010-2011 Member of WERA multistate research Coordination Committee and W504 Rapid Response Team
for supporting efforts on Spotted wing Drosophila in small berry and stone fruits (Nov 2011). Oregon State.
• 2010 Co-Chair of Drosophila Symposium at National Entomology Society of America meetings in San Diego, CA.
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2006-2012 Member and active participant of Oregon State Entomology seminar committee and program.
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2011 Chair for Invasive Section at Annual PNW Pest Management Conference held in Portland, OR.
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2010 Chair for Grape Section at Annual PNW Insect Management Conference held in Portland, OR.
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2010 Co-Chair of Drosophila symposium at Pacific Branch Entomology Society of America meetings, Boise, ID.
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2009-2011 Subject Editor for Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata Journal.
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2007-2009 Member of IOBC Working Group 'Integrated Protection in Field Crops'.
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2007 President’s Council Award on Service and Civic Participation Volunteer Service in Nepal.
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2007-2011
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2006 Reviewer for Compendium of Hop diseases, Arthropod Pests and Other disorders prepared and published by
American Phytopathological Society Press.
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2005 Awarded 2nd place/cash at campus-wide Oregon State University Graduate Student Paper & Oral
Competition.
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2003 Poster committee at Fourth National Integrated Pest Management Conference held in Indianapolis, IN.
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2003 Invited Panel Member to review grant proposals submitted to USDA/CSREES Organic Transitions.
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2002 Awarded OSU Extension Development Travel Grant to Annual ESA Meeting. $500 (1 year).
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1990 Awarded Graduate Student (Masters) Excellence at Oregon State University.
Gamma Sigma Delta (Honor Agricultural Society), inducted 1990
Mentorships
2010-2012. Mentoring 5 undergraduate students (Sarah Wong, Lisa Thompson, Jamie Christenson, Seta Kavianian,
Dallas Defrees); two non-OSU students (Heidi and Tia), a full-time faculty Research Assistant (Amanda Ohrn); and
Senior H.S Philomath student (Leyz Magana) research project/presentation; and collaborating with a volunteer
(Rich Little, retired Ag Entomologist).
2011-2012 Graduate committee member for PHD student, Jimmy Click. Project title: Dispersal (Protein marking) and
chemical control effects on SWD.
2011 Sponsorship for Promise Program-Professional and Managerial Internships. Sarah Wong. POSTER presented in
August 2011, Know thy Pest and the Look-A-Likes.
2011 Celebrating Undergraduate Excellence Competition. Lisa Thompson, undergraduate in BioResource Environmental
Engineering program, presented poster, display, and presentation on “Managing spotted wing drosophila by
understanding landscape surroundings”. She received a certificate of participation. MU Ballroom, Oregon State,
Corvallis, OR.
2010. Mentored Tyler Kilkenny, Senior at Oregon State University, BS Agricultural Resource and Economics. Advisor for
his internship titled, Integrated pest management tools in Oregon vineyards –productive and profitable.2011
Sponsorship for Promise Program-Professional and Managerial Internships in OSU state employment. Sarah Wong,
Chemical Engineer undergraduate presented poster and talk titled “Know thy SWD Pest and the Look-a-Likes”.
LaSells Stewart Center, Corvallis, OR.
2011 Celebrating Undergraduate Excellence Competition. Lisa Thompson, undergraduate in BioResource Environmental
Engineering program, presented poster, display, and presentation titled “Managing spotted wing drosophila by
understanding landscape surroundings”. Received a certificate of participation. MU Ballroom, Oregon State,
Corvallis, OR.
2010-2011 Mentored Tyler Kilkenny, Senior at Oregon State University, BS Agricultural Resource and Economics.
Advisor for his internship titled, Integrated pest management tools in Oregon vineyards –productive and profitable.
2011-2012 Graduate committee member for PHD student, Jimmy Click. Project: Dispersal and chemical control effects
on SWD.
2004 Mentored Jane Snelling, Senior at Oregon State University, BS Department of Horticulture. Co-advisor for her
internship titled, Use of entomopathogenic fungi for control of Delia radicum (L.) in Brassica production.
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