Degree candidates
School of Natural Resources and Agricultural Sciences
Shawn Biessel **
magna cum laude, B.A., Geography
Kevin William Breitenbach **
B.A., Geography
Jennifer A. Brorson
B.S., Natural Resources Management: Plant, Animal and Soil Sciences
Nickol Rochelle Dameron
B.S., Geography: Environmental Studies
Melissa Rose Deiman
cum laude, B.S., Natural Resources Management: Resources
Andrea Raye Devers
B.S., Geography: Environmental Studies. Student Leadership Honors
Emily Rose Dickson *
B.S., Natural Resources Management: Forestry
David John Hamm
B.A., Geography
Christopher W. Held *
B.S., Geography: Environmental Studies
Joshua Allan Kunz
B.S., Natural Resources Management: Plant, Animal and Soil Sciences
Yosuke Okada **
B.S., Natural Resources Management: Plant, Animal and Soil Sciences
Jessup J. Olson **
cum laude, B.S., Geography: Environmental Studies
James Gordon Riedman
B.S., Natural Resources Management: Forestry
Ryan Thomas Sloger
B.A., Geography
Emily E. Sousa **
B.S., Geography: Environmental Studies
Nicholas Thompson
B.S., Natural Resources Management: Resources
Christopher Van Dyck
B.A., Geography
Erik Wood *
B.S., Natural Resources Management: Plant, Animal and Soil Sciences
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Natalie D. Howard **
M.S., Natural Resources Management. B.A., Hollins University (Virginia), 1996
Brian Jackson *
M.S., Natural Resources Management. B.S., University of Wisconsin-Platteville, 1999
Richard D. Ranft
M.S., Natural Resources Management. B.S., University of Alaska Fairbanks, 2005
Blaine T. Spellman
M.S., Natural Resources Management. B.S., Shepherd University (West Virginia), 2004
Quinn G. Tracy
M.S., Natural Resources Management. B.A., University of Northern Colorado, 2002
Stephen E. Winslow
M.S., Natural Resources Management. B.S., University of Alaska Fairbanks, 2002
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Gregory L. Finstad
Ph.D. Range Ecology: Interdisciplinary Program
B.S., University of Alaska Fairbanks, 1981
Thesis: Applied Range Ecology of Reindeer (Rangifer tarandus tarandus) on the Seward Peninsula, Alaska
Environmental variation across reindeer ranges of the Seward Peninsula in Alaska was linked to differences in animal production. Reindeer producers can now identify high quality grazing areas and place animals to maximize body weight and rate of gain, thereby increasing meat production and economic development in rural Alaska.
Major Professors: Dr. Norman R. Harris and Dr. Knut Kielland
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