John F Bruno

Department of Biology, UNC Chapel Hill, NC USA

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Current grad students

Lindsey Carr, PhD student via the Biology Department working on subtidal ecology and shark fishing in the Galapagos Islands

Courtney Cox, PhD student via the Biology Department working on fisheries management in Belize

Rachel Gittman, PhD student  via the CEE working on salt marsh ecosystem function and conservation in North Carolina and Ecuador

Abel Valdivia, PhD student via the Biology Department working on the role of sharks in coral reef ecosystems

Clare Fieseler, PhD student  via the CEE working on climate change and it’s impacts on marine ecosystems

 

Past grad students

Elizabth R. Selig, PhD (2003-2008, now a research scientist at Conservation International)

Sarah C. Lee, PhD (2002-2008, now a post doc at Hopkins Marine Station, Stanford University)

Mary O’Connor, PhD (now an Assistant Professor at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver)

Pamela Reynolds, PhD (now a post doc at the Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences)

 

Undergraduate students

Serena Hackerott

Maxwell Tice-Lewis

 

Past post docs

Kathryn Boyer, PhD (2003-2004, now an Associate Professor, San Francisco State University)

Nessa O’Connor, PhD (2005, now an Assistant Professor, Queen’s University, Belfast, Ireland)

Zachary Long, PhD (2005-2007, now an Assistant Professor, UNCW)

Karl Castillo, PhD (2008-2012, now an Assistant Professor, UNC Chapel Hill, Dept of Marine Sciences)

 

Other past Bruno-labbers 

Amanda DelVecchia

Katie DuBois

Bobby Vogt

Leigh Habeger

Gillian Smelick

Sam Harris

Michael Simpson

Ivana Vu

Emma Moran

Virginia Schutte

Matt Perkinson

Christina Brown

Laura Ladwig

Brittany Huntington

Meredith Kintzing

Meg Dolan

Jackie Padilla-Gamino

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Funding and support for all of our work, including primary research and outreach including blogging, public talks and videos is provided by a number of organizations including the National Science Foundation, the National Geographic Foundation, the Rufford Foundation, and several units at UNC Chapel Hill including the Department of Biology, The Institute of Marine Sciences and the Center for Galapagos Studies.