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Robert T. Allen, former Professor of Entomology, is now a Research Associate with the Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia. There, he carries out research on the basic taxonomy, cladistic relationships and biogeography of the Diplura and Protura, and also is working on the alpha level taxonomy of the arthropod (non-insect) Class Symphyla. He can be reached at allen@ansp.org. |
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David Bowles, Ph.D. 1989, is now the Aquatic Program Director for the Heartland Inventory & Monitoring Network, U.S. National Park Service, Springfield, Missouri. He can be reached at david_bowles@nps.gov. |
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Sydney Cameron, former Research Associate Professor of Entomology, is now Associate Professor in the Department of Entomology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Her research concerns social insect evolution and ecology. She can be reached at scameron@life.uiuc.edu. |
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Chris Carlton, MS 1980, PhD 1989, and former Research Associate and Collection Manager, is now Associate Professor of Entomology at Louisiana State University, Director of the Louisiana State Arthropod Museum, and Editor of The Coleopterists Bulletin. He can be contacted at ccarlt@lsu.edu. |
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Andy Deans, MS 2001, received his Ph. D. from the University of Illinois in May 2005, and after two years of working on the NSF MorphBank Project at Florida State University he has accepted the position of Assistant Professor in insect systematics at North Carolina State University. He can be reached at andy_deans@ncsu.edu. |
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Dr. Richard Leschen, MS 1988, received his Ph.D. from the University of Kansas and now works at the New Zealand Arthropod Collection, Auckland. He specializes in the evolution and systematics of fungus beetles and their relatives, and he spends much of his time classifying micro-coleoptera, mainly from Australasia. He can be contacted at LeschenR@landcareresearch.co.nz. |
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Dr. Carolyn Lewis, MS 1996, PhD 2002, focuses her research on assessment of various braconid wasp biodiversity measures as indicators of environmental quality in managed forests. She also assists in teaching several courses in the Department of Entomology. She can be reached at calewis@uark.edu. |
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Les Price, MS student 1996-1998, works as a USDA-ARS biological science technician with Livy Williams in Stoneville, MS. |
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Lori Spencer, MS 1995, now lives at Mt. Magazine State Park, where she and her husband, Don Simons, work as an interpreters for the Park. She can be reached at spencer_lori@hotmail.com.
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Sandy Tedder, PhD 1991, lives in Rogers, Ark. She is a professor at Northwest Arkansas Community College, Bentonville, where she teaches courses entitled "Survey of the Plant Kingdom" and "Principles of Biology". She spends her leisure time hiking, camping, and looking for new wildflowers. She can be reached at STEDDER@nwacc.edu. |
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Alejandro Valerio, former Arkansas Ph.D. student, received his Ph.D. from the University of Illinois (Champaign-Urbana) in May 2005. He has accepted a postdoctoral research associate position with the NSF Plasnetary Biodiversity Inventory project on platygastroid wasps. He will be moving to the University of Adelaide this year. |
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Gerald Wallis, former Collection Manager, retired from the Department of Entomology in 1999. He lives in Tumbling Shoals, Ark. His personal web page is located at http://comp.uark.edu/~gwallis/, and he can be reached at gwallis@.uark.edu.
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Jim Whitfield, former Curator and Associate Professor of Entomology, is now Professor in the Department of Entomology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where he directs studies on the Systematics and Biology of Parasitic Hymenoptera. He can be reached at jwhitfie@life.uiuc.edu. |
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Won-young Choi, former Ph.D. student at the University of Arkansas, received his Ph. D. from the University of Illinois (Champaign-Urbana) in December 2005. He has a permanent entomology position with the Bio-resource Management Division of the National Institute of Biological Resources, South Korea. He can be contacted at nnlwchoi@gmail.com. |