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Current GraduatE Students

Pierce Adams

Pierce Adams

M.S. Student

Texas Tech University

Research Theme

Mottled duck ecology relative to historical fires on the Gulf Coast

Shelby Barton

Shelby Barton

M.S. Student

Texas Tech University

Research Theme

Brush Management

Chris Carter

Chris Carter

Ph.D. Student

Texas Tech University

Research Theme

Distribution and quality of surface water for desert bighorn sheep in the Trans Pecos of Texas: implications for habitat use, disease risks, and sheep survival in a changing landscape

Carsten Groos

Carsten Groos

M.S. Student

Texas Tech University

Research Theme

Predictive population modeling for axis, aoudad, and white-tailed deer in the Edwards Plateau region of Texas

Seth Hawke

Seth Hawke

M.S. Student

Texas Tech University

Research Theme

Movement and habitat selection of gray wolves in Southcentral Alaska

Matthew Hewitt

Matthew Hewitt

Ph.D. Student

Texas Tech University
Sul Ross State University

Research Theme

Developing a reliable monitoring program For recolonizing black bear populations in the Trans-Pecos

Karen Hondrick

Karen Hondrick

M.S. Student

Texas Tech University

Research Theme

Using Christmas Bird Count and NLCD data to assess bird assemblage changes relative to landcover changes on the Gulf Coast

Laken Mize

Laken Mize

M.S. Student

Texas Tech University

Research Theme

Evaluation of Super-Stocking on Genetics and Recruitment of Wild Turkeys in Texas

Grace Newcomb

Grace Newcomb

M.S. Student

Texas Tech University

Research Theme

Range-Wide Comprehensive Health Assessment of Rio Grande Wild Turkeys

Corin Olivas

Corin Olivas

Ph.D. Student

Texas Tech University

Research Theme

Snowy plover population structure and plumage variation

Angela Patrick

Angela Patrick

Ph.D. Student

Texas Tech University

Research Theme

Developing a novel approach to modeling infectious disease transmission in multi-species systems

Madison Ramsey

Madison Ramsey

M.S. Student

Texas Tech University

Research Theme

Examining the effects of neonicotinoids on ring-necked pheasant physiology

Contact

Dr. Warren Conway

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Department of Natural Resources Management

Texas Tech University

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Tel: 806-834-6579

Email: warren.conway@ttu.edu​

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www.depts.ttu.edu/nrm

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