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J.A. Nyman Education ABBREVIATED CURRICULA VITAE: JOHN ANDREW NYMAN B.S. major in Biological Sciences M.S. major in Wildlife Ph.D. major in Oceanography and Coastal Sciences Academic Rank Peer-reviewed Publications University of New Orleans Louisiana State University Louisiana State University Associate Professor 51 (plus two in press) peer-reviewed journals 35 peer-reviewed book chapters 7 peer-reviewed conference proceedings 9 Presentations 103 Talks 84 Posters 19 Television/Radio/Print Interviews 5/3/14 External Funding $1,940,175 State $862,268 Regional $700,747 National $377,160 Graduate Committees Completed (LSU only) 37 Chaired Member Typical Teaching Load 2 Ph.D., 7 M.S. 8 Ph.D., 20 M.S. 2 fall classes; 2 spring classes; one everyother-summer class Undergraduate Courses Regularly Taught 4 Graduate Courses Regularly Taught 1 Official Job Description (from letter of offer dated 13 October, 2000): The initial appointment is 60% research in the Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station and 40% teaching in the LSU College of Agriculture. You will be expected to develop a research program in the area of wetlands wildlife ecology and management. You will also be expected to develop a graduate student program and to teach undergraduate and graduate level courses in wildlife science and wetland ecology/management. We will provide you with limited funds to support your program of research, but you will also be expected to support your research through extramural funding. 4
J.A. Nyman HISTORY OF ASSIGNMENTS AND EDUCATION 1. History Of Assignments Professor (2012-present). School of Renewable Natural Resources, LSU Agricultural Center and Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA 70803. Research (60%) in wetland wildlife ecology and teaching (40%) in graduate and undergraduate programs in wildlife science and wetland ecology and management. Associate Professor (2006 - 2012). School of Renewable Natural Resources, LSU Agricultural Center and Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA 70803. Research (60%) in wetland wildlife ecology and teaching (40%) in graduate and undergraduate programs in wildlife science and wetland ecology and management. Assistant Professor (2001 –2006). School of Renewable Natural Resources, LSU Agricultural Center and Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA 70803. Research (60%) in wetland wildlife ecology and teaching (40%) in graduate and undergraduate programs in wildlife science and wetland ecology and management. Research Associate (1994-2000), Department of Biology, University of Southwestern Louisiana, P.O. Box 42451, Lafayette, LA 70504-2451. Independently developed a 100%, externally funded program to support salary, conduct research, and train graduate students in the ecology and management of wetlands. Contribute to education of graduate and undergraduate students. Research Associate II, III (1988- 1994), Wetland Biogeochemistry Institute, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge LA 70803-7511. Plan, design, and conduct ecological research in wetlands; communicate research results. Research Assistant (1987-1988), School of Forestry, Wildlife, and Fisheries, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge LA 70803. (20 hr/week). Study the effects of waterfowl management on aquatic vegetation, emergent vegetation, and marsh loss. Also assist with alligator tagging, aerial counting of alligator nests, waterfowl use surveys, nutria food habit studies, etc. Wildlife Specialist II (1985-1987), Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, 2415 Darnell Road, New Iberia 70560, LA. Work 8-day shifts at the remote Pass A Loutre Wildlife Management Area, which lies at the very end of the Mississippi River. Enforce hunting and boating regulations. Monitor sulfur mining and oil/gas mining for compliance with pollution regulations. Collect environmental data. Assist biologists from various agencies collect environmental data. Maintain numerous small boats, a crew boat, and an airboat. 2. Education Ph.D. with a major in Oceanography and Coastal Studies, minor in Wildlife, 1993. Louisiana State University. Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Major Professor: W.H. Patrick, Jr. Dissertation: Soil processes related to wetland loss in coastal Louisiana. M.S. with a major in Wildlife, 1989, Louisiana State University. Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Major Professor: R.H. Chabreck. Thesis: Some effects of weir-management on vegetation and marsh loss, Marsh Island, Louisiana. B.S. with a major in Biological Sciences, 1984, University of New Orleans, New Orleans, Louisiana 6 hours, Center for Faculty Development, Louisiana State University, 1993-1994. 5
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