Diving in Micronesia
Dr. Brian N. Tissot
Associate Professor of Environmental Science
Washington State University Vancouver
14202 NE Salmon Creek Ave.
Vancouver, WA 98686
360.546.9611 (office); 360.546.9454 (lab); 360-546.9064 (fax)
tissot@vancouver.wsu.edu
Research : our lab is focused on the ecology and conservation of marine invertebrates and fishes. Our projects investigate issues at the interface between conservation science, management, and policy. We use quantitative statistical approaches combined with geospatial tools to explore the ecology of physical and biological components of habitat for commercially important fishes with an emphasis on structure-forming invertebrates. I am also working on developing and articulating K-20 reforms in science education. My current major research project are:

For more information visit the Benthic Ecology Lab

Teaching: to challenge students to think creatively and critically about the natural world and their role in it. I currently teach the following courses:

Research group (current students):

  • Delisse Ortiz, PhD Environmental Science graduate student
  • Taylor Aalvik, MS Environmental Science graduate student
  • Camelia Bianchi, MS Environmental Science graduate student
  • Jennifer Bright, MS Environmental Science graduate student
  • Dan Rawding, MS Environmental Science graduate student
  • Todd Stevenson, MS Environmental Science graduate student
  • Kaitlin Graiff, MS Environmental Science graduate student

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Last updated: Aug 18, 2005
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