Lab Team
Dr. Andrew DeWoody
Professor of Genetics
Dr. DeWoody's research team uses molecular techniques to study genetics/genomics, behavioral ecology, and population biology in a variety of wildlife species.
765-496-6109
Dr. Keith E Woeste
Adjunct Assist. Professor of Forestry
Dr. Woeste is a scientist in the Hardwood Tree Improvement and Regeneration Center (HTIRC) which develops genetic tools for studying forest trees to improve the sustainability, diversity, and productivity of the central hardwood forest.
765-496-6808
Dr. Rod Williams
Professor of Wildlife Science
Dr. Williams' research team focuses on using both field and molecular tools to study the ecology of amphibians and reptiles.
765-494-3568
Dr. Jason Hoverman
Professor of Wildlife Science
Dr. Hoverman's is broadly interested in the fields of community ecology, ecotoxicology, and disease ecology. His research groups emphasizes the interactive effects of natural and anthropogenic factors in their work. Their work is mainly conducted in wetland systems with a focus on amphibians.
765-494-3568
