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Stewart Wilson
Forestry & Wildland ResourcesWildland Soils, 2010
Research Assistant at UC Davis in Soils and Biogeochemistry. MS Student
TIM PROVAN
Wildlife, 1968
upon graduation, moved to Utah. Completed M.S. Degree in Wildlife Sciences at Utah State. Worked 30 years for Utah Div. Wildlife Resources. Became Director in 1989 Retired and moved to Redding, CA and worked for Duck's Unlimited for 7 years as Regional Director. Retired in 2004. Continue to hunt & fish enjoying the beauty of Northern California.
Carrie Leonard
Oceanography, 1992
Carrie has recently been name the Director of Advanced Concepts for BAE Systems in Honolulu. In this role she meets with the user community to develop technical solutions to their pressing needs. She has also been named the Vice President of the Society of Women Engineers Hawaiian Island Chapter. On a personal note, she's a soccer coach (U8 AYSO), baseball and water polo mom, and active triathlete.
Nicolas Havlik
Forestry & Wildland ResourcesRangeland Resource Science, 2001
Currently employed by Parsons Corporation at Fort Bliss, Texas as the Program Manager for the Integrated Training Area Management(ITAM)Program. Our program focuses on erosion and sediment control, native grass re-seeding, vegetation monitoring, maneuver trail maintenance and reconfiguration, protection of sites both of cultural and biological significance and education to our Military on the importance of being good stewards of the 1500 square miles of training land that encompasses Fort Bliss.
Ronald Anderson
Physics & AstronomyPhysical Science w/Math Minor, 2002
I work for Naval Shipyard doing Radiological work. Dosimetry tech at the moment.
Dr. GAry Joseph Stebbins
Wildlife, 1972
Gary Joseph Stebbins, 1972, Wildlife, has reentered the world of public education as principle of the Greenville, Calif., and Taylorsville, Calif., elementary schools after a career in public education as a teacher and administrator, and then professor of Educational Leadership at San Jose State University. Stebbins and his wife Maureen (a Humboldt alumna) built their retirement home at Lake Almanor, Calif., with the help of family. Stebbins enjoys his "born again" role as principal and Maureen also volunteers at the schools several days a week.
Amy Gustafson
Forestry & Wildland ResourcesRangeland Resource Science, 2007
I am currently a Rangeland Management Specialist for the Sierra National Forest, and have been since fall of 2008.
Thierry Mann
Chemistry, 1993
Ph. D. University of Arizona 1998
Micromass/ Waters 1999-2003
Novartis Pharma 2003-present
Moved to Basel Switzerland 2011
Eric Burke
Forestry & Wildland ResourcesMinor in Environmental Ethics, 2005
Currently a Registered Professional Forester and working for the Plumas National Forest, Feather River Ranger District as a Timber Sale Administrator.
Rani Ram
WildlifeMinor in Anthropology, Spring 2011
Since graduating with my B.S. in May, I have been busy applying to Anthropology graduate programs to specialize in Primatology. An important aspect of this process is applying to scholarships, such as the NSF GRFP, which I highly recommend getting started on early. I have been accepted to my top choice school, Kent State, OH, to study the feeding ecology of saki monkeys in Surinam with Dr. Marilyn Norconk. I didn't follow a traditional path in gaining my degree, and it may have taken me a little longer, but what matters in the end is that if you persist with your education, you will achieve your desired goals. Good luck.