PRogram for Interdisciplinary Mathematics, Ecology, and Statistics

PRIMES (PRogram for Interdisciplinary Mathematics, Ecology, and Statistics) is designed to address the challenges of studying complex ecological systems. Modern studies of ecological systems incorporate an extremely wide range of scientific and quantitative techniques, from the collection of data in the field, to the modeling of complex systems, to the application of advanced computational techniques. Consequently, quantitative ecology has become an inherently multi-disciplinary activity. Read More

 

PRIMES Students

2007/2008

 

 

 

Elan Alford
GDPE - Ecology

Greg Ames
Biology - Ecology

Michael Buhnerkempe Biology

Troy Butler
Mathematics

Nathanial Burch
Mathematics

Megan Buzby
Mathematics

   

 

   

Kerry Byrne GDPE

Reesa Conrey
Biology - Ecology

Lindsay Davis Statistics

Dylan George
Biology - Zoology

Zac German
GDPE - Ecology

Sarah Hamilton Mathematics

 

 

 

 

 

Christian Hampson
Mathematics

Stacey Hancock
Statistics

Liz Harp
Biology - Ecology

Kathy Herbener
GDPE - Ecology

Daniel Hernandez-Stumpfhauser
Statistics

Kirstin Holfelder
GDPE

 

 

 

 

Meribeth Huizinga
GDPE - Zoology

Andrew Kanarek
Biology - Zoology

Cayla McBee
Mathematics

Brett McClintock
GDPE - Fishery & Wildlife Biology

Kelly McConville
Statistics

Becky McKeown
Mathematics

 

Will Newton
Mathematics

Matt Pyne Biology

Lindsay V. Reynolds
GDPE - Ecology

Elin Smith
Mathematics

Helen Sofaer
GDPE - Ecology

Derek Sonderegger
Statistics

 

 

 

Maggie Stanislawski
Statistics

Alisa Wade
GDPE - Earth Science

Damian Wandler
Statistics

 

 

 

           

Former Students

 

 

 

Jay Araas
Statistics

Carol Adair
GDPE

Suzie Bird
Mathematics

     

Mark Delorey
Mathematics

Matthew Farnsworth
Biology

Paul Lukacs
Statistics

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

David Neckels
Mathematics

Andrew Schuh
GDPE

Roger Thelwell
Biology

Aryn Wilder
Biology/Zoology

Megan Dailey Higgs
Statistics

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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