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John P. Swaddle

I am interested in working with new undergraduate and graduate students,starting in Fall 2008. In particular, I would love to hear from students interested in studying the links between bird ecology and human disease, how sexual influences extinction risk, or in investigating how environmental noise pollution affects bird populations.

If you are interested please read some of the examples on this site and email me to set up an appointment.

Hits since Dec 7, 2004

John Swaddle
Biology Department,
College of William & Mary,
Williamsburg, VA 23187-8795.
Tel: 757 221 2231
Fax 757 221 6483
Email: jpswad@wm.edu

Director of Environmental Science and Policy program and Arts and Sciences Distinguished Associate Professor of Biology. Year of arrival: 2001.
Permanent Lecturer, School of Biological Sciences, University of Bristol, UK (1998-2001)
Royal Society of London University Research Fellow, University of Bristol, UK (1998-2001)
Visiting Research Associate, University of Chicago (1997-1999)
Natural Environment Research Council Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Glasgow, UK (1995-1997)
Natural Environment Research Council Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Bristol, UK (1994-1995)
Ph.D. Behavioral Ecology, University of Bristol, UK (1991-1994)
B.Sc. (Hons) Psychology & Zoology, University of Bristol, UK (1988-1991)

IMPORTANT NEWS: Students should also read about iibbs-BIOMATH - our biomathematics group. We (many faculty in biology, mathematics, and applied science departments) have semester stipend and research funding for undergraduate students interested in exploring quantitative approaches to biology. These approaches include applying both modeling and statistical techniques to help us understand complex biological processes--ranging from cellular processes to large scale ecological and population processes.