RESEARCH & TEACHING INTERESTS

agroecology, biodiversity, community ecology, conservation, insects, tropical biology, urban ecology

Professional appointments

2006 – present, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Environmental Sciences, University of Toledo

2006 – present, Research Associate, Smithsonian Institution, Migratory Bird Center

2004 – 2006, Postdoctoral Fellow, Smithsonian Institution, Migratory Bird Center

EDUCATION

2004 Ph.D., University of Michigan, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

1995 B.S., University of Washington, Major in Zoology, Minor in Music

Other Relevant Classes

2006 Smithsonian Conservation & Research Center, Intro. to GIS and Remote Sensing

2006 Smithsonian Conservation & Research Center, Advanced Conservation GIS

2004 California Academy of Sciences, Ant Course, La Selva Biological Station, Costa Rica

GRANTS

In preparation for submission

NSF – Ecological Biology, “Testing multiple hypotheses of community assembly in a tropical insect: Arboreal twig-nesting ants in coffee agroecosystems” (PI)

Received

University of Toledo Strategic Enhancement Awards, “Women, the environment and sustainability: Local and global perspectives and strategies on food production and acquisition” (2008, Co-PI’s: A. Krause, A. Pryor, $16,000).

University of Toledo Summer Research Award and Fellowships Program, “Arthropod biodiversity in urban habitats: determining the relative importance of parks, gardens, and abandoned lots and habitat features in Toledo” (2007, PI, $11,500)

L’Óreal USA Fellowship for Women in Science, “A multi-scale approach to assessing hurricane damage to agricultural systems and landscapes of varying management intensity” (2006, PI, $20,000)

Smithsonian Institution Research Award, “A bi-regional comparison of sustainable coffee certification: developing conservation strategies for Chiapas, Mexico and Sumatra, Indonesia” (2004, PI, $2400)

Smithsonian “Bird-friendly” Research Fund, “A bi-regional comparison of sustainable coffee certification: developing conservation strategies for Chiapas, Mexico and Sumatra, Indonesia” (2004, PI, $14,500)

Block Grant, U. of Michigan, “Trophic cascades: measuring density and behaviorally-mediated effects of phorid flies on ant and herbivore communities in coffee agroecosystems” (2003, PI, $1809)

Rackham Discretionary Funds Award, University of Michigan, “The ecology of ants in coffee agroecosystems in Chiapas, Mexico” (2002, PI, $2500)

Helen Olsen Brower Memorial Fellowship in Environmental Sciences, “The current and potential effects of ants and ant diversity on herbivores in coffee agroecosystems” (2002, PI, $6023)

Rackham Dissertation Thesis Grant, University of Michigan, “The current and potential effects of ants and ant diversity on herbivores in coffee agroecosystems” (2002, PI, $2044)

Sokol International Research Fellowship, “Towards sustainable production: The role of ants as predators in coffee agroecosystems in Chiapas, Mexico” (2000, PI, $5000)

Block Grant, University of Michigan, “The ecology and spatial patterns of ants in coffee agroforests” (2000, PI, $500)

Latin American and Caribbean Studies Field Research Grant, University of Michigan, “Applying ant ecology to biological control uses in coffee agroforests” (2000, PI, $500)

Block Grant, University of Michigan, “The ecology of ants as biological control agents in coffee and cacao agroforests” (1999, PI, $1158)

Latin American and Caribbean Studies Field Research Grant, University of Michigan, “The ecology of ants as biological control agents in coffee and cacao agroforestry” (1999, PI, $880)

Patrick Stewart Human Rights Scholarship, Amnesty International, “Accompanying human rights activists in Guatemala”, (1996, PI, $1400)

TRAVEL AWARDS

2007 Kohler International Travel Grant, University of Toledo, ($1000)

2006 Kohler International Travel Grant, University of Toledo, ($500)

2004 International Institute Travel Grant, University of Michigan ($300)

2004 Rackham Graduate School Travel Grant, University of Michigan ($400)

2002 Rackham Graduate School Travel Grant, University of Michigan ($400)

FELLOWSHIPS

2006 Earth Institute Postdoctoral Fellowship, Columbia University (declined)

2006 American Association for University Women Postdoctoral Fellowship (declined)

2004 Smithsonian Institution Postdoctoral Research Fellowship (2 years, $66,400)

1999 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship (3 year, $90,000)

1998 Regent’s Fellowship, Rackham Graduate School, U. of Michigan (3 year, $80,000)

PUBLICATIONS

Peer-reviewed publications (published or in press)

1. Chazdon RL, Harvey CA, Komar O, van Bruegel M, Ferguson BG, Griffith D, Martínez-RamosM, Morales H, Nigh R, Soto-Pinto L, Philpott SM. (in press) Beyond reserves: A Research agenda for conserving biodiversity in tropical cultural landscapes. Biotropica

2. De la Mora A*, Livingston G*, Philpott SM. (in press) Arboreal ant abundance and leaf miner damage in coffee agroecosystems. Biotropica

3. Philpott SM, Arendt W, Armbrecht I, Bichier P, Dietsch T, Gordon C, Greenberg R, Perfecto I, Soto-Pinto L, Tejeda-Cruz C, Williams G, Valenzuela J. (in press) Biodiversity loss in Latin American coffee landscapes: reviewing evidence on ants, birds, and trees. Conservation Biology

4. Philpott SM, Perfecto I, Vandermeer J, Uno S. (in press) Spatial scale and density dependence in a host parasitoid system: an arboreal ant, Azteca instabilis and its Pseudacteon phorid parasitoid. Environmental Entomology

5. Dietsch TV, Philpott SM. (2008) Linking consumers to sustainability: Incorporating science into eco-friendly certification. Globalizations 5: 247-258

6. Greenberg R, Perfecto I, and Philpott SM. (2008) Agroforestry systems as model systems for tropical ecology. Special Feature in Ecology 89: 913-914

7. Philpott SM, Bichier P, Rice, R, and Greenberg, R. (2008) Biodiversity, yields, and farmer incomes in coffee agroecosystems: implications for ecological and economic sustainability in Sumatra, Indonesia. Biodiversity and Conservation 17: 1805-1820

8. Philpott SM, Lin BB, Jha S, Brines SA. (2008) A multi-scale assessment of hurricane impacts based on land-use and topographic features. Agriculture, Ecosystems, & Environment 128: 12-20

9. Philpott SM, Perfecto I, Vandermeer J. (2008) Behavioral diversity of predatory ants in coffee agroecosystems. Environmental Entomology 37: 181-191

10. Philpott SM, Perfecto I, Vandermeer J. (2008) Effects of predatory ants on lower trophic levels across a gradient of coffee management complexity. Journal of Animal Ecology 77: 505-511

11. VanBael SA, Philpott SM, Greenberg, R, Bichier P, Barber N, Mooney KA, Gruner D. (2008) Birds as top predators across natural and managed systems. Special Feature in Ecology 89: 928-934

12. Vandermeer, J, Perfecto, I, Philpott SM. (2008) Clusters of ant colonies and robust criticality in a tropical agroecosystem. Nature 451: 457-460

13. Delabie JHC, Jahyn B, Cardoso de Nascimento I, Mariano CSF, Lacau S, Campiolo S, Schroth G, Philpott SM, Leponce, M. (2007) Contribution of cocoa plantations to the conservation of native ants (Insecta: Hymenoptera: Formicidae) with a special emphasis on the tropical Atlantic fauna of southern Bahia, Brazil. Biodiversity and Conservation 16: 2359–2384

14. Dunn RR, Sanders NJ, Fitzpatrick MC, Laurent E, Lessard JP, Agosti D, Andersen A, Bruhl C, Cerda X, Ellison A, Fisher B, Gibb H, Gotelli N, Gove A, Guenard B, Janda M, Kaspari M, Longino JT, Majer J, McGlynn TP, Menke S, Parr C, Philpott S, Pfeiffer M, Retana J, Suarez A, Vasconcelos H. (2007) Global Ant Biodiversity and Biogeography--A New Database and its Possibilities. Myrmelogical News 10: 77-83

15. Philpott SM, Bichier P, Rice, R, and Greenberg, R. (2007) Field testing ecological and economic benefits of coffee certification programs. Conservation Biology 21: 975-985

16. Jedlicka J, Greenberg R, Perfecto I, Philpott S, Dietsch, T (2006) Seasonal foraging niche shifts of tropical avian residents: resource competition at work? Journal of Tropical Ecology 22: 385-395

17. Philpott SM (2006) Ant patchiness: a spatially quantitative test in coffee agroecosystems. Naturwissenschaften 93: 386-392

18. Philpott SM, Armbrecht I (2006) Biodiversity in tropical agroforests and the ecological role of ants and ant diversity in predatory function. Ecological Entomology 31: 369-377

19. Philpott SM, Perfecto I, Vandermeer J (2006) Effects of management system and season on arboreal ant diversity and abundance in coffee agroecosystems. Biodiversity and Conservation 15: 139-155

20. Philpott SM, Uno S, Maldonado J (2006) The importance of ants and high-shade management to coffee pollination and yield in Chiapas, Mexico. Biodiversity and Conservation 15: 487-501

21. Philpott SM (2005) Trait-mediated effects of parasitic phorid flies (Diptera: Phoridae) on ant (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) competition and resource access in coffee agroecosystems. Environmental Entomology 34: 1089-1094

22. Philpott SM (2005) Effects of shade tree pruning on arboreal ants in coffee agroforestry systems. Agroforestry Systems 64: 219-224

23. Philpott SM, Foster PF (2005) Nest-site limitation in coffee agroecosystems: artificial nests promote maintenance of arboreal ant diversity. Ecological Applications 15: 1478–1485

24. Philpott SM, Greenberg R, Bichier P (2005) The influence of ants on the foraging behavior of birds in an agroforest. Biotropica 37: 467-470

25. Dietsch T, Philpott SM, Rice R, Greenberg R, Bichier P (2004) Conservation policy in coffee landscapes. Science 303:365

26. Philpott SM, Greenberg R, Bichier P, Perfecto I (2004) Impacts of major predators on tropical agroforest arthropods: comparisons within and across taxa. Oecologia 140:140-149

27. Philpott SM, Maldonado J, Vandermeer J, Perfecto I (2004) Taking trophic cascades up a level: behaviorally-modified effects of phorid flies on ants and ant prey in coffee agroecosystems. Oikos 105: 141-147

28. Philpott SM, Dietsch T (2003) Coffee and conservation: a global context and farmer involvement. Conservation Biology 17:1844-1846

29. Vandermeer J, Perfecto I, Ibarra-Nunez G, Philpott S, Garcia-Ballinas JA (2002) Ants (Azteca sp.) as potential biological control agents in organic shade coffee production in Southern Chiapas, Mexico: Complication of indirect effects. Agroforestry Systems 56:271-276

Manuscripts in revisions (available on request)

1. Friedrich R*, Philpott SM. Nest-site limitation and nesting resources of ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) in urban green spaces. (Environmental Entomology)

2. Philpott SM, Soong O, Lowenstein J, Pulido AL, Tobar-Lopez D, de Clerck FD. Functional traits and ecosystem services: Bird predation on arthropods in tropical agroecosystems (Ecological Applications)

Manuscripts in review (available on request)

1. Mathis KA*, Philpott SM, Moreira, R. Parasite lost: Chemical and visual cues used by Pseudacteon in search of Azteca instabilis. (Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology)

Manuscripts in preparation (available on request)

1. Bobak A*, Philpott SM. Arthropods in urban gardens: Comparing diversity and abundance in three microhabitats. (Journal of Agricultural and Urban Entomology, submission Aug ’08)

2. Dunn RR, Sanders NJ, Menke SB, Weiser MD, Fitzpatrick MC, Agosti D, Andersen A, Bruhl C, Cerda X, Ellison A, Fisher B, Gibb H, Gotelli N, Gove A, Guenard B, Janda M, Kaspari M, Laurent EJ, Longino JT, Majer J, McGlynn TP, Parr C, Philpott S, Pfeiffer M, Retana J, Suarez A, Vasconcelos H. The Hemispheric asymmetry in diversity is not explained by temperature — a global analysis with ground-foraging ants (Proceedings of the Royal Society, submission Sept ’08)

3. Livingston G*, Philpott SM. Neutral and niche assembly across a resource gradient; empirical insights from a diverse community of tropical arboreal ants (Ecology, submission Aug ’08)

4. Philpott SM. Effects of a dominant arboreal ant on twig-nesting ant diversity and nest establishment (Ecology, submission Oct ‘08)

5. Uno S, Cotton J, Philpott SM. Ants in the city: effects of habitat characteristics and urbanization on ant diversity and abundance in urban green spaces (Biodiversity and Conservation, submission Sept ’08)

Book Chapters, Editorials, and Book reviews

1. Greenberg R, Perfecto I, Philpott SM. (2008). Brewing Biodiversity. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 6: 115

2. Vandermeer J, Perfecto I, Philpott SM, Chappel MJ (2008) Reenfocando la conservación en el paisaje: la importancia de la matriz. Pages 75-104 in: Saenz J, Harvey C, editors. Biodiversidad en Paisajes Fragmentados de Mesoamérica. CATIE, Turrialba, Costa Rica

3. Perfecto, I, Armbrecht, I, Philpott SM, Soto-Pinto L, Dietsch TV, (2007) Shaded coffee and the stability of rainforest margins in Latin America. Pages 227-264 in: T Tscharntke, C Leuschner, M Zeller, E Guhadja, A Bidin, editors. The stability of tropical rainforest margins, linking ecological, economic and social constraints of land use and conservation. Springer, Environmental Science Series, Heidelberg and New York.

4. Philpott S (2003) Book Review: The failure of modern agriculture and hope for the future. Endangered Species Update 20:194-198

5. Philpott SM, Perfecto I, Armbrecht I, Parr C (in revisions) Disturbance and habitat transformation. In: L. Lach, C. Parr, K. Abbott, editors. Ant Ecology. Oxford University Press.

* Indicates undergraduate students and other advisees

INVITED TALKS

Philpott SM (2008) Impactos de Huracán Stan en el Soconusco: un análisis a múltiples escalas, ECOSUR – Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico

Philpott SM (2008) Esquemas de certificación de café: ¿promoviendo la vida campesina y la biodiversidad? Foro Bosques, Agricultura y Sociedad: Cultivando Nuevas Alianzas. San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico

Philpott SM (2008) Biodiversity and ecosystem services in coffee agroecosystems. Specialty Coffee Association of America Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, MN

Philpott SM (2008) A multi-scale assessment of hurricane impacts in agricultural landscapes. Department of Geography and Planning, University of Toledo.

Philpott SM (2008). Biodiversity and ecosystem services in the coffee agroecosystem. Department of E3B, Columbia University

Philpott SM, VanBael S, Greenberg R, Bichier P, Mooney KA, Barber NA, Gruner DS (2007) Birds as predators in tropical agroforests. Organized Oral Session on Tropical Agroforests as Model Systems for Ecology. Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of America, San Jose, California.

Uno S, Lin BB, Philpott SM (2007) Ecological and economic services in coffee agroecosystems. Organized Oral Session on Agricultural landscapes: Critical for biodiversity conservation and ecosystem restoration. Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of America, San Jose, California.

Philpott, SM Perfecto, I (2007) Biodiversity, Ecological, and Economic Services in Coffee Agroecosystems. Symposium on Managing Tropical Agricultural Landscapes to Enhance Biodiversity. Annual Meeting of the Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation, Morelia, Mexico

Philpott, SM (2007) Conservation, biodiversity, and ant community ecology in coffee agroecosystems, Department of Biological Sciences, Bowling Green State University

Philpott, SM (2006) Café, Coberatura, Producción y Biodiversidad: una meta-análisis de patrones en cafetales latinoamericanos, Project Corridor Working Group, CATIE, Costa Rica

Philpott, SM, Armbrecht, I, Perfecto, I, (2006) Ant community ecology in the coffee agroecosystem, Ant Community Ecology Symposium, International Union for the Study of Social Insects, 2006 Congress

Philpott, SM (2006) Ant Farming: What Ants Can Tell Us About Coffee and Conservation, National Zoo Evening Lecture Series, Washington, DC

Philpott, SM (2006) Biodiversity function, conservation, and certification in coffee agroecosystems, Department of Environmental Studies, Antioch New England Graduate School

Philpott, SM (2006) Biodiversity function, food webs, and conservation in coffee agroecosystems, Dept. of Earth, Ecological and Environmental Sciences, University of Toledo

Philpott, SM (2005) Biodiversity, conservation, and certification in coffee agroecosystems. Wildlife Conservation Society Indonesia Program, Bogor

Philpott, SM (2004) Biodiversity function and conservation in coffee agroecosystems in Chiapas, Mexico. Agroecology Department, University of Göttingen, Germany

Philpott, SM (2004) La diversidad, ecología, y función de las hormigas arbóreas en agroecosistemas de café en Soconusco, Chiapas, México. El Colegio de la Frontera Sur, Tapachula, Chiapas, México

Philpott, SM, Greenberg, R, Bichier P, and Perfecto, I (2004) Impacts of ant and bird predators on Inga spp. arthropods: comparisons within and across taxa. Nectar and Honeydew Resources Symposium, Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation Annual Meeting, Miami.

Philpott S, Armbrecht I, Uno S, Gallego M (2003) Ecosystem function in coffee agroecosystems of Mexico and Colombia. In: Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting, Agroecology Symposium, Savannah, Georgia

Philpott S, Uno S (2003) The potential benefits of ants to coffee pollination under high-shade management. In: Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting, Workshop: Exploring the role of ecologists and scientific research in the current international coffee crises, Savannah, Georgia

CONTRIBUTED PAPERS

MathisKA*, Moreira RF, Philpott SM. Chemcial and visual cues used by Pseudacteon in search of Azteca instabilis. In Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Philpott, SM (2006) Changes in ant predatory function across a gradient of coffee management complexity. In Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting, Memphis, Tennessee

Philpott, SM (2006) Field-testing fair-trade, organic and shade coffee certification: bird, ant, and vegetative diversity in Chiapas, Mexico. In: Ecology in the Age of Globalization, Ecological Society of America Meeting, Merida, Mexico

Philpott, SM and Dietsch, T (2005) Bird-Friendly and Fair Trade Certification: Linking Consumers to Sustainability. In: Trading Morsels, Growing Hunger, Decimating Nature: Linking Food and Trade to Development and the Environment. Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies

Philpott, S (2004) Limitación de nidos y control biológico en agroecosistemas del café: nidos artificiales mantienen diversidad de hormigas arbóreas, I Congreso para el Desarrollo de las Zonas Cafetaleras, Tapachula, Chiapas, México

Philpott S (2003) Trophic cascades: Effects of parasitic phorid flies on ant behavior. In: Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting, Savannah, Georgia

Philpott S (2003) Book Review: The failure of modern agriculture and hope for the future. Endangered Species Update 20:194-198

Philpott S (2002) The insurance hypothesis of biodiversity function: an empirical test of ant predators in coffee agroecosystems. In: Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting, Tucson, Arizona

Philpott S (1997) Exotic ladybird beetles in Washington prairies and their interactions with native ants. In: Dunn P and Ewing K (eds) The Ecology and Conservation of the South Puget Prairie Landscape. The Nature Conservancy, Seattle, Washington, pp 141-147

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Instructor

Biodiversity, Conservation, and Ecosystem Services in Managed Landscapes, NCEAS Distributed Graduate Seminar, University of Toledo (Graduate, Spring 2007)

Conservation Biology, University of Toledo (Undergraduate/Graduate, Spring 2008)

Environmental Problems Laboratory, University of Toledo (Undergraduate, Spring 2007, Fall 2007, Fall 2008)

Ecology, Conservation, and Development in the New World Tropics (taught in Spanish), University of Michigan Residential College (Undergraduate, Fall 2003)

Introduction to Environmental Studies, University of Toledo (Undergraduate, Fall 2007-2008)

Graduate Student Instructor

Neotropical Rainforest Dynamics, (taught in Nicaragua in Spanish), University of Michigan (Undergraduate/ Graduate Spring 2001-2004)

Biology and Human Affairs, University of Michigan (Undergraduate, Fall 2001)

Introductory Biology, University of Michigan (Undergraduate, Spring 1999)

Guest Lecturer

Natural Resource Management, School for Field Studies, Costa Rica (Undergraduate, Fall 2005)

Ecology of Agroecosystems, University of Michigan (Undergraduate/Graduate, Fall 2002)

Laboratory in Field Ecology, University of Michigan (Graduate, Fall 2001-2002, 2006)

GRADUATE STUDENTS

Principal Advisor

Audrey Bobak, M.S. (non-thesis option) in Ecology, University of Toledo, to start Fall 2008

Russell Friedrich, M.S. in Ecology, University of Toledo, to start Fall 2008

David Gonthier, M.S. in Ecology, University of Toledo, to start Fall 2008

Co-director

Hector Hernan Henao Uribe, M.S. in Biology, Universidad del Valle, Colombia, 2006-present

Committee member

Dan Wang, Ph.D. in Ecology, University of Toledo, 2006-present

Leonardo Rivera, M.S. in Biology, Universidad del Valle, Colombia, 2006-present

Audra Croskey, M.S. in Ecology, University of Toledo 2007-present

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS & POSTGRADUATE RESEARCHERS

Undergraduate Theses Advised

Russell Friedrich, University of Toledo. “Nest-site limitation and nesting resources of ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) in urban green spaces” (2007)

Kaitlyn Mathis, Hampshire College. “Chemical ecology of Azteca-Pseudacteon relationships in coffee agroecosystems” (2007)

Other Undergraduate Research Projects Advised

Audrey Bobak, University of Toledo. “Comparing arthropod diversity in urban garden microhabitats with an examination of common gardening techniques” (2007)

Leigh Moorhead, University of Toledo. “Abundance and diversity of epiphytes in coffee plantations in southern Mexico” (2008)

Other Undergraduate Students and Post-graduates Mentored

Aldo de la Mora Rodriguez, El Colegio de la Frontera Sur, Mexico, 2007-present

Randall Hartmann, University of Toledo, 2007-2008

Christine Pfouts, University of Toledo, 2007-2008

Matthew R. Naujoks, University of Toledo, 2007

George Livingston, University of Michigan, 2006-2008

Lucille Herrick, University of Toledo, 2006-2007

Aaron Hammond, University of California, Santa Cruz, 2003

Freddy Camposeco Silvestre, Universidad Autónoma de Chiapas, 2003

Jorge Cabrera Santos, Universidad Autónoma de Chiapas, 2003

UNIVERSITY SERVICE

University of Toledo

Undergraduate Affairs Committee, Dept. of Environmental Sciences (2007-present)

Student Awards Committee, Dept. of Environmental Sciences (2007-present)

Undergraduate Honors Advisor, Dept. of Environmental Sciences (2006-present)

Undergraduate Research Coordinator, Dept. of Environmental Sciences (2006-present)

Undergraduate Recruitment Committee, Dept. of Environmental Sciences (2006)

Faculty Advisor for the Society for Environmental Education (S.E.E.) (2007-present)

University of Michigan

Diversity Committee, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (2003-2004)

EDITORIAL SERVICE

Guest editor for Ecology Special Feature “Agroforests as Model Systems for Tropical Ecology” with R. Greenberg and I. Perfecto (Subject editor for 2 of 5 manuscripts)

Guest editor for Conservation Biology

Reviewer for Journals (No. of reviews): Acta Oecologia (1), Agriculture, Ecosystems, and Environment (1), Agroforestry Systems (2), Animal Biology (1), Biodiversity and Conservation (3), Biological Conservation (1), Biological Invasions (1), Biotropica (3), Caribbean Journal of Science (1), Conservation Letters (1), Ecography (2), Ecology (4), Ecological Entomology (1), Ecoscience (1), Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment (1), Global Change Biology (1), Insect Diversity and Conservation (1), Journal of Applied Ecology (1), Journal of Applied Entomology (1), Naturwissenschaften (1), Oikos (1)

Grant Reviewer: Grant Agency, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic (1), Natural Environment Research Council (1), Colciencias, National Science Grant Agency of Colombia (1)

OTHER SERVICE

Participant in NCEAS Working Group “Biodiversity and Conservation Value of Agricultural Landscapes of Mesoamerica”, 2005

Stacy M. Philpott

RESEARCH & TEACHING INTERESTS

Professional appointments

EDUCATION

TEACHING EXPERIENCE