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CURRENT GRADUATE STUDENTS [ » Prospective Graduate Students]
CURRENT GRADUATE STUDENTS
The Department of Fisheries and Wildlife offers graduate work leading to the Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees with majors in fisheries or wildlife science. The Department participates in the Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies in Natural Resource Management.
Students interested in marine conservation can
CURRENT GRADUATE STUDENT HIGHLIGHTS James Losee
Meet James Losee, M. S. graduate student in Fisheries Science working with Dr. Jessica Miller. Prior to starting the Master's program he was studying the trophic interactions of juvenile salmon in the marine environment with NOAA. Regarding his current MS program, James said, "It has been a great opportunity to pick up skills that I was lacking prior to coming back to school and make new relationships with researchers here at OSU."
His current research involves relating changes in the marine trophic interaction in the ocean to variability in the ocean ecosystem, in order to measure changes in diet and the food web of salmon. James is monitoring the parasites that salmon obtain through marine trophic interactions and using those parasites as biological tags on the salmon.
Attention Students!! If you are a current graduate student in Fisheries & Wildlife and would like to have your project highlighted in the Current Graduate Student Highlights section, please submit a short description of your project, what you like best about it, and a picture or two of you performing activities related to your project. Send your submission via email to us at nancy.allen@oregonstate.edu. Please visit the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) webpage for additional information. Please visit the Fisheries and Wildlife Graduate Student Organization homepage. |
