
Dr. Sharon J. Hall
Associate Professor, School of Life Sciences
sharonjhall@asu.edu; LSA 320; Click here for my CV.
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Michele Clark
Ph.D. Student
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Kinley Ragan
Master’s Student
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During the summer of 2018, I will be embarking on a twelve-week, six-country, global analysis of human-wildlife conflict management at the borders of six National Parks. In my free time I work at the Phoenix Zoo as a Field Conservation Research Assistant with the goal of being in nature as much as possible!

Megan Wheeler
Ph.D. Student
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Jeffrey Haight
Ph.D. Student
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As a fellow in the USU Climate Adaptation Science program, my thesis work focuses on mapping climate change exposure and landscape connectivity across various ecoregions of the US Intermountain West, with a focus on prioritizing protected area conservation for the resilience of regional biodiversity. For my dissertation work, I plan to investigate how the structure of urban landscapes broadly shapes how wildlife communities utilize city spaces and how landscape-driven behaviors affect the interactions between wildlife and urban residents. In this research, I aim to collaborate with wildlife managers and landscape planners in order to produce information with direct application toward the conservation and management in a rapidly changing world. Website: jeffreyhaight.weebly.com