Pedram Daneshgar, Ph.D.
He received a Ph.D. from University of Florida.
Expertise: Dr. Danesghar can speak on Ecology and Botany, invasive species, ecosystem restoration, and rare species.
Association(s): School of Science
Presentation(s):
Endangered species
Recommended Audience(s): Middle School, High School, College or University, Community Groups
Fruits and Flowers
Recommended Audience(s): Elementary School, Middle School
Invasive species
Recommended Audience(s): College or University, Community Groups
Restoration
Recommended Audience(s): High School, College or University, Community Groups
Catherine Duckett, Ph.D.
She serves Monmouth University as associate dean of the School of Science charged with student and faculty professional development as well as teaching evolution and other duties. Dr. Duckett has administrative expertise in mentoring, as well as scientific achievements in the evolution of leaf beetles. She received a Ph.D. from Cornell University.
Expertise: Dr. Duckett can speak on the following topics: entomology, biology and behavior of insects and international student exchange.
Association(s): School of Science
Presentation(s):
Entomology, biology and behavior of insects
Recommended Audience(s): Elementary School, Middle School, High School, College or University, Community Groups
International Student exchange and the benefits to students at different stages of their education
Recommended Audience(s): Elementary School, Middle School, High School, College or University, Community Groups
Leaf beetle biology and evolution
Recommended Audience(s): Elementary School, Middle School, High School, College or University, Community Groups
Women in Science: known barriers and policies to overcome barriers for women in science
Recommended Audience(s): Elementary School, Middle School, High School, College or University, Community Groups
Dorothy Lobo, Ph.D.
She received a Ph.D. from The Catholic University of America.
Expertise:
Dr. Lobo can speak on the following topics: cell and molecular biology and signal transduction pathways. Current research includes the regulation of stress signaling pathways during cell proliferation and programmed cell death.
Association(s): School of Science
Presentation(s):
Cancer
Recommended Audience(s): High School, College or University, Community Groups
Cloning
Recommended Audience(s): High School, Community Groups
Stem Cells
Recommended Audience(s): High School, College or University, Community Groups
Karen Pesce, Ph.D.
She received a Ph.D. from Rutgers University.
Expertise: Dr. Pesce can speak on the following topics: environmental microbiology; impacts of human activities on the environment; and teaching science through authentic learning.
Association(s): School of Science
Presentation(s):
Environment and Human Health
Recommended Audience(s): Middle School, High School, Community Groups
How Microbes Rule The World
Recommended Audience(s): Elementary School, Middle School, High School, Community Groups
Practical Applications of Authentic Learning in the Sciences
Recommended Audience(s): Community Groups
John Tiedemann, M.S.
He received an M.S. from Florida Institute of Technology.
Expertise: John Tiedemann can speak on the following topics: marine ecology, coastal zone management, environmental science, and marine and environmental education. Current applied research includes macrozooplankton studies of Barnegat Bay and an analysis of catch and release stress in angled striped bass.
Association(s): School of Science, Urban Coast Institute (UCI)
Presentation(s):
Habitat Conservation and Restoration
Recommended Audience(s): College or University, Community Groups
Responsible Angling
Recommended Audience(s): College or University, Community Groups
Watershed Management
Recommended Audience(s): College or University, Community Groups