Norma Fowler, Professor,
University of Texas at Austin
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Current graduate students
Rebecca Carden. Ph.D. student, Plant Biology Graduate Program. Dissertation topic: Effects of fire and browsing on central Texas woodlands, and effects of woodland structure on fire behavior.
Devin Grobert. Ph.D. student, Plant Biology Graduate Program (co-advised, with Dr. Caroline Farrior) Dissertation topic: Effects of fire in central Texas savannas.
Recent graduate students
Whitney Behr. Ph.D 2023: The effects of prescribed fire on grasslands of the southern Great Plains.
Ashley Green. Ph.D. 2022: Landscape demography of Centaurea stoebe (spotted knapweed) in New York State Ecolab project: Survey of invasive plant species in east-central Texas, with then-undergraduates Andrew Kirsop & Kay Strain.
Carolyn Whiting. Ph.D. 2022: Ecological relationships between invasive grasses, native grasses, and wildfire. Botanist, Big Bend National Park, TX.
Olivia Schmidt. M.A. 2017: Four rare plant species of Big Bend National Park, Texas. Videographer, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
Emily Booth. Ph.D. 2017: Factors determining post-wildfire plant community recovery trajectories in central Texas. Post-doc, Temple University, Pennsylvania.
Gabriel De Jong. M. A. 2014: Past and present effects of propagule pressure on spatial distributions of non-native woody plants in central Texas. Biologist, The Nature Conservancy, Arkansas.
Christina Andruk. Ph.D. 2014: Restoration of central Texas savanna and woodland: the effects of fire, deer and invasive species on plant community trajectories. Faculty, Iona College, New York.
Dr. Fowler's teaching and advising webpages
Section of Integrative Biology
EEB
graduate program
Plant
Biology graduate program
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