Supporting Documentation · Nov 10, 2024
Exhibit O6 Emile Dominick CV February 2025
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Show all pages- NJ DEP Science Advisory Board, 2010-2012 - NJ Natural Lands Trust, Trustee, 1993-present. - Smithsonian Migratory Bird Council, 1992-4. - North American Migratory Songbird Curriculum Assessment Team, 1994-1997. PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES: - Society for Ecological Restoration - Natural Areas Association - Land Trust Alliance. EDUCATION: 1982-88 Ph.D., Ecology. University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI. -Thesis: “The scale of habitat selection by birds in the NJ Pine Barrens: effects of fine- grained vegetation heterogeneity within a forest ecosystem.” This landscape ecology approach predicted distribution and abundance of bird species, based on vegetation patterns and foraging behaviors at different levels of scale. -Awarded: Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation Fellowship; Frank M. Chapman Memorial Fund from the American Museum of Natural History (field research grant); Dean's Assigned Fellowship, University of Wisconsin Graduate School. 1976-81 B.A., Zoology. Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ. -Graduated: Highest Honors class of 1981; Highest Departmental Distinction, Zoology. -Awarded: Phi Beta Kappa, Garden State (NJ) Fellowship. PINE SNAKE RESEARCH – PUBLISHED Co-Authorships on next page REFERENCES: provided upon request.
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