The WHAPA Lab Graduate Students

Current Students
	Sunarto co-advised with Dr Mike Vaughan Ecology of Tigers and Their Prey in Riau, Sumatra
	Mike St Germain Bat Habitat Ecology Using Remote Acoustical Detectors at the Army National Guard Maneuver Training Center--Fort Pickett, Blackstone, Virginia.
	Claudia Wultsch co-advised with Dr Mike Vaughan Non-Invasive tracking of jaguars (Panthera onca) and co-occurring feline species in Belize by genotyping feces and remote camera trapping
	Catherine Tredick co-advised with Dr Mike Vaughan Ecology of black bears in Canyon de Chelly National Monument, Arizona: Managing bear-human conflict in a changing environment
	Bernardo Mesa Assessment of Anthropogenic Impacts Trough Non-Invasive Glucocorticoid Measurements on Belizean Jaguar (Panthera onca goldmani) Populations
	Christine Proctor co-advised with Dr Mike Vaughan and Dr Dean Stauffer Red Wolf Movement and Habitat Use in the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge
	Kanchan Thapa Tiger Conservation in the Terai Arc Landscape, Nepal
	Zack Farris co-advised with Dr Sarah Karpanty Impacts of Fragmentation on the Malagasi Carnivore Community

Former Students
	Miranda Davis, 2009 Co-Varying Predator Densities and Mesopredator Release of the Ocelot across Five Study Sites in Belize
	Greg Batts, 2008 co-advised with Dr Mike Vaughan An assessment of Quality Deer Management on a Private Hunt Club in the Virginia Piedmont
	Jeff Kaminski, 2006 Disturbance Effects on Small Mammal Communities in a Managed Appalachian Forest
	Adam Dillon, 2005 Ocelot Density and Home Range in Belize, Central America: Camera-Trapping and Radio Telemetry
	Kate Wright Kelly, 2005 co-advised with Dr Carola Haas Model Validation and Improvement using New Data on Habitat Characteristics Important to Forest Salamanders, and Short-Term Effects of Forestry Practices on Salamander Movement and Population Estimates
	Peter Laver, 2005 Cheetah of the Serengeti Plains: A Home Range Analysis