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Emily Cohen
(Ph.D. student; M.S. , Michigan State University, B.S., Appalachian State University):Individual based models of migrant-habitat relations and movement ecology of songbirds during stopover.

Rodney Felix
(M.S. student; B.S., University of Florida): Exploring habitat associations of en route migrating songbirds over the southwestern United States as detected by Doppler weather surveillance radar.

Sheri Glowinski Matamoros
(Ph.D. student; B.A., Northeastern Illinois University): Stopover biology / transition to over-wintering ecology of passerines in Honduras, Central America. 

Megan Hughes
(Ph. D. student; M.S., University of Vermont, B.A., Earlham College): Behavioral plasticity in passerine migrants as a response to constraints on food resource acquisition during stopover.

Zoltan Nemeth
(Ph.D. student; M.S., Budapest University of Technology and Economics, M.Sc., University of Debrecen): Social behavior and information acquisition of migrants during stopover.

Kristina Paxton
(Ph.D. student; M.S. Northern Arizona University, B.S. University of Texas): The influence of connectivity on migration stopover strategies

Jaci Smolinsky
(M.S. Student; BA Geography SUNY @ Albany): Migratory behavior and departure decisions in coastal areas.

Emily Lain
(M.S. Student; BS University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point): Disturbance ecology and migrant-habitat relations.

Michael Sellers
(M.S. Student; BS Biological Sciences, University of Southern Mississippi): Parasite-Host relationships in migratory birds.

T.J. Zenzal
(M.S. Student; BS Sranton University).

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