Robert Lovely
Ph.D.
Academic
Address
Ecology & Conservation
Biology
Biology Department
Madison Area Technical College
3550 Anderson Street
Madison, WI 53704
608-246-6720
Email: rlovely matcmadison.edu
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Education
- Ph.D. University of Wisconsin-Madison,
- M.S. University of Wisconsin-Madison,
- M.A. University of Wisconsin-Madison
- B.A. University of Iowa
Teaching Experience
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2000-2009:
Ecology and Conservation Biology Faculty, Madison Area Technical College,
Madison, Wisconsin
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Summer, 2008:
Coral Reef Ecology Faculty, Institute for Tropical Ecology and Conservation,
Bocas del Toro, Panama
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1999-2000: Chair,
Humanities and Sciences, Marycrest International University, Davenport,
Iowa. Also Chair, Biology and Environmental Science;
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1998-2000: Assistant
Professor of Biology and Environmental Science, Marycrest International
University.
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1998-2000: Faculty
Consultant and Table Leader, advanced placement in environmental science,
Educational Testing Service (ETS), Princeton, NJ. Consulting site:
Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina.
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Summer 1999:
Faculty Consultant ETS College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) Natural
Science Exam, Princeton, NJ.
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1996-1998: Lecturer,
Ecology, Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, University of
Wisconsin-Madison
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Adjunct Professor,
Lakeland College, Madison, Wisconsin; Natural Science.
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Instructor,
Ecology and Conservation Biology, Madison Area Technical College (MATC),
Madison, Wisconsin.
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Summer 1996 Field
Ecology Instructor, Univ. of Wyoming and National Audubon Society
Ecology Workshop in the Rockies, Dubois, Wyoming.
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Spring 1996 Lecturer/Lab
Instructor, "Plant Biology," and "Environmental Science"
Biology Department, Carroll College, Waukesha, Wisconsin.
Course Instructor, "Principles of Ecology," (MATC), Madison,
Wisconsin
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1993-1995 Program
Director, Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters.
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1991-1992 Lecturer,
University of Wisconsin-Madison
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1988-1991 Teaching
Assistant, UW-Madison
Research/Teaching
Interests:
My professional
interests lie in the ecology and biogeography of hermatypic coral ecosystems
and their response to anthropogenic impacts. I have looked at shallow-water
(< 40m) reef communities in Bonaire (Netherlands Antilles), Belize,
Honduras, Hawaii (the big island), Maui, the Mexican Yucatan, and Panama.
I also have explored deep sea coral reefs (70-100m) via Remotely Operated
Vehicle along the West Florida Shelf and Pulley Ridge in the Gulf of
Mexico.
Recent Publications
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