Adam Mitchell

Dr. Adam Mitchell is an Assistant Professor of Entomology at Tarleton State University. His research focuses on anthropogenic impacts on arthropod communities and ecosystem restoration. He manages the Tarleton Insect Museum (TIM) and teaches courses including General Entomology, Pollinator Ecology, and Integrated Pest Management.

Research interests center on how human-induced environmental changes affect insect diversity and community structures, with particular focus on invasive species impacts and habitat restoration techniques.

Publications demonstrate consistent focus on plant-insect interactions and restoration ecology, with recent work expanding into agricultural soil management.

Scientific Awards:

• Multiple research grants from state/national organizations
• Undergraduate research scholarships
• Wildlife conservation fellowships

Manages research teams studying pollinator biodiversity and oversees the university insect collection development through student projects.