Casey Williams

Dr. Casey Williams is a Professor in the Science Department at Valley City State University (VCSU), where he has been teaching since Fall 2011. He specializes in aquatic and fisheries sciences, with a focus on non-game fish ecology across diverse environments such as swamps, desert streams, and mountain rivers.

Education:

• Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Management, Northwestern State University (Louisiana)
• Master of Science in Aquatic Biology, Texas State University
• Doctorate in Aquatic Resources, Texas State University

Williams' research spans aquatic ecosystems, emphasizing the ecology of natural systems. His teaching portfolio includes ichthyology, conservation biology, environmental law, biostatistics, and field ecology. He highlights the importance of critical thinking in statistical analysis and its societal applications.

At VCSU, he values the collaborative atmosphere, student interaction, and the opportunity to discuss controversial topics that foster open-mindedness. His career path included postdoctoral work at Utah State University and roles at research facilities in Louisiana.