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David Paoletti serves as a Senior Instructor I in the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife at Oregon State University, where he integrates ecological research with academic instruction. His educational background bridges creative and scientific disciplines, culminating in specialized training in environmental science.
Education:
- BS in Graphic Design from Illinois State University (1996)
- BS in Zoology from Oregon State University (2006)
- MS in Environmental Science/Ecology from Oregon State University (2009)
His research centers on Behavioral Ecology and Herpetology, with particular focus on amphibian responses to anthropogenic stressors like introduced predators and environmental gradients. He examines how larval amphibians develop correlated trait responses to navigate conflicting selection pressures in freshwater ecosystems.
Publication analysis reveals consistent investigation of trait plasticity in anurans under multiple stressors, emphasizing predator-prey dynamics and conservation implications. His work bridges fundamental ecological theory with practical wildlife management concerns, particularly regarding invasive species impacts.
Scientific Awards:
- OSU Ecampus Travel Award (2016)
- Quality Matters Online Course Design Certification (2015)
- Learning and Success Teamwork Award (2013)
While no student advising or grant information appears in current records, his teaching excellence is recognized through course design certifications. The absence of laboratory/team descriptions suggests primary focus on classroom instruction and field-based ecological observation rather than lab-centric research.
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