JAMIE CROMARTIE'S STOCKTON WEBSITE

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Jamie Cromartie

Associate Professor

Environmental Studies

Curriculum Vitae

ADDRESS:

NAMS

Richard

Stockton College

P.O. Box 195

POMONA NJ 08240-0195

E-MAIL: abqj1u@r.postjobfree.com

FAX: 609-***-****

WEB: http://www.stockton.edu/~cromartw/index.htm

OFFICE: AS-223 (Phone 4413, 609-***-****)

LAB: AS-211

MESSAGES: voice mail or NAMS Office, F-215 (Phone 4546, 652-4546)

CURRICULUM VITAE

EDUCATION:

St. John's College.

Santa Fe, New Mexico, B.A.,Cum Laude, June, 1969, Board of Visitors and

Governors Medal for Highest Academic Standing in Class

Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, PhD., August, 1974, Field of Ecology and

Evolutionary Biology

Doctoral Committee - Richard B. Root,

Robert H. Whittaker, George C. Eickwort

Thesis: The effect of stand size and vegetational background on the

colonization of cruciferous plants by herbivorous insects

POSITIONS:

Assistant Professor, Environmental Studies Program, Stockton State

College, Pomona, New Jersey, 1974-1979

Associate Professor, Environmental Studies Program, Stockton State College,

Pomona, New Jersey, 1979-

Coordinator, Environmental Studies Program, 1976-1977, 1989-1991, 1999-2000

Director, Stockton Center for Environmental Research, 1979-1982

Visiting Tutor, Graduate Institute in Liberal Education, St. John's College,

Santa Fe, NM, Summer 1987

FELLOWSHIPS AND

SCHOLARSHIPS:

National Merit Scholarship, 1965-1969

National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship, 1969-1971

National Institutes of Health Training Grant, 1972

American Association for the Advancement of Science/U.S. Environmental

Protection Agency Science and Engineering Fellowship, 1982

American Association for the Advancement of Science Congressional Science and

Engineering Fellowship, 1982-83 (legislative staff, office of Representative

George E. Brown, Jr., with responsibilities in agricultural research and

pesticide law)

PUBLICATIONS:

The effect of stand size and vegetational background on the colonization of

cruciferous plants by herbivorous insects. Journal of Applied Ecology

12: 517-533 (1975)

Influence of habitat on the colonization of collard plants by Pieris

rapae. Environmental Entomology 4:783-784 (1975)

Environmental control of insects using crop diversity. pp 223-251 in David

Pimentel, ed. CRC Handbook of Pest Management in Agriculture Vol. 1.,

second edition CRC Handbook Series in Agriculture. CRC Press, Miami (1991)

(with Dale F. Schweitzer) Biology of the Rare Skipper (Problema bulenta)

in southern New Jersey. Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society

47(2):125-133 (1993)

(with Dale F. Schweitzer)Catocala louiseae, C. grisatra, and

C. jair (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) in North Carolina,

Entomological News 108(5):389-390 (1997)

REPORTS:

Biological monitoring for low-level effects of pollution in aquatic

ecosystems. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 1982

Development of a Water Quality/Aquatic Biota Study of Selected Subwatersheds

in the Great Egg Harbor Watershed. Atlantic County Utilities Authority, June

2002

Challenges for the Pinelands

Regional Growth Areas: Development and Redevelopment and Their Impacts on

Water Quality. William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy, Richard

Stockton College. June, 2008. With Tait Chirenje, Assistant Professor,

Environmental Studies, Richard Stockton College.

PAPERS AT MEETINGS:

Colonization of plants by insect herbivores in diverse

stands and monocultures, Ecological Society of America, 1971

Influence of stand structure and diversity on the

colonization of plants by insect herbivores, Entomological Society of

America, 1972

Herbivorous insects causing mortality of pine

seedlings in an old field, Eastern Branch, Entomological Society of America,

1979

Impact of insects on pitch pine, American

Entomological Society, 1981

Post-storm planning for Avalon NJ, New Jersey Academy

of Science, 1982

Larval insects that bore into Spartina stems:

are they competing? New Jersey Academy of Science, 1985

Biological monitoring for low-level effects of

pollution on aquatic ecosystems. Savannah River Ecology Lab, Ninth

Symposium, 1986

Monitoring long-term, low-level biological effects of

pollution on aquatic and wetland ecosystems, New Jersey Academy of Science,

1986

Darwin and Mendel: Paradoxes of Biology, Stockton

State College, Biology Seminar, 1990

Integrating GIS into undergraduate environmental

studies. American Institute of Biological Sciences, Seattle WA, 1996

Integrating GIS into an undergraduate environmental

studies program. Second International Symposium on GIS in Higher Education,

1996

Integrating dynamic modeling into environmental

studies. Quantitative Reasoning Across the Disciplines, Regional Conference,

1997 (with Dr. Michael Geller)

A geographic information systems facility for

environmental studies. Post-conference Workshop, Thirteenth Annual Eastern

Small College Computing Conference, 1997

Integrating GIS into environmental science. Poster

presentation, NSF Transforming Undergraduate Education in Science,

Mathematics, Engineering and Technology Education Conference, 1998 (with Dr.

Weihong Fan)

Integrating GIS into environmental science. Poster

presentation, Delaware Valley Chapter, Society for Conservation Biology,

1998

Student projects in conservation biology using GIS and

GPS. Poster presentation, Delaware Valley Chapter, Society for Conservation

Biology, spring 1999

Multidisciplinary ecology: Teaching using geographic

information systems. Poster presentation, Annual Meeting of the Ecological

Society of America, Spokane, Washington, 1999 (presented by Dr. Weihong Fan)

The AES Library: from Linnaeus to the Worldwide Web.

American Entomological Society on October 27, at the Academy of Natural

Sciences, Philadelphia PA, 1999 (with Dr. Dan Otte)

Revised macroinvertebrate criteria for the Great Egg

Harbor River. Oral presentation, NJ Academy of Sciences annual meeting, 2003

(with Jason Gliddon)

Biomonitoring in New Jersey blackwater streams:

recalibrating an invertebrate bioassay. Poster presentation. Annual Meeting

of the Ecological Society of America, Savannah, Georgia, 2003 (with Jason

Gliddon, Lynn Maun, Julie Akers, Tamica Johnson and James Grimes)

Stream biomonitoring using macroinvertebrates in the

New Jersey Pinelands: Consistency with water chemistry and landuse. Mid

Atlantic Chapter of the Ecological Society of America Conference on

Sustainable Landscapes, Lancaster PA, March 2004 (with L. Maun, J. Akers, T.

Johnson, J. Gliddon, J. Grimes and D. Monzo)

Using Stream Insects on Woody Debris to Assess Water

Quality in the New Jersey Pinelands, at the NJ Academy of Sciences' annual

meeting, April 2004, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Madison NJ (with L.

Maun, J. Akers, T. Johnson, J. Gliddon, J. Grimes and D. Monzo)

Adams Branch Restoration: Macroinvertebrates and Water

Chemistry. Poster session. Joint meeting, American Entomological Society and

Entomological Society of Pennsylvania. Newark, DE. 20 October 2004. (with

Lynn Maun, Julie Akers, Denis Cummings, Justine Cook, Jordan Leckenbush, and

Bob Fromtling)

Aquatic Macroinvertebrates in the Great Egg Harbor

River Watershed. Newark Entomological society, New Brunswick, NJ. 23 October

2004. Poster session (with Jason Gliddon, Tamica Johnson, Lynn Maun, Julie

Akers, Denis Cummings, Justine Cook, Jordan Leckenbush, and Bob Fromtling)

Biomonitoring pinelands rivers using snag-dwelling

insects. Invited speaker, American Entomological Society, at the Academy of

Natural Sciences, Philadelphia PA, 10 November 2004

Macro-invertebrates, landuse and chemistry in an

urbanizing watershed. Poster session. Mid-Atlantic Region, Ecological

Society of America, Baltimore MD, 12 March 2005 (with Julie Akers, Justine

Cook, Denis Cummings, Jordan Leckenbush and Graeme Millar)

Macro-invertebrates, landuse, hydrology and chemistry

in an urbanizing watershed. Poster session. Delaware Valley Chapter, Society

for Conservation Biology, Rowan University, 9 April 2005 (with Julie Akers,

Justine Cook, Denis Cummings, Bob Fromtling, Jordan Leckenbush and Graeme

Millar)

Stream ecology of an urbanizing watershed in the New

Jersey Pine Barrens. Poster presentation, International Congress of Ecology,

Montreal, Quebec, August 2005 (with J. Akers, D. Cummings, J. Cook, J.

Leckenbush and G. Millar)

Determination of biological, hydrological and chemical

reference sites in a New Jersey Pinelands watershed. Poster session.

Mid-Atlantic Region, Ecological Society of America, NJ School of

conservation. 9 April 2006 (with Keltos, L., Dwyer, A., Mott, K. and F.

Akers)

Reference site characterization for ecological

monitoring in the Great Egg Harbor River, New Jersey. Poster presentation,

Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of America, Memphis TN, August 2006

(with Keltos, L., Dwyer, A., Mott, K., Akers, F. and T Chirenje)

Reading Darwin and Mendel: Paradoxes of biology.

Association for Core Texts and Courses Annual Meeting, Williamsburg VA, 29

March 1 April 2007

Animal and human: New ideas about who we are.

Association for Core Texts and Courses Annual Meeting, Plymouth MA, 3-6

April 2008

Stream ecology in Pine Barrens landscapes: does

monitoring improve with taxonomic refinement? Poster presentation,

Mid-Atlantic Region, Ecological Society of America Wilkes College,

Wilkes-Barre PA, 19 April 2008 (with C. Costa and A. Tripler)

Long-term ecological research at an undergraduate

college: Student participation in monitoring and assessing ecosystem change.

Oral presentation, Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of America,

Milwaukee WI, Aug. 2008

Assessment and habitat/host plant restoration for

Lepidoptera species of concern in the NJ Pine Barrens. Poster presentation,

Mid-Atlantic Region, Ecological Society of America, The College of New

Jersey, Trenton NJ, 13 Mar. 2009

The Biosphere: constructing a tradition. Association

for Core Texts and Courses Annual Meeting, Memphis TN, 16-19 April 2009

Engaging Ecology, Worlds and Hyper-worlds in G. E.

Hutchinson. Association for Core Texts and Courses Annual Meeting, New

Brunswick NJ, 15-18 April 2010

Long term ecology research in an introductory lab:

What do students learn? Joint Meeting: Mid-Atlantic Chapter Ecological

Society of America & New Jersey Academy of Science, Montclair NJ, 9 April

2011

Reflections on Living Well: Energy and Equity.

Association for Core Texts and Courses Annual Meeting, New Haven CT, 14-17

April 2011

Long term ecology

research in an introductory lab: do students learn from previous results?

Poster presentation, Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of America,

Austin TX, Aug. 2011

Collaborative research on trends in biodiversity in

the NJ Pine Barrens. Oral presentation, Annual Meeting of the Ecological

Society of America, Austin TX, Aug. 2011 (with Matthew C Sichel)

Design and evaluation of a novel and inexpensive

floating emergence trap for aquatic insects in shallow water. Poster

presentation, Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of America, Austin

TX, Aug. 2011. (with Kyle J Rossner and Matthew C Sichel)

Climate Change, Energy and Equity. Oral presentation,

World Association for Sustainable Development annual conference, Atlantic

City NJ, 26-28 October 2011

The real

world in the Republic. Association for Core Texts and Courses

Annual Meeting, Milwaukee WI, 29 March to 1 April 2012

Changing flora of the Richard Stockton College campus,

1970-2012. Poster presentation, Mid-Atlantic Chapter Ecological Society of

America annual meeting, Blacksburg VA, March 2012 (with Therese Quelch)

Exotic invasive species on the Richard Stockton

College campus, 1970-2012. presentation, Mid-Atlantic Chapter Ecological

Society of America annual meeting, Blacksburg VA, March 2012 (presented by

co-author, Therese Quelch)

Changing Flora of the Stockton College Campus

1970-2012. PINELANDS RESEARCH SERIES. Richard J. Sullivan Center, Pinelands

Commission, 15 Springfield Road, New Lisbon, NJ August 14, 2012

GRANTS AND CONTRACTS:

Ecological Study Area Inventory, Stockton State College, 1977

Environmental Studies Program Development, 1978

Endangered Species in New Jersey, Stockton State College, 1979-80

Cordery Creek Natural Area Evaluation, Galloway Township, New Jersey, 1981

Post-storm Planning, Borough of Avalon, N.J., New Jersey Division of Coastal

Resources, 1981-82

Biological Monitoring of Aquatic Ecosystems, Stockton State College, 1984,

1985

Technological Literacy Course Development, New Jersey Department of Higher

Education, 1984

Infusing Humanities in General Education, New Jersey Department of Higher

Education, 1985-86

Endangered Species of Lepidoptera in South Jersey, Stockton State College,

1987-88, 1989, 1990, 1992

Computer Software for Population Biology, Stockton State College Career

Development Committee, 1992.

NJ

Natural Heritage Program Lepidoptera Survey Contract, Cape May Co. NJ. 1994

National Science Foundation Instrumentation and Laboratory Improvement Grant.

Field Monitoring

Instruments for Environmental Sciences Labs with Geographic Information

Systems. 1994-1997

National Science Foundation Course and Curriculum Development Grant.

Integrating Geographic Information Systems into Undergraduate Environmental

Science Curriculum. 1995-1998

National Science Foundation, Course, Curriculum and Laboratory Improvement.

Increasing student

and faculty participation in GIS education

2001-2004.

Development of a water quality/aquatic biota study of selected subwatersheds

in the Great Egg Harbor Watershed. Atlantic County Office of Regional Planning

and Economic Development. 2002-2003.

Development of Improved Biomonitoring Protocol for the Great

Egg Harbor

River. WRRI Undergraduate Internship. 2002-2003.

With

Gliddon, Jason (student).

Biomonitoring the Great Egg Harbor

River. WRRI Undergraduate Internship. 2003-2004. With Lynn Maun

(student).

Adams Branch Stormwater Remediation Plan - Phase One. NJ Department of

Environmental Protection, Division of Watershed Management, contract to

Stockton

College in cooperation with

the Great Egg Harbor Watershed Association. May to December 2004.(with Claude

Epstein, Ray Mueller and Tait Chirenje)

Research & Professional

Development award: Aquatic macroinvertehrate research. Richard Stockton

College. ($3,800) Summer, 2005

Assessing

Subwatersheds within the Great Egg Harbor River Basin. WRRI Undergraduate

Internship. 2005-2006. With Lauren Keltos (student)

Internships

to Assess Gravelly Run, Great Egg Harbor River. Great Egg Harbor Watershed

Association Grant to Richard Stockton College, 2005-2006. (students Denis

Cummings, Jordan Leckenbush, Amy Dwyer, Karl Mott and Cathy Costa)

Assessing Subwatersheds within the Great Egg Harbor River Basin. WRRI

Undergraduate Internship. 2005-2006. (student Lauren Keltos)

SPECIAL COURSES,

CONFERENCES, ETC.

Organization for Tropical Studies, Ecology of Central American Pine Forests,

1972

Gordon Research Conference, Species Interactions of Importance to Agriculture,

1975

Environmental Protection Agency, Workshop on Training Construction Grants

Program Citizen Advisory Board Members, 1980

Grantsmanship Training Program, St. Louis University, 1980

Gordon Research Conference, Opportunities and Strategies for Resolving

Problems Associated with Crop Productivity and Protection, 1983

Chautauqua-type Short Course, Ecological Dynamics of Marshes and Marine

Coastal Areas, 1984

Chautauqua-type Short Course, Ecological Dynamics of a Swamp, 1987

Chautauqua-type Short Course, The Inquiry Method of Teaching Field Sciences,

1989

Introduction to Systems Thinking with STELLA. High Performance Systems, 1995.

SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL

ADVISORY COMMITTEES:

Technical Advisory Group, New Jersey Pinelands Commission, 1979-82

New Jersey Endangered Species Council, 1980-86

Mullica River Estuarine Sanctuary Steering Committee, 1981

Galloway Township Environmental Commission, Chairman, 1984-89

Great Egg Harbor River Watershed Management Planning Project, Scientific and

Technical Advisory Committee, 2001-2003

Mullica River Watershed Management Planning Project, Steering committee, 2001-

Atlantic County Utilities Authority Groundwater Advisory Committee, 2003-

CURRENT RESEARCH

INTERESTS:

Biogeography and

ecology of insects associated with pine barrens and conifer-dominated

wetlands in the eastern U.S.

Insects in

brackish marshes and impoundments

Political and

scientific foundations of the "green" movement

Biomonitoring

of Coastal Plain stream ecosystems

Teaching

undergraduate ecology through core texts

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES:

American Association for the Advancement of Science

Ecological Society of America - Mid-Atlantic Region Chapter representative

to ESA Regional Response Working Group, 2006-2008. Chapter

Secretary-Treasurer, 2007-08.

British Ecological Society

American Society of Naturalists

Entomological Society of America

American Entomological Society - Corresponding Secretary, 1997-2003,

Vice-President, 2003-2009, President 2009-

New Jersey Academy of Science

Xerces Society

PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES:

Dr. Claude M. Epstein

Natural Sciences and

Mathematics

Stockton College

P.O. Box 195

Pomona, NJ 08240

Dr. Dale F. Schweitzer

1761 Main St.

Port Norris, NJ 08349

Frederick B. Akers, River Administrator

Great Egg Harbor Watershed Association

P.O. Box 395

Newtonville, NJ 08346

856-***-****

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