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Mailing Address:

Department of Biology

California State University Dominguez Hills

1000 E. Victoria Street

Carson, CA 90747 USA

Lab: (310) 243-6430

Fax: (310) 243-2350

 

PI: Terry McGlynn

Associate Professor of Biology

Note: I will return to campus the first day of classes in Fall 2010.

Office Hours, Fall 2010

Tuesday 9am - 1pm

 

terry.mcglynn@gmail.com

skype: terry.mcglynn

office: NSM A139, (310) 243-1077

lab: NSM B134

McGlynn Brief CV, June 2010

 

La Selva Crew Summer 2010:

Allison Haskell, Sara Hu, Stefanie Mattingly

 

La Selva Crew Summer 2009:

Left to Right: Thuy-Tien Hoang, Terry McGlynn, Toyin Dunn, Ching-Yu Huang, Ellen Wayman, Kim Hoffmann

La Selva Crew January 2009

 

La Selva Crew January 2009:

Top: Brandi Douglas, Stefanie Mattingly, Melinda Weaver, Alvaro Cervantes, Felicia Burt, Graciela Bravo; Bottom: Terry McGlynn, Tyler Stuart (of Occidental College)

Felicia Burt, graduate student

Felicia is conducting research on the ecology of microbial ant associates in a Costa Rican rainforest.  She's also a Biology teacher at Roosevelt High School in East LA.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Some alumni  

Postdoc: Ching-Yu Huang (2009)

Ching-Yu is currently on a postdoc at UC Santa Cruz

 

Justin Betzelberger, RET participant (2008)

Justin is a biology teacher at East Valley High School in Van Nuys. He worked on the trophic structure of leaf litter, collecting samples for stable isotope analysis.  This means picking out lots and lots of mites and springtails.

Stefanie Mattingly, undergraduate (2007-2009)

As her day job, Stefanie is a master of all thing cnidarian, and this summer she investigated cues for defensive behavior of ants experiencing army ant raids.  You can read about what thought about La Selva in the summer of 2008.

Evan Poirson, undergraduate (2007-2009)

Evan spend his second field season in Costa Rica to investigate how litter decomposition responds to nutrient and faunal gradients in the rainforest.  He presented this work at the International Congress of Entomology in Durban, South Africa, and is has sorted out how ants influence the decomposition of leaf litter.  He is currently serving in the Peace Corps.