Former Members of the StiremanLab

Graduate students

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Diego J. Inclan – M.S. Wright State University

Thesis: Revision of the Genus Erythromelana Townsend, 1919 (Diptera: Tachinidae) with notes on their phylogeny and diversification

Julietta Granados Chaves – Research Assistant

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Brenda Wells- M.S. Wright State University

Thesis: Ecological Speciation in a Multi-Trophic Complex: Gall Midges, Goldenrods, and Parasitoids

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Annie Doyle – M.S. Wright State University

Thesis: Effects of Forest Fragmentation and Honeysuckle Invasion on Forest Lepidoptera in Southwest Ohio

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Kristina Solch – Nonthesis M.S., Wright State University

Currently in the College of Veterinary Medicine, Ohio State University

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Hilary Devlin (Research Technician) M. Phil. University of St. Andrews

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Seth Jenkins

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Undergraduate Students

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• Heidi Schneck (2011-2012) “DNA barcoding of tropical parasitic flies”
• Caleb Dukeman (2010-2011) Biology Honors student:  “Molecular identification of parasitic flies (Tachinidae) in the Ecuadorian Andes and their association with Lepidoptera hosts”
• Bridgett Severt (2011) – “Phylogeny and evolution of tachinid flies”
• Todd England (2010)– “A survey of insect diversity on Ash trees”
• Kelsey Fultz (2010) – “AFLP analysis of Chalcidoid wasps”, currently a PhD student at Ohio State
• Eric Woebbe (2010) – “Evolutionary ecology of ambrosia gall midges”, currently a MS student at Wright State
• Chris Bayes (2010) – “Evolutionary ecology of ambrosia gall midges”
• Kirsten Ulrich (2010) – “Evolutionary ecology of ambrosia gall midges”
• Benjamin Doane (2009-2010)– “Ant diversity and resource use in the WSU woods.”
• Hilary Allen (2008-2009) Biology Honors student: “Genetic structure within Hyphantria cunea in relation to host-plant preference and geography”
• Seth Jenkins (2008) – subsequently joined the Stirelab as an MS student
• Patrick McAfee (2007-2008)- “Forest Lepidoptera of Ohio and their response to habitat fragmentation.”
• Brenda Wells (2007) – subsequently joined the Stirelab as an MS student – see above
• Katie Selhorst (2007) – Dayton Metroparks internship student
• Sarah Hill (2007) – “Evolutionary ecology of ambrosia gall midges”
• Jenny Philips (2007) – “Evolutionary ecology of ambrosia gall midges”
• Jason Ison (2006) – “Ants of the Wright State Woods”
• Anne Royer (2005-2006) – currently a graduate student at Michigan State University