Robert Bohanan
Robert coordinates science enrichment programs for middle and high school students in Summer Science Institute and the Precollege Enrichment Program for Learning Excellence at UW-Madison. He is a member of the Wisconsin Center for Education Research NSF-funded System-wide Change for All Learners and Educators project providing educational materials for teachers and students in WI, CA, CO, and RI. He is the project director of SchoolYard Biology an NSF-funded inquiry-based professional development partnership with North Temperate Lakes Long-term Ecological Research and several school districts in Wisconsin including Madison area schools and Arbor Vitae-Woodruff area schools. He is actively involved in citizen science projects on Wisconsin aquatic ecosystems. Robert teaches Ecology to undergraduates in Introductory Biology and a graduate seminar on inquiry-based teaching and learning using watersheds for graduate students in science education. He is an ecologist with research interest in red wing blackbird behavior, aquatic ecology, climate change and urban ecology.

rbohanan@wisc.edu
608.265.2125

Stanley Dodson

Dr. Stanley Dodson received his Ph.D. from the Zoology Department of the University of Washington in 1970, on the interaction of size-selective predator-prey interactions and zooplankton community structure. He teaches and participates in research at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Stanley is a freshwater ecologist, focusing on community ecology of zooplankton and population ecology of Daphnia (the water flea). He has studied size-selective predation on zooplankton, Daphnia and copepod relationships, and effects of primary productivity on zooplankton biological diversity. His lab is currently investigating effects of land use (agricultural, urban, recreational) on zooplankton community structure.

sidodson@facstaff.wisc.edu
608.262.6395 or 608.262.2793

Dolly Ledin
Dolly Ledin works to engage scientists in reaching out to the community and to engage youth and adults in the process of science. She has worked as outreach coordinator for the University of Wisconsin Center for Biology Education since 1989. She has worked as an elementary and middle school teacher, an environmental educator with the Wis. Dept. of Natural Resources and as adjunct faculty with UW Stevens Point. She has an MS in Land Resources from the UW Madison-Institute for Environmental Studies.

daledin@wisc.edu

Kris Stepenuck coordinates citizen stream monitoring programming for the state of Wisconsin. This includes coordinating the level 1 Water Action Volunteers as well as a variety of level 3 projects, and working to design and implement the overall citizen-based Water Monitoring Network. Kris also works collaboratively with colleagues at the University of Rhode Island on a national volunteer water quality-monitoring project to help expand communication, collaboration, and cooperation among volunteer water
quality monitoring programs across the nation. Kris holds a BS in Water Resources Management from the University of New Hampshire and a MS in Natural Resources from the UW-Stevens Point.

kris.stepenuck@ces.uwex.edu
608.265.3887 or 608.264.8948

Jongdee To-Im

Jogndee was a visiting scholar at the University of Wisconsin-Madison during 2005 and 2006. She earned her PhD in Science and Education Technology at the Institute for Innovation and Development of Learning Process and Faculty of Science, Mahidol University in Thailand. She is currently faculty in the Environment and Resources Studies program at Mahidol University.

jongdeetoim@gmail.com
011.66.662.441.5000