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Arthur G. Appel - Professor & Chair
Ph.D. 1985,University of California, Riverside
Urban entomology, structural pests, insect physiology and behavior. |
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J. Wayne Brewer - Professor Emeritus
Ph.D. 1968, Purdue University
Forest Insect-Plant Interactions, Influence of plant nutrition on phytophagous insects, gall-forming insects. |
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Wayne E. Clark - Professor
Ph.D 1975, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas.
Research in systematics of the weevils of the family Curculionidae (Coleoptera), especially the members of the tribe Anthonomini. |
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Eddie W. Cupp - Professor Emeritus
Ph.D. 1969, University of Illinois
Vector Biology. Research - Ecology and molecular biology of medically-important Diptera ("mosquitoes", "black flies"and "horn flies ).
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Mary Cupp - Professor Emerita
Ph.D. Cornell University
Vector/parasite relationships; biochemistry and molecular biology of vector saliva. |
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Henry Fadamiro - Associate Professor
PhD. 1995, University of Oxford
Insect behavior and chemical ecology; Integrated pest management (IPM); Biological control
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Kathy Flanders- Extension Entomologist
Associate Professor
Ph.D. 1989, Entomology; University of Minnesota
Design and implement research on integrated pest management of forage, grain crops, and stored products. Improve general level of
knowledge about fire ant management. |
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Barry L. Freeman - Extension Entomologist
Associate Professor-Retired
M.S. 1976, Entomology, University of Georgia
Management of arthropod pests of cotton; forest and general entomology.
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David Held- Assistant Professor
Ph.D. 2003, Entomology; University of Kentucky
Research in plant-insect interactions, insect behavior, and ecotoxicology
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Xing Ping Hu - Extension Entomologist
Associate Professor
Ph.D. 1998, University of Massachusetts
Urban and structural integrated pest management; insect biology, behavior and behavioral ecology with emphasis on termites.
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Nannan Liu - Professor
Ph.D. 1995, Cornell University
Molecular biology, genetics, and toxicology relating to mechanisms of insecticide resistance; functional genomics
of insect polyphenisms and development
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Gary Richard Mullen - Professor
Ph.D.1974, Cornell University
Medical-veterinary entomology and acarology, arachnology, and aquatic insects.
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Ronald H. Smith - Emeritus Professor
Ph.D. 1970, Auburn University
Management of arthropod pests of cotton and soybeans.
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James R. Weeks - Extension Entomologist and Associate Professor-Retired
M.S. 1974, Entomology, Auburn University
Management of Arthropod Pests of Peanuts and General Entomology.
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Michael L. Williams - Professor
Ph.D. 1972, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Biosystematics of scale insects, with emphasis on the soft scale insects; scale insects of Central and South America. |
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