I am a lecturer in the Department of Biological Sciences at Butler University. My work includes primarily instruction but I also serve as a collaborator with the Friesner Herbarium and conduct ecological research with undergraduates in Biology and Environmental Studies.
Previously, I was an assistant professor of Environmental Science in the Department of Life and Earth Sciences at Concordia University Wisconsin. Prior to arriving at CUW, I studied at the University of Wyoming where I worked with Dr. Bob Hall. I earned my masters degree from Ball State University working with Dr. Mel Bernot. My research interests are broadly ecological with an emphasis on understanding local phenomenon. This includes forays into animal behavior and invasive species management, in addition to aquatic ecology and biogeochemistry. Hilary L. Madinger PhD
Lecturer Department of Biological Sciences Butler University hmadinger[@]butler.edu |
