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F. Stuart Chapin III

F. Stuart Chapin III (Terry)
Born: Portland, OR 2/2/1944
Education: Swarthmore (BA 1966); Stanford (Ph. D. 1973)
Dissertation title: Morphological and physiological mechanisms of temperature compensation in phosphate absorption along a latitudinal gradient (Science 183:521-523; Ecology 55:1180-1198)
Adviser: Harold A. Mooney (C)
Teaching History: Alaska 1984-89; UC Berkeley 1989-98; Alaska 1998-present (emeritus 2011-)
Ph. D. Students: John Bryant (1984), Lawrence Walker (1985), Susan Cargill Bishop (1988), Knut Kielland (1990), Chris Fastie (1994), Margaret Torn (1994), Sarah Hobbie (1995), Bruce Hungate (1995), Heather Reynolds (1995), Paul Grogan (1998), Joe McFadden (1998), Joe Craine (2000), Valerie Eviner (2002), Jill Johnstone (2003), Cath Thompson (2004), Teresa Hollingsworth (2004), Nancy Fresco (2006), Katey Walter Anthony (2006), Colin Beier (2007), Martin Robards (2008), Todd Brinkman (2009), Meagan Krupa (2009), Lily Ray (2010), Shannon McNeeley (2009), Kyle Joly (2011), Sherri Wall (2003- ), Bill Overbaugh (2004- ), Hassab Ali (2006- ), La’ona DeWilde (2007- ), Becky Hewitt (2008- ), Robin Bronen (2008- ), Corrie Knapp (2010-),
Others influenced: Postdocs: Arnold Bloom, Sven Jonasson, Eric Vance, Silvia Strauss-Debenedetti, Francisco Pugnaire, Ayelet Schuster, Vince Eckhart, Josep Canadell, Maria Jose Leiva, Charles Jaeger, Zoe Cardon, Werner Eugster, Shuijin Hu, David Hooper, Carolyn Malmstrom, Stefan Maurer, Howard Epstein, Jim Randerson, Edward Mitchell, Syndonia Bret-Harte, Scott Chambers, Jason Beringer, Jose Gruenzweig, Roger Dargaville, Michelle Mack, Scott Rupp, Haitao Li, Monique Heijmans, Christian Wirth, Sarah Trainor, Jennifer Schmidt, Todd Brinkman. Grad students, MS: Barbara Lachenbruch (1982), Nancy Van Alstine (1983), Linda DeFoliart (1986), Lewis Sharman (1987), Tim Cater (1990), La-ona DeWilde (2003), Melissa Robinson (2005), Isla Meyer-Smith (2005), Emily Bernhardt (2008), Betsy Young (2005- ), Winslow Hansen (co-advisor) (2011- ),
ESA offices and honors: Member at Large 1992-4; Sustainability Science Award 2008; President 2010-11; Fellow 2012
ESA links: Sustainability Science Award
External links: Wikipedia