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FACULTY BIOS
Dr. Wendel
J. Johnson
Professor, Biological Sciences
M-204, 735-4326
Office Hours: MWF 11:00 am- 12:00 pm & 1:00 - 3:00 pm; TR 1:00 - 1:30 pm
PhD, Purdue
University, Department of Forestry and Conservation
MS, Michigan State University, Department of Zoology
BS, Michigan State University, Department of Zoology
Dr. Johnson has taught courses in the biological sciences at UW-Marinette since 1969. His doctoral thesis was on the small mammals of Isle Royale National Park. A long-time member of the Chappee Rapids Audubon Society, Dr. Johnson's interests include human population demography, conservation biology and environmental studies, especially the re-vitalization of the national Amtrak system. His most recent presentation is entitled “Humans as the Key Environmental Factor for Megacarnivores.” Previous educational efforts include being a member of a state-wide team to educate secondary and post-secondary educators about Global Change.
Dr. Johnson teaches the following courses at UW-Marinette:
- Bio 103 Human Environmental Biology 4 crs.
- Bio 250 Principles of Ecology 4 crs.
- Bot 130 General Botany 5 crs.
- Zoo 101 Animal Biology 5 crs.
- Zoo 105 Introduction to Human Biology 3 crs.