EDUCATION

• Ph.D. - Entomology.  Texas A&M University.  Dissertation - “Predicting sorghum midge (Diptera:  Cecidomyiidae) population dynamics and dispersal.”  1992.
• M.A. - Anthropology.  California State University, Chico.  1981.
• B.A.  - Major, Biological Sciences, emphasis Invertebrate Zoology; Minor, Chemistry.  California State University, Chico.  1977.

EMPLOYMENT

• Associate Professor, Integrated Pest Management/Entomology, Division of Agriculture, West Texas A&M University.  Research on management of insect pests and teaching Economic Entomology, Field Crop Entomology, and Weeds and Weed Control, 2006-present; Assistant Professor, 2000-2005.
• Instructor (2000) and Lecturer (1994) of Field Crop Insects, Texas A&M University.
• Post-doctoral Research Associate, Sorghum Entomology, Texas A&M University.  1993-2000.
• Teaching Assistant for General Entomology, Veterinary Entomology, Principles of Insect Pest Management, and Economic Entomology, Texas A&M University.  1985-1990.