Guy N. Cameron


	Guy N. Cameron Professor and Department Head Ph.D., California, Davis

Education

1969-71	Post-doctorate	University of California, Berkeley, California (with F.A. Pitelka)
1965-69	Ph.D., 1969	University of California, Davis, California (with R.L. Rudd)
1963-65	M.A., 1965	California State University, Long Beach, California (with D. Rainey)
1960-63	B.A., 1963	University of California, Berkeley, California

Experience

1998- present	Professor and Head, Department of Biological Sciences, University of Cincinnati
1984-98	Professor of Biology, University of Houston
1992-98	Adjunct Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Rice University
1981-82	Visiting Senior Biologist, Department of Biology and School of Public and Environmental Administration, Indiana University
1977-84	Associate Professor of Biology, University of Houston
1971-77	Assistant Professor of Biology, University of Houston

Research Interests and Present Projects

Foraging Ecology of Terrestrial Rodents:

Effect of intra- and interspecific interactions on spatial patterns, habitat selection, and resource utilization
Effect of availability, distribution, and nutrient content of food resources on demography, spatial patterns, and foraging behavior
Interaction between foraging behavior, social behavior, fitness, and nutritional landscapes

Conservation Biology:

Ecological impact of exotic species on native flora and fauna
Effects of anthropogenic factors in eastern deciduous forest
Patterns of biodiversity

Recent Research Support

2001-02	“Monitoring of burrowing mammals on on-site disposal facility cap”, $8,574, Fluor Fernald, Inc.
2000-01	“Impact of a natural catastrophe on animal populations” (with George Uetz and Michal Polak). NSF-SGER program. $24,242.
1997-98	"NASA Summer Faculty Fellowship." Johnson Space Center, $10,000
1996-97	"Effect of prescribed burning on productivity, structure, and nutrient content in a Gulf cordgrass habitat ." Nature Conservancy of Texas, $4,900.
1995-97	"Herbivory and granivory by rodents at La Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra de Manantlan." NSF, $14,711.
1995-97	"Using remotely-sensed data to measure primary production." Research Fellows Program, Midwestern Regional Center, National Institute for Global Climate Change, $3,500.
1994-96	"Effect of climate change on distribution, diversity, and productivity in grassland, forest habitats: a regional perspective." National Institute for Global Environmental Change, Department of Energy, $162,894.