I am Professor of Biological Sciences at Dartmouth. I teach undergraduate and graduate classes in many topics concerning ecology, evolution, behavior, statistics and modeling. I also supervise undergraduate and graduate students in research projects in many areas of inquiry. My own research explores how evolutionary adaptation and diversification shape the biological communities. I also served five years as Department Chair. I am currently the Editor-in-Chief of the American Naturalist, one of the premier scientific journals of ecology, evolution and behavior. I am a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, a past Vice-President of the American Society of Naturalists (America's oldest scientific society dedicated to the study of ecology and evolution), and a member of the Ecological Society of American and the Society for the Study of Evolution. I am a past winner of both the George Mercer Award and the William S. Cooper Award from the Ecological Society of America. I am also a past winner of the Class of 1962 Faculty Fellowship for "demonstrated excellence in undergraduate teaching" at Dartmouth.

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