Regents Professor and Director of the Elm Fork Education Center and Natural Heritage Museum, Specialization in Ecology of Benthic Invertebrates and Ecotoxicology
940-565-2981
Office:
ENV 310F
Highlights:
Dr. Kennedy's research interests include ecology of benthic invertebrates and ecotoxicology.
Dr. James Kennedy teaches classes in the following subjects: Biodiversity and Conservation of Animals, Insect Biology, Contemporary Topics in Biology, Stream Ecology, Contemporary Topics in Environmental Science and Ecology and Aquatic Insects of North America.
Degrees
- Doctor of Philosophy, Zoology/Aquatic Ecology, Virginia Tech
Selected Publications
- Invertebrates of Central Texas Wetlands. S. W. Taber and S. B. Fleenor. Annals of the Entomological Society of America, (2009).
- Aquatic Ecosystems for Ecotoxicological Research: Considerations in Design Analysis for Fish. Pp 729-752. In: The Toxicology of Fish, (2008).
- The Terminal Pleistocene extinction in North America and the Dynamic Equilibrium Model. (2008).