Amy Angert
Assistant Professor

angert at colostate.edu

I joined the faculty at CSU in January 2008. Before moving to Colorado, I attended graduate school at the University of Washington and Michigan State University and completed two years of postdoctoral research at the University of Arizona.

Amy's CV

John Paul
Postdoctoral Researcher

johnrpaul at gmail.com

John studies patterns in species distribution and abundance from a phylogenetic perspective, asking whether taxon age is related to range size and range occupancy and how phylogenetic relatedness structures species assemblages. He is currently using a coalescent framework to infer demographic histories of central and marginal populations.

Seema Sheth
Doctoral Student

seema.sheth at colostate.edu

Seema is interested in understanding the processes that shape the geographic distributions of species. She is examining how species' traits influence the limits and sizes of species' ranges across the genus Mimulus.

Megan DeMarche
Doctoral Student

megan.demarche at colostate.edu

Megan joined the lab in August 2009. She's interested in niche evolution and ecological speciation.

Haneef Bender
Undergraduate Researcher

Haneef is a sophomore majoring in natural resource management. He's working with John Paul on Mimulus phylogeography.

Brad Jones
Undergraduate Researcher

Brad joined the lab in Spring 09 and has focused on desert annuals projects. Here he is with lab mascot Stivo, our well-fed Venus Flytrap.

Amy Koch
Undergraduate Researcher

After weathering Dr. Angert's Life 103 class, Amy K. was still brave enough to join the Angert lab! She is developing protocols for cloning Mimulus cardinalis.

Barbara Gibson
Research Associate

Todd Green
Research Associate

Joe Henderer
Undergrad Researcher

Carina Nichols
Undergrad Researcher

Julie Prucha
Undergrad Researcher

Department of Biology | Graduate Degree Program in Ecology | Colorado State University