April Randle, Postdoctoral Research Associate

Research area: evolution of reproductive isolation

Rob Baker, Ph.D. candidate

Research area: intraspecific evolution and development of shoot architecture

Caroline Mitchell, M.S. 2003

Research area: developmental evolution of dioecy

Currently: registered patent agent for a pharmaceutical company

Chris Meloche, Ph.D. 2001

Research area: preformation and carbon allocation in alpine plants

Currently: Assistant Professor, Metropolitan State College, Denver

Allison Aydelotte, M.S. 1996

Research area: developmental preformation in alpine plants

Currently: Artist (Austin TX)

John Murgle, 2005 - 2008

Research area: sexual dimorphism in flowers of Apiaceae

Currently: Ph.D. candidate, Colorado State University

Phil Gibson, Ph.D. 1995

Research area: evolution of plant life history strategies

Currently: Associate Professor, University of Oklahoma

Kirsten Ryerson, 2003 - 2004

Research area: andromonoecy in Solanum palinacanthum (honors thesis)

Currently: Science Teacher in the Cherry Creek Public School District in Colorado

Sarah Nelson, 2007 - 2008

Research area: abortifacients and contraceptives in ancient Greek medicine and their recent scientific appraisal

Currently: preparing for graduate school

Megan Van Etten, 2001 - 2003

Research area: functional andromonoecy in tomatoes

Currently: Post doctoral fellow, University of Wisconsin

Cristi States, 2002 - 2003

Research area: functional andromonoecy in tomatoes

Currently: Science Teacher in Seattle, WA

Chi-Chih Wu, Ph.D. candidate

Research area: fertilization biology of maize and teosinte

Claire Lay, Ph.D. candidate

Research area: selection by herbivores and pollinators on Erysimum

Jill Miller, Postdoctoral Research Associate, 2001 - 2002

Research area: reproductive evolution in Lycium

Currently: Associate Professor of Biology, Amherst College

Roxanneh Khorsand, 2001 - 2003

Research area: functional andromonoecy in tomatoes

Currently: Ph.D. candidate, Florida International University

Erin Bissell, Ph.D. 2010

Research area: modularity of floral development and evolution in Nicotiana

Currently: Instructor, Metropolitan State College, Denver