Current Tingley Lab Members
Morgan Tingley
Principal Investigator
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Kendall Calhoun
Post-doctoral Researcher
Kendall researches how altered fire regimes and climates impact wildlife conservation and human-wildlife interactions in California
Monte Neate-Clegg
Post-doctoral Researcher
Monte researches the effects of climate change on tropical and temperate bird communities and distributions
Olivia Sanderfoot
Post-doctoral Researcher
Olivia is exploring the impacts of wildfire smoke on the distribution and movement of birds in the western U.S.
Graham Montgomery
PhD student
Graham is studying population-level declines in flying insects and avian insectivores
Kelsey Reckling
PhD student
Kelsey is investigating the effects of light pollution on migrating birds along the Pacific Flyway
Chris Sayers
PhD student
Chris investigates the impacts of artisanal gold mining on tropical bird populations
Madeleine Siegel
DEnv student
Madeleine studies the role of science in environmental policy and law
Ben Tonelli
PhD student
Ben is investigating the role of migratory birds as dispersal agents of diseases and their vectors
Joanna Wu
PhD student
Joanna is studying the survival and conservation of female birds
Lab Alumni
Postdocs
Casey Youngflesh, 2018–2022
Jacob Socolar, 2016–2018
Valerie Steen, 2017–2019
PhD Students
Austin Spence, 2021
Andrew Stillman, 2021
Manette Sandor, 2018
MS Students
Evelyn Malamut, 2022
Claire Bailey, 2020
Kathryn Weeks, 2019
Genevieve Nuttall, 2018
Undergrad Honors Thesis Students
Anna Nihei, 2023
Amanda Ung, 2023
John Loverin, 2020
Sadie Rumsey, 2019
Nick Russo, 2018