Graduate Students
Eric A. Miller	The dynamics of forest-meadow ecotones in the Three Sisters Wilderness, Oregon: variation across environmental gradients	MS, 1995
Ann L. Lezberg	Survival of herbaceous species after canopy closure: role of below-ground traits	MS, 1998
Eric W. Beach	Conifer regeneration in managed riparian forests: effects of seed source, substrate, landform, and vegetation	MS, 1999
Melissa Borsting	Effects of thinning and prescribed fire on understory vegetation in ponderosa pine forests of northeastern California	MS, 2002
Richy J. Harrod	Demography and disturbance ecology of Iliamna longisepala and Trifolium thompsonii, two endemic species of the Wenatchee Mountains, Washington	PhD, 2003
Cara R. Nelson	Effects of timber harvest and forest edges on abundance, viability, and physiology of understory plants in Pseudotsuga forests of western Washington	PhD, 2004
James A. Lutz	The contribution of mortality to early coniferous forest development	MS, 2005
Troy D. Heithecker	Variation in microclimate associated with dispersed-retention harvests in coniferous forests of the Pacific Northwest	MS, 2005
Nicole L. Lang	The soil seed bank of an Oregon montane meadow: consequences of conifer encroachment and implications for restoration	MS, 2006
Ryan D. Haugo	Vegetation responses to conifer encroachment in a dry, montane meadow, western Cascade Range, Oregon	MS, 2006
Laura J. Six	Substrate effects on distribution, biomass allocation, and morphology of forest understory plants	MS, 2007
Aldo Compagnoni	Controls on plant species invasions during early secondary succesion: the roles of plant origin and community properties	MS, 2008
Karen Webster	Effects of prescribed fire on understory vegetation in mixed-conifer forests of the southern Sierra Nevada, California	MS, current